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Canadian women whip Mexico 83-53, net Olympic pre-qualifying basketball tourney crown

Kayla Alexander scored 14 points and Canada grabbed 49 rebounds in a 30-point victory that moved the team closer to Olympic qualification.

  • Canada defeated host Mexico 83-53 in Guadalajara on Sunday, securing the title at the FIBA Women Olympic pre-qualifying basketball tournament. The Canadians entered the final undefeated.
  • The Canadians beat New Zealand 86-71 in the semifinals to reach the final. They led 26-11 after the first quarter and 47-26 at halftime against Mexico.
  • Kayla Alexander contributed 14 points and four rebounds, while Agot Makeer scored 13 points. Canada's rebounding advantage was decisive: 49 total rebounds versus Mexico's 30.
  • Tournament MVP Syla Swords, who scored 12 points in the final, and Teammate Yvonne Ejim, who had 10 points and 17 rebounds, earned all-star team honors.
  • With the title secured in Guadalajara, Canada advances toward the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The victory strengthens the squad's qualification prospects for the Games.
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Canadian women whip Mexico 83-53, net Olympic pre-qualifying basketball tourney crown

GUADALAJARA - Kayla Alexander had 14 points and four rebounds, Agot Makeer scored 13 points, and Canada defeated host Mexico 83-53 in the title game at the FIBA Women's Olympic

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83-53. Canada gets the ticket to the Los Angeles 2028 Preolympic by beating Mexico

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Canad defeat 83-53 to Mxico in the Final and conquer the FIBA 2026 Prequalification before a Arena Astros that applauds the Tri.

Guadalajara, Jalisco The Mexican women's basketball team surprised Brazil with a 83-64 victory, thus ensuring their place in the final of the Pre-Olympic Tournament held at Arena Astros. Mexican women had to go back to a disadvantage in the first period, 23-16, but from the second quarter they maintained control over South American women. The highlight of the game was Anisa Jeffries, who scored 24 points, captured 6 rebounds and gave an attendan…

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udgtv broke the news on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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