Germany Women NT never trailed and built a lead so wide it never closed: a 38-point victory over Republic of Korea Women NT that was decided early and rarely threatened again. The gap opened fast. Germany led 23–14 after one quarter, then stretched it to 46–29 by half-time with another solid half. The third quarter saw the margin grow to 26 points (68–40), and though Korea managed 16 points in the fourth, Germany added 26 to finish the job. A 9-0 run mid-quarter pushed the scoreline to 94–56 and put the result beyond any doubt. Marie Guelich led Germany with 19 points on sharp 7/9 shooting and 5/6 from the free-throw line, while Frieda Buhner added 17 points (5/9 FG) and Luisa Geiselsoder chipped in 12 on 6/9 accuracy. For Korea, Haeran Lee's 21 points on 10/13 shooting kept her side respectable individually, but Leeseul Kang's 17 points on 6/15 from the field and a third-quarter collapse left little room for a comeback. Heji An shot 2/2 from three but finished with only 8 points in a game where Korea's offense never found rhythm against Germany's defense. This World Cup campaign ends here for both teams. Germany's balanced scoring and half-time control shaped a dominant passage through qualification; Korea's loss marks the end of their tournament run.