Olympic women’s basketball: Scores, standings, schedule

Bridget Carleton, of Canada, shoots over Marieme Badiane, of France, in a women's basketball game at the 2024 Summer Olympics, Monday, July 29, 2024, in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France. (Mark J. Terrill/AP Photo)

Twelve women’s basketball teams are going for gold at the Paris Olympics.

Keep up with the latest scores and standings here.

All times Eastern.

* Clinched quarterfinal berth

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Medal standings

Group Play

Group A


Wins

Losses

+/-

Points

*Spain

3

0

+10

6

*Serbia

2

1

+17

5

China

1

2

-1

4

Puerto Rico

0

3

-26

3

Sunday, July 28
Spain 90, China 89
Serbia 58, Puerto Rico 55

Wednesday, July 31
Spain 63, Puerto Rico 62
Serbia 81, China 59

Saturday, Aug. 3
China 80, Puerto Rico 58
Spain 70, Serbia 62

Group B


Wins

Losses

+/-

Points

*France

2

1

+35

5

*Australia

2

1

-1

5

*Nigeria

2

1

+1

5

Canada

0

3

-35

3

Monday, July 29
Nigeria 75, Australia 62
France 75, Canada 54

Thursday, Aug. 1
Australia 70, Canada 65
France 75, Nigeria 54

Sunday, Aug. 4
Nigeria 79, Canada 70
Australia 79, France 72

Group C


Wins

Losses

+/-

Points

*USA

3

0

+58

6

*Germany

2

1

+6

5

*Belgium

1

2

0

4

Japan

0

3

-64

3

Monday, July 29
Germany 83, Belgium 69
USA 102, Japan 76

Thursday, Aug. 1
Germany 75, Japan 64
Belgium 74, USA 87

Sunday, Aug. 4
Belgium 85, Japan 58
USA 87, Germany 68

Playoffs

Quarterfinals
Wednesday, Aug. 7
Australia 85, Serbia 67
Belgium 79, Spain 66
France 84, Germany 71
U.S. 88, Nigeria 74

Semifinals
Friday, Aug. 9
U.S. 85, Australia 64
France 81, Belgium 75 (OT)

Sunday, Aug. 11
Medal games
Bronze-medal game: Australia 85, Belgium 81
Gold-medal game: U.S. vs. France, 9:30 a.m.

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