The United States beats Hungary 108-56 to advance to the semifinals of the Women’s FIBA World Cup. Napheesa Collier leads the U.S. with 19 points as the Americans dominate the game and secure the win.
After the quarterfinal, the U.S. next faces the winner of Spain vs. Australia in the medal round. Other quarterfinals also shape the bracket, with France playing China and Belgium playing host Germany, according to reporting from Inquirer.net.
In the broader tournament context, the U.S. extends its run of consecutive wins. Inquirer.net notes the Americans have won 34 straight games in the tournament, dating to their only relevant prior setback— a loss to Russia in the 2006 World Cup semifinals—while also highlighting the team’s streak of reaching medal rounds since 1983.
