Team USA's Dominance: World Cup Semis Secured!

Team USA achieved its 34th consecutive World Cup victory by decisively defeating Hungary 108-56 in Berlin, Germany, securing a spot in the semifinals. This dominant performance moves the U.S. closer to its fifth consecutive World Cup gold medal. The team's offensive prowess was on full display, with 31 assists and 59% field goal accuracy contributing to the high score.

The strong on-court chemistry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese was a highlight, with the duo assisting each other for crucial baskets. "We know each other's game like the back of each other's hands," Reese commented on their developing connection, which bodes well for future national team competitions. Both players contributed offensively, with Clark dishing out 9 assists and Reese converting efficiently.

Despite playing without A'ja Wilson, Team USA dominated the paint, outscoring Hungary 52-16 and outrebounding them 49-29. Napheesa Collier led the scoring with 19 points, playing a key role in establishing an early lead. Head coach Kara Lawson maintained a consistent strategy, utilizing veteran starters to set the tone before rotating in younger talent.