Iyana Martin's 22 points and 9 assists steered Spain Women NT to a 23-point victory over Germany Women NT, 81–58, in the third-place game. The guard shot 8 of 15 from the field and made all three of her free throws, threading passes and creating rhythm throughout her 31 minutes on court. Spain's depth and ball movement were the difference. Martin's accuracy from three—3 of 6—and her nine assists reflected a side that moved the ball with purpose and didn't rely on isolation. Germany never found an answer for the offensive rhythm Spain established early. The win secured third place for Spain Women NT in the World Cup. Germany finished fourth. For a Spanish side that went deep in the tournament, the result capped a campaign built on controlled play and secondary scoring—precisely the kind of floor general performance Martin delivered when it mattered most.