Team USA defeats Hungary in the Women’s Basketball World Cup quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals. Napheesa Collier, the former UConn star, leads the scoring with 19 points, while the U.S. offense runs through quick ball movement and high efficiency. Team USA also sets a tournament quarterfinals assists record during the win.
The game is described as lopsided, with Team USA building a large lead early and sustaining it throughout. One outlet highlights Collier’s impact in a short stretch—she is credited with scoring in only 15 minutes—while another emphasizes the overall team performance, including the assist total that becomes the quarterfinals mark. Together, the coverage focuses on both Collier’s scoring and the breadth of Team USA’s passing and creation of scoring opportunities as key factors in the rout.
