Canada Secures FIBA World Cup Berth with Victory over Venezuela

Robertson's Stellar Performance Leads to Triumph

Canada's Kassius Robertson put on an impressive display, contributing 16 points to the team's 94-56 victory over Venezuela in the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 Qualifiers. Robertson's performance proved crucial as Canada secured its berth in the upcoming World Cup.

The game was tightly contested in the early stages, with both teams exchanging baskets. However, Canada's superior size and athleticism began to take its toll in the second quarter. Robertson ignited the offense, scoring 10 points in the period and helping Canada to build a 15-point lead by halftime.

Venezuela attempted a comeback in the third quarter, but Canada's defense held strong. Robertson continued to torment the Venezuelan defense, scoring key baskets to push Canada's lead to 20 points.

In the fourth quarter, Canada put the game out of reach with a flurry of three-pointers. Robertson drained two three-pointers in the final minutes, sealing the victory and giving Canada its first FIBA World Cup berth since 2019.

Robertson's performance was a testament to his unwavering commitment and dedication to the Canadian team. His ability to create his own shot and hit big shots under pressure proved invaluable in securing Canada's qualification. This victory marks a significant achievement for Canadian basketball and sets the stage for an exciting journey ahead at the FIBA World Cup.