Opals schedule confirmed for FIBA Women’s World Cup 2026
Australia’s Berlin campaign set, with Belgium clash headlining Group C

Australia’s Berlin campaign set, with Belgium clash headlining Group C
Australia set for strong Group C test in Berlin as World Cup pathway takes shape
A compounded WNBA off-season continues to deliver headlines for Australian basketball.
The Opals closed out their campaign overnight with an 82–76 victory over Canada.
Australia withstands a passionate home crowd in Istanbul to secure a 77–74 win behind standout performances from Smith, George and Wilson.
A 71-58 victory sees the Opals notch their third straight win.
Australia held Japan to just four points in the last quarter to secure a ten-point win.
Isobel Borlase is now showing her skills at the highest level and started strong in Istanbul.
The Opals secured their first win of the World Cup Qualifying campaign with a 91–65 victory over Argentina.
Australia begins the road to the World Cup, with the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifying Tournament tipping off in Türkiye from 11-18 March.
Track how the Opals stars have represented their clubs on the cusp of Australia’s World Cup Qualification quest in Türkiye from the 11 – 17 of March.
The Opals confirm their squad for Türkiye, with high-level matchups on deck this March.
A 19-player Seven Consulting Opals roster has been named ahead of a FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup – Qualifying Tournament in March 2026.
Historic results, rising rankings and gold-medal success signal the start of a new era.
Unforgettable access to the heroes shaping Australian women’s basketball.
A high-energy session that brought elite athletes and the Tasmanian community together for skill building and inspiration.
Sandy Brondello, Ezi Magbegor and Tess Madgen headline a special She Hoops Clinic on the Gold Coast.
Big move for Borlase, Opals in new places for WNBL 25-26.
Seven Consulting Opals veteran Sami Whitcomb chases WNBA title with Phoenix Mercury.
A rollercoaster Asia Cup window has culminated in six titles for Australia’s national teams.

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