MIES (Switzerland) - The FIBA U17 Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 will witness 16 nations fighting it out for silverware and that also means intense competition for spots on each team's respective roster.
Taking place in Brno, Czechia, we're tracking all the latest squad and roster announcements ahead of the big tip-off on July 11.
Argentina
To be confirmed:
Australia
Preliminary Roster: Eliza Ashby, Daisy Hocking, Jasmine Jones, Jemyma Manyok, Lily Mapp, Olivia Olechnowicz, Sophie Richardson, Madison Ryan, Jay Sebasio, Jade Sherrington, Isabel Smith, Matilda Trout (Announcement)
Canada
To be announced
China
To be announced
Colombia
To be announced
Côte d'Ivoire
To be announced
Czechia
To be announced
Egypt
To be announced
Germany
Helena Grgat, Laura Jordan, Carla Koch, Karla Paradzik, Leonie Pfanzelt, Linda Thimm, Mia Wiegand, Darina Zraychenko, Moescha Bakam, Lara Gierlich, Silvia Heide, Amelie Mbah, Leni Schramm-Bunning, Frederike Askamp, Mathilde Haensch, Neale Prowaznik (Announcement)
Italy
To be announced
Japan
Chihiro Ito, Miya Takeuchi, Kohse Hosozawa, Rei Ando, Sora Shimizu, Nene Gondo, Ran Kobayashi, Ruka Watanabe, Aya Ishiwata, Momoka Kaji, Kako Otsuki, Kiino Nakazawa, Yura Imai, Ena Namba, Honoka Yasui (Announcement)
Latvia
To be announced
Mexico
To be announced
New Zealand
Preliminary Roster: Emilia Ainley, Shamar Broughton, Charis Broughton, Elisa Brown, Madelin Eliadis, Sinai Foai, Ava Jones, Areta Kahura, Sienna Maurice, Katie Moors, Imani Rasmussen, Nahala Toelieu (Announcement)
Slovenia
To be announced
Spain
To be announced
USA
Jazman Bailey, Caroline Bradley, Tatianna Griffin, Maliya Hunter, Olivia Jones, Eve Long, Micah Ojo, Morghan Reckley, Nya Riak, Arianna Robinson, Nation Williams, Ivanna Wilson Manyacka. (Announcement)
Rosters displayed on this page have been extracted from information made public by the relevant National Member Federations but do not necessarily correspond to the rosters that will play in the FIBA U17 Women's Basketball World Cup 2026.
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