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Julie Allemand

Julie Allemand

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Sep 15, 2026

André LemosHOST
66:05
Shout out to Belgium for making me enjoy basketball so much.
André LemosHOST
66:11
Julie Allemand, she's absolutely an incredible basketball player.
André LemosHOST
66:15
She has won a lot.
André LemosHOST
66:17
World Cup All-Time Assists Leader.
Kelsey BaileyHOST
8:40
the worst moment yeah
Amelia BainHOST
8:41
and i i feel bad for china's team because liaru would have been great for them but i do want to shout out han honey is playing out of her mind and who was it the belgian team who was it that balled out somebody like set a record
Kelsey BaileyHOST
8:57
julie allemande has set a record i believe she has the most assists in any feeble world cup
Amelia BainHOST
9:03
So a lot of the W players are balling on their respective teams.
Amelia BainHOST
9:08
Also, there have been a few players who are not in the W who have had great performances, which is really fun to see.
Doug FeinbergGUEST
35:08
Emma Meesseman's their star player.
Doug FeinbergGUEST
35:10
Couple other WNBA players, Julie Allemand and, uh, Van Loo.
Doug FeinbergGUEST
35:13
They are talented, and I think that will be a heck of a semifinal match if, if they both get there.
Doug FeinbergGUEST
35:17
Whereas the US would potentially play Spain if it all plays out, and Spain's not as good as they've been in the past.
Clea ButlerHOST
18:07
When you're taking a look at some of the powerhouses that have been able to lead this Belgium team, you have Emma Meesseman who has been fantastic, uh, averaging around 18 points per game, eight rebounds, five assists, and a block in this tournament alone.
Clea ButlerHOST
18:22
You also have, uh, Julie Allemand who has been, uh, quite just the engine for them.
Clea ButlerHOST
18:27
What do you make, uh, of their level of play throughout this tournament too?
Sophia JonesHOST
18:32
I think when you have people that are just so used to playing with each other and playing in this specific system, this is the kind of dominance that you get.
Sophia JonesHOST
18:40
So Emma Meesseman, she is one of the most acclaimed international players of all time.
Sophia JonesHOST
18:45
She is like Miss EuroLeague and Miss FIBA EuroBasket consistently, so she knows how to play this game and she's been there before.
Sophia JonesHOST
18:53
And when you have a player like her in the front court and then someone like Julie Allemand in the back court who is leading the offense and being that first line to initiate everything, it just makes very little, I guess, mistakes with this group, and I think that's the mo- thing that you look at the most.
Sophia JonesHOST
19:12
They're very consistent, and when you have players that have the experience that they do on their roster, these are the results that you get, and they're, like again, they just look very comfortable.
Christian BraswellGUEST
9:52
Julie Vanloo.
Christian BraswellGUEST
9:53
Um, you have Julie Allemand, who's still been one of the best point guards in the, in the world for me the last couple years itself, uh, whether it be the W with the Sparks at one season and then, uh, internationally with Infante.
Christian BraswellGUEST
10:06
Um, yeah, they have a lot of options, uh, especially in the paint as well.
Christian BraswellGUEST
10:10
I, I think they, they're right there, but as far as just firepower overall, I mean, you, it's hard to look at France and say they're not the outright challenger.
Justin GoodrumHOST
23:39
Have there been any other teams that have surprised you in terms of their performance in this tournament so far? You know,
Doug FeinbergGUEST
23:45
Belgium isn't a surprise to me because they have a really good player, Emma Mieseman, Julie Allemand, who plays for the Toronto Tempo.
Doug FeinbergGUEST
23:51
They have talent, and Mike Thibault is a tremendous coach.
Doug FeinbergGUEST
23:53
So they are the team that I think has gelled the most, that they had the most time together as a team leading up to the World Cup.
Kalia ButlerHOST
16:01
You have Emma Meesseman, uh, who had 22 points, 10 rebounds, and 8 assists.
Kalia ButlerHOST
16:07
Julie Allemand had 7 assists.
Kalia ButlerHOST
16:09
And, you know, this is an Australian team that was looking like a pretty clear cut to continue, uh, moving forward, making it to the next round.
Kalia ButlerHOST
16:18
And Belgium just really kinda came in and cemented themselves and was like, "No, we're actually [laughs] better."
Sophia JonesHOST
16:36
But Belgium continues to be a very sneaky team, and they're been consistently good in women's basketball.
Sophia JonesHOST
16:42
But within these last couple of years, they've really taken that next leap, and they were the Eur- EuroBasket winners, uh, last year during that competition.
Sophia JonesHOST
16:50
And, I mean, I think when you're led by another group, again, another group that has played together for a while, and they know each other's tendencies, and they're just very well coached, these are the results that you get when you have a player like Julie Allemand who is leading the way on, as a facilitator point guard.
Sophia JonesHOST
17:09
She kinda sets the tone for this group.
Eden LaaseGUEST
4:11
They have a lot of really great players.
Eden LaaseGUEST
4:13
You know, we've seen Emma Mieseman win a finals MVP with the Mystics.
Eden LaaseGUEST
4:17
We see Julie Allemande in the WNBA.
Eden LaaseGUEST
4:20
So we know that that team is really talented.
Eden LaaseGUEST
4:23
And, you know, based on the FIBA bracket, it looks like they'll end up playing France.

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