Canada completed a qualifying double over the Bahamas with a hard-fought 94-88 victory in their FIBA Basketball World Cup Americas Qualifier on December 2, 2025. This result, following a larger win days earlier, secured six crucial points for Canada in the group standings. The match process was far more competitive than the first encounter, with the Bahamas showing tremendous resilience on the road. Canada built a solid lead by halftime, but the Bahamas staged a furious comeback in the third and fourth quarters, closing the gap to within a single possession. Key moments included a clutch three-pointer from Canada with under two minutes to play to halt the Bahamas' momentum, followed by critical defensive stops. The focus was on the Bahamas' improved offensive execution and Canada's ability to respond under pressure in a close game. This win solidified Canada's position near the top of the qualification table, while the Bahamas earned respect despite the loss. Canada's coach acknowledged the tougher challenge, crediting the Bahamas' adjustments, while the visiting coach expressed pride in his team's fight.