Australia made history by winning their first-ever FIBA Women’s Asia Cup title on July 20, 2025, in Shenzhen, China. The Australian Opals defeated Japan with a final score of 88-79 in an intense basketball final. Alexandra Fowler was the star of the match, leading the Australian team with 15 points. This victory marks a significant milestone for Australian women’s basketball, ending an eight-year wait to return to the Asia Cup final.
The journey to the championship was challenging, with Japan having earlier shocked defending champions China in the semifinals, paving the way for a thrilling final showdown. Australia’s steady and veteran leadership on the court played a key role in their success. Their victory not only brought joy to their fans but also highlighted the competitive spirit rising in women’s basketball across Asia-Pacific.
The FIBA Women’s Asia Cup 2025 has been held in Shenzhen, showcasing top basketball talent from across the continent and beyond. This win adds a new chapter to Australia’s sporting achievements and promises a bright future for the Opals. Basketball fans in Australia and Asia celebrated this remarkable success.
Key highlights of the FIBA Women’s Asia Cup 2025:
- Australia won their first-ever title in this competition.
- Final match score: Australia 88, Japan 79.
- Alexandra Fowler led the scoring with 15 points.
- Japan defeated defending champions China in the semifinals.
- The tournament took place in Shenzhen, China.
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