Maria Conde, Raquel Carrera and Iyana Martín claimed World Cup bronze with an 81-58 victory in the third-place game. The 23-point margin settled the medal contest, with Awa Fam, Megan DiLeo, Alicia Flórez and Elena Buenavida also finishing with bronze.
What happened
The bronze-medal game delivered a clear result: an 81-58 win and third place at the World Cup. Conde, Carrera and Martín were among the players whose tournament ended with a medal following that victory.
Fam, DiLeo, Flórez and Buenavida shared the bronze finish, extending the list of medal winners beyond the three headline names. For all seven players, the final outcome was the same: a place among the World Cup medalists.
Why it matters
For Iyana Martín, the medal followed a 17-point performance in the semifinal at age 20. That scoring contribution provides an individual marker alongside the collective achievement of securing third place.
Her semifinal total and the bronze-medal result describe two separate stages of the tournament’s closing stretch. Martín scored 17 in the semifinal, then finished the competition with bronze after the 81-58 third-place victory.
Conde and Carrera also emerged with medals, alongside Fam, DiLeo, Flórez and Buenavida. The result gives the group a shared World Cup achievement, while Martín’s age and semifinal scoring provide a specific point of individual interest.
By the numbers
The decisive figures were 81 points scored, 58 conceded and a winning margin of 23. The El País report supplied for this story identifies that score as the result that secured bronze.
Third place was the reward attached to the victory, making the margin part of a medal-winning finish. Martín’s 17 points belong to the semifinal account, separate from the figures for the bronze-medal game.
What to watch next
The next calendar date to watch is September 27, when the WNBA playoffs begin. That places the start of the league’s postseason after this World Cup bronze-medal result.
The international outcome is now settled for Conde, Carrera, Martín and their fellow bronze medalists. Attention turns toward the upcoming WNBA playoff schedule, with September 27 marking the next competition milestone identified in the supplied calendar.