Yesterday evening, at BK Arena, the Rwanda Women’s National Basketball Team faced a tough challenge against Great Britain in the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup pre-qualifiers.
Despite a valiant effort, Rwanda ultimately fell to Great Britain, but their performance in the group stages earned them a second-place finish, securing their spot in the semifinals set to be played this Saturday.
The game, which attracted thousands of enthusiastic supporters, including President Paul Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame, was a showcase of resilience and determination from the Rwandan side.
While the final score favored Great Britain, Rwanda’s qualification for the semifinals marks a significant achievement as the team continues its quest for a spot in the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup.
As the tournament progresses, Rwanda will look to build on their successes and learn from the challenges faced in the group stage. The upcoming semifinal match promises to be an exciting encounter, with Rwanda poised to demonstrate their growth and ambition on the court.
Fans are eagerly anticipating Saturday’s game, hopeful that the Rwandan team will rise to the occasion and continue their journey in this prestigious international competition.
