After the Final of the Women's World Cup 2026, here's who tops our TIB Efficiency ranking across all games played. Gabby Williams leads by daylight at 81.2 TIB EFF — a margin that reflects not just volume but the consistency with which she moved the needle on every possession. Her ability to generate value across multiple phases of play separated her from the rest of the field. Emma Meesseman sits second at 77.6, a gap narrow enough to matter but wide enough to mark a clear tier. The Belgian forward's versatility and court awareness kept her near the summit throughout the tournament. Trinity SAN ANTONIO (66.6), Sevgi Uzun (64.2) and Xu HAN (62) round out the top five — each with distinct profiles that shaped their respective teams' deepest runs. The drop-off from Meesseman to SAN ANTONIO hints at how heavily the tournament weighted elite guard play and perimeter scoring efficiency in the games that counted most. For full transparency, this is our TIB Efficiency Rating — the same idea as the standard FIBA/NBA efficiency, with our own weightings and a competition-strength adjustment: ✅ Positive: (2×PTS)+(2×REB)+(3.5×AST)+(4×STL)+(5×BLK)+(3×2FGM)+(4×3FGM)+(2×FTM)+(5×WIN) ❎ Negative: (4×TO)+(3×PF)+(3×(2FGA−2FGM))+(2×(3FGA−3FGM))+(4×(FTA−FTM))+(5×LOSS) 👉 TIB EFF = (Positive − Negative) ÷ Games Played