Who landed in the FIBA U19 WWC all-time stats charts?

MADRID (Spain) - The 2023 edition of the FIBA U19 Women's Basketball World Cup in Madrid saw a number of players enter the all-time stats charts and it's time to take a look who they were.

Here's the updated All-Time list of the leading individual game highs in all the leading statistical categories. It includes points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks.

*All charts are from the relevant editions when the respective statistics became available.

Game-High Points 

 
The 38 points from Jana Elalfy was the joint fourth best - shared with Liz Cambage who recorded the feat in 2009

Rank	Name	Nation	Points	Edition	Opponent
1	Danira Nakic	Yugoslavia	46	1989	v Soviet Union
2	Ajeong Kang	Korea	41	2007	v Lithuania
2	Taylor Roberts	Australia	41	2011	v Japan
=4	Jana Elalfy	Egypt	38	2023	v Chinese Taipei
=4	Liz Cambage	Australia	38	2009	v France
=7	Danira Nakic	Yugoslavia	37	1989	v Cuba
=7	Yuko Oga	Japan	37	2001	v Mali
=8	Leila Lacan	France	36	2023	v Japan
=8	Bojana Milosovic	Yugoslavia	36	1985	v Soviet Union
=10	A. Regla	Cuba	34	1985	v Korea
=10	Natalia Zasuskaya	Soviet Union	34	1989	v Yugoslavia

Game-High Rebounds

Toby Fournier was a rebounding machine for Canada and posted the joint third-best tally with 23 boards

Rank	Name	Nation	Rebounds	Edition	Opponent
1	Naignouma Coulibaly	Mali	26	2007	v Japan
2	Laura Nicholls	Spain	24	2007	v Argentina
=3	Toby Fournier	Canada	23	2023	v Mali
=3	Billie Massey	Belgium	23	2019	v Argentina
=3	Maria Vadeeva	Russia	23	2017	v Mali
=6	Sika Kone	Mali	22	2019	v Latvia
=6	Victoria Llorente	Argentina	22	2015	v Chinese Taipei
=6	Ksenia Tikhonenko	Russia	22	2011	v Italy
=6	Minata Keita	Mali	22	2007	v Sweden
=6	Erika De Souza	Brazil	22	2001	v Lithuania

Game-High Assists

With 13 assists, USA's Hannah Hidalgo jumped into fourth place on the All-Time List

Rank	Name	Nation	Assists	Edition	Opponent
1	Meiling Zheng	China	16	2007	v Lithuania
2	Mirai Tamura	Japan	15	2013	v Australia
3	Ao Yamada	Japan	14	2021	v Chinese Taipei
4	Hannah Hidalgo	USA	13	2023	v Czech Republic
=5	Jiaqi Wang	China	12	2017	v Mali
=5	Steph Talbot	Australia	12	2013	v Japan
=7	Elena Buenavida	Spain	11	2023	v Chinese Taipei
=7	Fanta Kone	Mali	11	2019	v Latvia
=7	Giolibeth Perez	Puerto Rico	11	2017	v Korea
=7	Leticia Romero	Spain	11	2013	v Canada
=7	Rui Machida	Japan	11	2011	v Canada
=7	Rui Machida	Japan	11	2011	v Canada
=7	Michaela Uhrova	Czech Republic	11	2001	v Poland

Game-High Steals

Maimouna Haidara set a new steals record in Madrid and became the first player to reach double-digits in a game.

Rank	Name	Nation	Steals	Edition	Opponent
1	Maimouna Haidara	Mali	10	2023	v Chinese Taipei
=2	Laia Lamana	Spain	9	2021	v Korea
=2	Fleur Kujit	Netherlands	9	2015	v Chinese Taipei
=4	Anaelle Dutat	France	8	2023	v Japan
=4	Hannah Hidalgo	USA	8	2023	v Argentina
=4	Thayna Silva	Brazil	8	2015	v France
=4	Olivia Epoupa	France	8	2013	v Netherlands
=4	Ajeong Kang	Korea	8	2007	v Lithuania
=4	Kyung Eun Lee	Korea	8	2005	v Puerto Rico
=4	Agnieszka Bibryzycka	Poland	8	2001	v China
=4	Oyanaisy Gelis	Cuba	8	2001	v Poland

Game-High Blocks

The towering 7 blocks in a game  by Annika Soltau of Germany was the joint third-best in history

Rank	Name	Nation	Blocks	Edition	Opponent
=1	Ji Su Park	Korea	8	2015	v Argentina
=1	Bowen Zheng	China	8	2007	v USA
=3	Annika Soltau	Germany	7	2023	v France
=3	Xu Han	China	7	2017	v Canada
=5	Giedre Labuckiene	Lithuania	7	2009	v Argentina
=6	Chin Hua Yu	Chinese Taipei	6	2023	v Brazil
=6	Daugile Saurasukaite	Lithuania	6	2013	v Netherlands
=6	Sarun Jasiunskaite	Lithuania	6	2007	v Cote d'Ivoire
=6	Agnieszka Majewska	Poland	6	2001	v Mali

Efficiency 

It's not just putting points on the scoreboard where Jana Elalfy of Egypt has impressed

Rank	Name	Nation	Efficiency	Edition	Opponent
1	Maria Vadeeva	Russia	45	2015	v Argentina
=2	Jana Elalfy	Egypt	42	2023	v  Chinese Taipei
=2	Raisa Musina	Russia	42	2017	v USA
=2	Maria Vadeeva	Russia	42	2017	v Mali
=2	Maira Peirera	Brazil	42	2021	v Korea
=6	India Pagan	Puerto Rico	39	2017	v Korea
=6	Maria Vadeeva	Russia	39	2015	v Australia
8	Jihyun Park	Korea	38	2017	v Egypt

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