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In a Group A game at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifying Tournament in Villeurbanne, France, Nigeria’s women’s national basketball team, D’Tigress, overcame a deficit to overcome the Philippines 101-84.
After a fiercely contested game that featured 12 lead changes in the first three quarters, the African champions overcame a double-digit first-half deficit at the Astroballe to secure a comfortable victory.
The Philippines dominated the majority of the first half and took a 10-point lead in the second quarter, leading 35-25 and then 37-27 at that time. Nigeria led for almost 15 minutes, while the Asian team led for more than 22 minutes. For less than three minutes, the scores were tied.
The African team went on a 17-12 surge midway through the third quarter to overcome a five-point disadvantage. With little over three minutes remaining in the period, forward Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah completed the rally with a turnaround jump shot that knotted the game at 67-67.
Nigeria led 70-67 going into the fourth quarter because to the nine points that guards Ifunanya Okoro and Elizabeth Balogun scored together during that period. Promise Amukamara also pulled down important rebounds.
Janine Pontejos and Louna Ozar of the Philippines tried to answer with outside shots, but Nigeria’s inside scoring proved to be crucial as they progressively withdrew.
Nigeria went on a 9-0 run between the sixth and fourth minutes of the fourth quarter to earn the victory. A slim 81-80 edge became a 90-80 lead thanks to the surge. Balogun shot flawlessly during the sequence, scoring five points.
With 16 points, six rebounds, five assists, and two blocks in just over 21 minutes, center Victoria Macaulay put on a fantastic display. She had a plus-minus rating of +13 during Nigeria’s second-half comeback.
Murjanatu Musa, a forward, finished with 10 points, 12 rebounds, and 8 assists; Nicole Enabosi contributed 15 points and 12 rebounds. Early in the game, Enabosi helped keep Nigeria within reach with a nine-point outburst.
Pontejos scored 16 points to lead the Philippines, including a run of eight points late in the second quarter that increased their lead in the first half. Late in the first period, Kacey Dela Rosa also made an impact with a seven-point run.
Ezinne Kalu, Amukamara, Macaulay, Balogun, and Musa made constituted Nigeria’s most potent lineup. The team played together for about 16 minutes, recording a +12 differential at pivotal points in the game.
The victory reportedly followed a 77-60 loss to South Korea, which stopped Nigeria’s eight-game winning streak in competitive games. That defeat came after they defeated Colombia 70-37 to start the tournament.
Nigeria has already earned a spot in the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup following their victory in the 2025 Women’s AfroBasket championship.
The competition, which takes place in Villeurbanne from March 11 to 17, will continue on Sunday when they take on hosts France.
