US Women Storm Past Hungary 108-56 to Reach FIBA World Cup Semifinals
The United States had 31 assists and 44 points off turnovers, the most ever in a World Cup quarterfinal game.
- On Thursday, Sept. 10, Team USA defeated Hungary 108-56 in the quarterfinals at Berlin Arena in Berlin, Germany, advancing to the FIBA Women's World Cup semifinals.
- This victory marks the 34th consecutive World Cup win for the United States, which secured previous wins against China, Italy, and Czechia during group play.
- Offensively, the team shot 60% from the field and recorded 31 assists, the most ever in a World Cup quarterfinal game, while forcing 20 turnovers.
- USA forward Napheesa Collier scored 19 points, while forward Angel Reese added nine points and said, "When you have so much talent around you, it makes everything easy."
- Semifinal action continues on Saturday, Sept. 12, with the final tournament games scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 13 on TNT and truTV.
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The USA marched through the tournament at the World Basketball Championships. Hungary was not a yardstick in the quarter-finals.
In the quarterfinals of the World Women's Basketball Championship, the United States defeated the Hungarian team 108:56 (36:12, 23:18, 34:17, 15:9).
The USA marched through the tournament at the World Basketball Championships. Hungary was not a yardstick in the quarter-finals.
The US women's basketball team, chasing a fifth consecutive world championship title, defeated Hungary 108-56 (36-12, 23-18, 34-17, 15-9) in the last eight on Thursday.
The Toronto Star
US women storm past Hungary 108-56 to reach FIBA World Cup semifinals
BERLIN (AP) — Napheesa Collier scored 19 points and the U.S. routed Hungary 108-56 to advance to the semifinals of the women's FIBA World Cup on Thursday.
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