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2026 FIBA WWC: D’Tigress Suffer Humiliating 111-56 Loss To France In Final Group Game

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Nigeria’s D’Tigress ended their disappointing campaign at the 2026 FIBA women’s basketball World Cup with a humiliating 111-56 defeat to France in Group B on Monday.

It was D’Tigresses third consecutive group stage defeat following loses to South Korea and Hungary.

It was a one-sided affair as D’Tigress scored just 13 points in each of the first three quarters (finishing 13-13-13-17), while France led 31-34-30-16.

France had already sealed top spot and secured qualification to the last eight thanks to wins against Hungary and South Korea.

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The French set remarkable records in the dominant win against Nigeria, including a World Cup-record 22 three-pointers made in a single game and a team-high 65 points in a half in official competition (leading 65-26 at halftime).

Gabby Williams led France with 25 points (a personal high in a France jersey); other contributors included Janelle Salaün (19) and Marine Johannes (17). Nigeria’s top scorer was Grace Efosa-Aguebor with 15 points.

The margin reflects a significant gap in level at this tournament between France – who are the silver medalists) and the African champions, who struggled offensively throughout the group stage. France now prepare for the quarterfinals.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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