Spain has officially set its 12-player roster for the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, according to a report from Spanish public broadcaster RTVE.es. The announcement, published on Friday, September 4, 2026, details the squad selected to represent the national team at the tournament.
RTVE.es provided a player-by-player breakdown of the final list, though the report does not specify the exact date of the roster announcement or the names of all players included. The selection comes as Spain prepares for a major international competition, with the team aiming to build on its recent form.
The roster news follows Spain’s strong start to the World Cup, as reported by multiple outlets including Diario AS, ACB, MARCA, and heraldo.es. In their opening match, Spain defeated host nation Germany 83-53 in Berlin. According to those reports, Spain’s performance was highlighted by an effective three-point shooting display, with point guard Mariona Ortiz leading the team’s effort to break down the German defense.
The win served as a statement of intent for the tournament, according to ACB and MARCA, with Spain showcasing both offensive firepower and defensive solidity against a home crowd. Individual statistics from the Germany game, including points, rebounds, and assists per player, were covered by Diario AS, though specific numbers were not included in the summary.
With the roster now confirmed and an opening victory secured, Spain’s next focus will be on maintaining momentum as the group stage continues. The team’s depth and shooting accuracy will be key factors to watch in upcoming matches, as they seek to advance deep into the tournament.
