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 on Sunday to win the FIBA Women's Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament in Guadalajara, securing the title with an undefeated record.
- The Canadians entered the final undefeated after defeating New Zealand 86-71 in the semifinals, then led Mexico 26-11 after the first quarter and 47-26 at halftime.
- Kayla Alexander scored 14 points with four rebounds, Agot Makeer added 13 points, and Canada dominated the glass with 49 total rebounds versus Mexico's 30.
- Tournament MVP Syla Swords, who scored 12 points in the final, and Teammate Yvonne Ejim, who recorded a 10-point, 17-rebound double-double, earned all-star team honors.
- With the title secured in Guadalajara, Canada takes another big step toward the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and secures a berth in the FIBA Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournament.
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Canada gets its ticket to one of FIBA's women's Olympic qualifying tournaments.
Kayla Alexander scored 14 points and four rebounds, Agot Makeer scored 13 points, and Canada beat Mexico, host country, 83-53 in the FIBA women's pre-qualification tournament final on Sunday.
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
83-53. Canada gets the ticket to the Los Angeles 2028 Preolympic by beating Mexico
Canad prevails in the final and slows down the Sue or Mexican.
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