Today, let's take a look at the strength of the opponents of the Chinese women's basketball Olympic qualifiers.
Full list of French women's basketball teams:
| Marlene Johannes, Marie Badiane, Lisa Berkani, Alexia Chatro, Kendra Chery, Helena Sijac |
| Marlene Forsocx, Sarah Mitchell, Mary Eve Paget, Illyana Rupert, Anna Tadic, Gabby Williams |
Marlene Johannes (France's number one player)
Marine Johannes, born on January 21, 1995, is a French basketball player. Johannes is 177cm tall, weighs 58.5kg, and plays as a defender.
She currently plays for the New York Liberty in the WNBA, which is the team that Han Xu plays.
He started playing basketball at the age of 8. In 2015, he represented France for the first time. Known for her sharp breakthroughs and accurate long-range shooting percentage, she is known as the "female version of Curry" in the basketball world, and is one of the most watched players in women's basketball, and at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, she led the French women's basketball team to defeat Serbia 91-76 in the semifinals to win the bronze medal in women's basketball.
Gabi Williams (No. 2 French women's basketball player)
Gabby Williams (born September 9, 1996) is a French women's basketball player, 1.80 meters tall, 78 kilograms, playing as a forward, currently playing for the Seattle Storm in the WNBA.
Gabi, who has dual U.S. and French citizenship, chose to play for the French women's basketball team, and the player was named to the second team of the 2022 Women's Basketball World Cup in Australia.
Iriana Rupert (French women's basketball center)
Iliana Rupert (female), born on July 12, 2001 in Sèvre, is a French basketball player, 1.94 meters tall, playing as a center and playing for the WNBA Atlanta Dream.
In 2021, she helped the French women's basketball team win the bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics.
On September 29, 2022, the Chinese women's basketball team defeated the French women's basketball team 85-71 in the quarterfinals of the Women's Basketball World Cup.
Full list of Puerto Rico women's basketball teams:
| O'Neal, Melendez, Jones, Rosado, Quiñones, Roma |
| Vargas, Holinheed, Arella Girrantes, San Antonio, Gonzalez, Pagan |
Arella Girantes (Puerto Rico women's basketball team)
Puerto Rico's key player is Arella Gilantes, who was named to the second team of the 2022 Women's Basketball World Cup in Australia.
She performed well in the Americas Olympic preliminaries, averaging 25 points, eight rebounds and three assists per game, and was a major contributor to the team's qualification round.
Other key players include the likes of Mia Hollinheed, Tyra Melanderz, Brianna Jones, Sofia Roma, Jacqueline Benitez and Indya Pagan
On September 26, 2022, the Chinese women's basketball team defeated the Puerto Rico women's basketball team 95-60 in the group stage of the Women's Basketball World Cup.
New Zealand women's basketball team
The New Zealand women's basketball team competed in one Olympic qualifier in 2012 and once in 2016, but on both occasions they failed to win a single tournament and missed out on the Games, and now they are hitting the Olympic ticket for the third time.
Judging from their list of 12 players, Penina Davidson, Tupeia and Christo Walker, the team's three main players who participated in the Asian Cup last year, were not selected. Interior big man Davidson has been the absolute core and cornerstone of the team on both offensive and defensive ends in recent years, and in last year's Asian Cup, she ranked among the best in the team in rebounding (first in the team) and scoring (second in the team).
The overall style of the New Zealand women's basketball team is similar to that of the Australian women's basketball team, emphasizing physical confrontation and using quick offensive and defensive transitions to seize counter-attacking opportunities, and with the absence of three key players, guard Charles Legger Walker (Christo Walker's sister) has become the team's number one star.
Charles Legge Walker (New Zealand's number one player)
Charlisse Leger-Walker (born September 15, 2001) is a New Zealand basketball player who plays as a shooting guard for Washington State University in the United States.
In June 2023, she was selected into the 12-member squad for the 2023 Women's Basketball Asian Cup announced by the New Zealand women's basketball team. On June 26, in the first round of the group stage of the 2023 FIBA Women's Asian Cup, C-Walker scored 20 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists to help the New Zealand women's basketball team defeat the South Korean women's basketball team 66-64.
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