Cameras Catch Angel Reese’s Gesture for Caitlin Clark as the Fever Star Ends Team USA’s 28-Year FIBA World Cup Drought
- Caitlin Clark scored 14 points and made 11 assists to help the United States defeat China 94-61 in their World Cup opener in Berlin.
- Paige Bueckers added 14 points, and Angel Reese contributed nine rebounds as the United States dominated despite facing China’s 7-foot-3 center Zhang Ziyu.
- The United States team secured their 31st consecutive World Cup victory with a youthful roster gaining valuable game experience together.
- Clark and Bueckers showed strong teamwork in the backcourt, highlighting the team's growing cohesion on the international stage.
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Cameras Catch Angel Reese’s Gesture for Caitlin Clark as the Fever Star Ends Team USA’s 28-Year FIBA World Cup Drought
Caitlin Clark didn’t need long to make her presence felt on the international stage. While the superstar guard spent most of the evening in Berlin rewriting a Team USA record, cameras also caught a small moment involving Angel Reese that has fans smiling. In a clip posted to X by @justskulk, Reese and Clark are […]
Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark made their World Cup debut and the score got out of hand
L: Paige Bueckers of USA drives to the basket during the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Germany 2026 match between USA and China at Max Schmeling Halle on September 04, 2026 in Berlin, Germany. R: Caitlyn Clark handles the ball for the USA.
The USA, crowned women's basketball world champions for the last four times, started this year's tournament in Berlin with a solid victory, defeating China 94:61 in the opening game.
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