Elena Buenavida and Raquel Carrera were among six WNBA players to win World Cup bronze, with the bronze-medal game finishing 81-58 in Berlin. Maria Conde, Megan DiLeo, Awa Fam and Alicia Florez also earned medals, completing a six-player group with WNBA connections.
What happened
The bronze-medal game settled third place at the World Cup and delivered a medal finish for Buenavida, Carrera, Conde, DiLeo, Fam and Florez. The final score in Berlin was 81-58, closing their World Cup campaign with a victory and a place among the tournament’s medal winners.
Buenavida and Carrera feature prominently in the result, but the medal recognition extends across all six named players. Conde, DiLeo, Fam and Florez share the bronze distinction from the same World Cup finish.
Why it matters
The result gives the WNBA a six-player connection to the World Cup bronze medal. For this group, the conclusion in Berlin adds an international medal to a story that also reaches across to the league.
The significance is collective: six WNBA players leave the competition with bronze, rather than a single player providing the league’s connection to the result. Buenavida, Carrera, Conde, DiLeo, Fam and Florez all belong in the account of that medal finish.
By the numbers
The two central numbers are the 81-58 final score and the six WNBA players who earned medals. The score records the outcome of the bronze-medal game; the player count captures the extent of the league’s representation in this medal-winning group.
Those figures describe the team result and the shared achievement, without establishing individual performances. The medal outcome applies to all six named players, while the final score alone does not show how their contributions were distributed.
What to watch next
Any follow-up on the group will turn from the shared World Cup result to the players’ individual next steps. No next games or return dates are specified here, so the immediate focus remains the completed bronze-medal finish in Berlin.
For now, the confirmed outcome is the same for Buenavida, Carrera, Conde, DiLeo, Fam and Florez: World Cup bronze. The 81-58 finish supplies the closing score for a medal result with six WNBA players attached to it.