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South East Asian Games Women 20 SEABA Championship Women 5
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South East Asian Games Women 12/18 02:00 50 [3] Singapore (W) v Vietnam (W) [3] W 57-58
South East Asian Games Women 12/17 07:00 3 [3] Vietnam (W) v Malaysia (W) [2] L 44-83
South East Asian Games Women 12/15 09:30 3 [2] Thailand (W) v Vietnam Women [3] L 89-46
South East Asian Games Women 12/13 09:30 1 Vietnam Women v Indonesia (W) L 38-81
South East Asian Games Women 05/15 02:00 7 [7] Singapore Women v Vietnam Women [4] W 55-77
South East Asian Games Women 05/14 08:00 6 [6] Cambodia Women v Vietnam Women [5] W 77-86
South East Asian Games Women 05/13 04:00 5 [3] Philippines Women v Vietnam Women [5] L 116-58
South East Asian Games Women 05/12 02:00 4 [2] Malaysia Women v Vietnam Women [5] L 76-72
South East Asian Games Women 05/11 02:00 3 [7] Vietnam Women v Thailand Women [3] W 75-72
South East Asian Games Women 05/09 02:00 1 Indonesia Women v Vietnam Women L 67-62
South East Asian Games Women 05/22 10:00 5 [4] Vietnam Women v Thailand Women [5] L 75-78
South East Asian Games Women 05/21 10:00 4 [4] Malaysia Women v Vietnam Women [5] W 65-69

Wikipedia - Vietnam women's national basketball team

The Vietnam women's national basketball team represents Vietnam in international women's basketball.

The Vietnam Women's Basketball Team, commonly known as Vietnam (W), is the national women's basketball team representing Vietnam in international competitions. Known for their agility, teamwork, and growing skill level, the team competes in regional tournaments such as the Southeast Asian Games and the FIBA Asia Cup. Committed to developing basketball talent and promoting the sport among women in Vietnam, the team continues to improve its performance on the Asian stage, showcasing the rising popularity and potential of women's basketball in the country.