Érika de Souza

Brazilian basketball player and champion

Érika de Souza - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 9th, 1982
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Professional basketball player participated in multiple international competitions and had a successful club career. Played for Brazil in the FIBA World Cup, winning medals and contributing significantly to the team’s performance. Competed in various domestic leagues, gaining recognition for significant achievements in club competitions.

Competed in the FIBA Women's World Cup

Won multiple Brazilian national championships

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