France Reaches FIBA World Cup Medal Round For First Time in 73 Years

France shattered a three-day-old record Monday, draining 22 three-pointers in a dominant 111-56 win over Nigeria Winnipeg Free Press. The overwhelming victory sends France to the medal round of the women's FIBA World Cup for the first time in 73 years Daily Item. Gabby Williams led the charge, hitting six of her eight three-point attempts as France continues its remarkable tournament run Houston Chronicle.
France's 22 three-pointers surpassed Japan's previous tournament record of 20, set just three days earlier against Mali Las Vegas Sun. The French team's shooting efficiency was stunning in Monday's game. Gabby Williams made six three-pointers on eight attempts, setting the tone for an offensive explosion NH Register.
France's victory over Nigeria caps an impressive preliminary round performance. The team has won all three games by an average margin of 43 points SF Chronicle. This dominant stretch has put France in position to compete for medals in the tournament's final stage Yahoo Sports.
France's medal round qualification marks a major milestone for the program. The French squad last reached the medal round 73 years ago CT Post. Coming off a gold medal game loss to the U.S. at the 2024 Paris Olympics, France has used home-court momentum and sharp shooting to advance deep into this tournament Beaumont Enterprise.
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