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USA women's basketball at 2026 FIBA World Cup

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 · 19h · on MSN
FIBA Women's World Cup 2026 dates, schedule, rosters, groups and basketball bracket info
The United States will attempt to win its fifth straight FIBA women's World Cup over the next few weeks in Germany.

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 · 20h
USA FIBA Women's World Cup schedule 2026: Channel, live stream to watch every United States basketball game live
 · 9h · on MSN
Women’s Basketball World Cup: Scores, groups, standings, and more
 · 20h
With a new-look roster and no A’ja Wilson the US FIBA World Cup title defense gets tougher
BERLIN (AP) — The U.S. has dominated the women’s FIBA World Cup for nearly two decades, winning the last four titles.

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Seattle Storm frontcourt squares off at FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup
 · 1d
2026 FIBA Women's World Cup: Team USA analysis, rankings, rosters
 · 2h
The staggering 30-game winning streak Team USA is trying to protect at the women’s World Cup starting Friday
The Americans have won 30 straight games in the tournament, dating to a loss to Russia in the 2006 semifinals.

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MLive · 6h
Everything basketball fans need to know about how to watch the FIBA World Cup
 · 9h
How was the Team USA FIBA World Cup built? Who got snubbed?
14hon MSN

Caitlin Clark ready for 'very different scenario' as Team USA opens FIBA World Cup

Caitlin Clark was coming off an injury last time she wore "USA" across her chest. She won MVP anyway, and now is ready for her FIBA World Cup tournament.
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A 30-game win streak for US on the line at the FIBA women’s World Cup with France and others waiting

The women's FIBA World Cup begins with the U.S. in search of a fifth consecutive championship. The Americans have won 30 straight games in the tournament, dating back to their loss to Russia in the semifinals of the 2006 contest.
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Li Yueru of Dallas Wings will not play for China at FIBA World Cup due to lost passport

Li Yueru, who plays for the Dallas Wings, said in a statement posted on her Instagram account her passport was lost in the mail, preventing her from traveling to Berlin, Germany, to join the Chinese national team for the World Cup.
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