France breaks three-point record at Women's FIBA World Cup
At the Women's FIBA World Cup, France broke the record for the most three-pointers made in a single game by scoring 22 against Nigeria, while Spain and host Germany advanced from the group stage.
In the Women's FIBA World Cup group matches, France defeated Nigeria 111-56 to break the tournament record with 22 three-pointers in a single game, while Spain and host Germany also secured their spots in the next round.
Historic Three-Point Record by France
In their 111-56 victory over Nigeria, France broke the Women's FIBA World Cup record for the most three-pointers made in a single game with 22.
Migna Toure scored the 21st three-pointer to surpass the record set by Japan three days earlier, while the 22nd three-pointer came from Dominique Malonga.
Spain and Germany Advance to the Next Round
Spain defeated Japan 79-59, and host Germany beat Mali 83-58 to successfully complete the group stage.
German players celebrated the victory with fans at the end of the match.
Belgium Finishes Group as Leader
Powered by Emma Meesseman's performance, Belgium defeated Australia 80-68 to finish Group C in first place and advance directly to the quarterfinals.
Meanwhile, Julie Allemand achieved a significant milestone with her 111th assist in World Cup history.
Puerto Rico Eliminates Turkey
Puerto Rico defeated Turkey 75-71 with a fourth-quarter comeback, becoming the side to continue their journey in the tournament.
Arella Guirantes played a starring role in the victory with 21 points, while Turkey was eliminated from the tournament.