What happened: Hungary went 3-2 in Istanbul, closing qualifying with an 89-74 victory. Juhasz produced 24 points, nine rebounds and five assists in the clincher.
Why it matters: The berth ends a 28-year absence from the Women's World Cup. Hungary enters Berlin ranked 19th in the world and seeking a place beyond the group phase.
By the numbers: Juhasz totaled 90 points and 45 rebounds across five qualifiers while shooting 48.6% from the field. She averaged 19.7 points in Hungary's three wins and 15.5 in its two losses.
What to watch: Hungary opens group play Sept. 4, followed by games Sept. 5 and Sept. 7.