SHANGHAI (China) – Laetitia Guapo of France (FRA) capped a dominant weekend with Most Valuable Player honors on September 6, leading her team to the FIBA 3x3 Women’s Series Project Redwings Shanghai Final 2026 title.
Guapo was instrumental in France's run to the championship, helping them overcome Neftchi SOCAR (AZE) in the Semi-Finals before defeating Rapid Bucharest (ROU) 22-14 in the Final to secure France's first, biggest and final Women's Series stop victory of the 2026 season.
The French star was at her best when the pressure peaked, contributing across the board as France controlled the Final and pulled away from Rapid in the closing stages.
Guapo finished the tournament with 30 points, fourth-most overall, while grabbing 22 rebounds, good for third overall. She also recorded seven free throws made, the most of any player in the tournament, and registered two double-fives, tied for second overall.
Her 38.2 player value ranked second overall, underlining the all-around impact that made her such a decisive figure in France's championship run.
The MVP award adds another major accolade to Guapo's résumé and caps a memorable Project Redwings Shanghai Final, as France captured their third Women's Series season championship.
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