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Dandeneau scores 49 points, leading unbeaten Canadian wheelchair basketball women to world semis

CBC Sports · September 16, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.

Dandeneau scores 49 points, leading unbeaten Canadian wheelchair basketball women to world semis

Kady Dandeneau, a 36-year-old wheelchair basketball forward from Pender Island, B.C., dominated Japan from start to finish in Wednesday’s world championship women's quarterfinal, scoring a game-high 49 points in an 88-68 victory at TD Place in Ottawa.

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Dandeneau scores 49 points, leading unbeaten Canadian wheelchair basketball women to world semis

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