
Stephanie Mawuli
Japan Women/PF/
Player Info
Stephanie Mawuli is a dynamic and powerful power forward for the Japanese women's national team, renowned for her athleticism, strength, and relentless energy. At 26 years old and 182 cm tall, Mawuli plays much bigger than her listed height, using her 77 kg frame and exceptional leaping ability to dominate the boards and finish powerfully inside. Her unique background, being born in Japan to a Ghanaian father and Japanese mother, has contributed to her distinctive physical style of play. Mawuli has been a cornerstone for the national team, known for her defensive versatility, ability to guard multiple positions, and explosive transitions. She was a key part of Japan's historic silver medal-winning team at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, where her hustle plays and interior defense were invaluable. Her main honors include that Olympic silver medal and multiple FIBA Asia Cup titles. Mawuli's infectious energy and tough, physical play make her a fan favorite and a crucial element of Japan's success on the global stage.
Overview
Honors
Key Stats
Glossary
Group Stage
GP
6
MPG
20.83
PPG
8.5
2PM%
57%
3PM%
23%
REB
2.83
AST
1
STL
0.83
BLK
0.5
Matches
Competition
Time
Round
Home
VS
Away
HT
More
Statistics
Group Stage
Per Game Statistics
Games Played
6
Games Started
6
Minutes
20.83
Points
8.5
Rebound
2.83
Assist
1
Block
0.5
Steal
0.83
Field Goal %
42%
3-Point Field Goal %
23%
Free Throw %
75%
Offensive Rebound
0.67
Defensive Rebound
2.17
Turnovers
1
Assists/Turnovers
1
Personal Fouls
2
Total Data
Points
51
Rebound
17
Assist
6
Block
3
Steal
5
Field Goal %
42%
3-Point Field Goal %
23%
Free Throw %
75%
Offensive Rebound
4
Defensive Rebound
13
Turnovers
6
Personal Fouls
12

