Canadian basketball fans have a thrilling event to look forward to as Bridget Carleton, a standout from Chatham, Ontario, prepares to compete in the inaugural EuroLeague Women Final Six. The tournament, set to take place at Zaragoza's Príncipe Felipe Pavilion from April 9 to 13, 2025, features Europe's elite women's basketball teams vying for the championship title.

Canadian basketball fans have a thrilling event to look forward to as Bridget Carleton, a standout from Chatham, Ontario, prepares to compete in the inaugural EuroLeague Women Final Six. The tournament, set to take place at Zaragoza's Príncipe Felipe Pavilion from April 9 to 13, 2025, features Europe's elite women's basketball teams vying for the championship title.

Carleton's impressive performances with UNI Győr, including a historic 41-point game against KGHM BC Polkowice, have solidified her reputation as a formidable force on the court.

As she gears up for this prestigious European showdown, Carleton shares her insights on the competition, her journey, and what this means for Canadian basketball.

Q1: How was the training session today?

Q2: How do you feel being Canadian and playing against other Canadians in this competition?

Q3: Do you think Kayla Alexander is an inspiration for young Canadians? (Kayla Alexander is a veteran Canadian center and a role model, with WNBA and international experience.)

Q4: Have you had a chance to speak with Kayla Alexander?

Q5: There’s a growing community of Canadian players in Spain—how do you feel that’s helping Canadian basketball?

Q6: How do you think basketball is improving in Canada, especially in Ontario?

Q7: Have you found a Canadian community within the clubs you’ve played for?

Q8: Do you think you’re already an inspiration for young Canadians?

Q9: What’s a short-term goal or dream you have for your career?