USA beats Hungary to reach Women's World Cup semifinals

USA Today • 10 sept. 12h47

Team USA beat Hungary 108-56 in a quarter-final in Berlin, advancing to the semifinals of the FIBA Women’s World Cup and extending its win streak to 34 games.

Bleacher Report • 10 sept. 12h18

Team USA beat Hungary 108-56 in the quarterfinals of the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup, with five players scoring in double figures and a strong shooting performance.

foxnews.com • 09 sept. 14h53

Team USA head coach Kara Lawson indicated that the veteran lineup will remain in the starting five for the women's World Cup knockout stage, keeping Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers on the bench.

Fox News • 08 sept. 10h33

The United States women's team, on a 33-game World Cup winning streak, will start its knockout round with star guard Caitlin Clark coming off the bench, while coach Kara Lawson weighs veteran versus youth options.

CBS Sports • 07 sept. 23h49

The United States women's basketball team finished the World Cup group stage unbeaten, and analysts assigned grades to each of the 12 players based on their performances.

Bleacher Report • 07 sept. 20h53

The United States women's basketball team beat Czechia 105-64, advancing to the quarterfinals of the FIBA Women's World Cup after a narrow win over Italy the previous day.

NBC Sports • 07 sept. 20h44

The United States women's basketball team defeated Czechia 105-64 to reach the quarterfinals of the FIBA World Cup, remaining unbeaten in group play.

Sports Illustrated • 07 sept. 20h32

In her debut for the senior national team, Caitlin Clark posted 19 assists in three games, topping the tournament's assist leaders and posting the highest plus/minus when on the court.

bleacherreport.com • 07 sept. 13h26

Caitlin Clark scored one point on 0-of-6 shooting as the United States edged Italy 55-52, marking the team's lowest scoring output at the tournament.

USA Today • 07 sept. 02h20

The United States women's basketball team survived a defensive struggle to beat Italy 55-52 in Berlin, marking its 32nd straight World Cup win but posting its lowest shooting percentage in tournament history.

The Guardian • 06 sept. 22h56

The United States edged Italy 55-52 in the group stage, advancing to the quarter-finals despite a low shooting percentage, while Italy’s Cecilia Zandalasini apologized for her post-game outburst.

ESPN • 06 sept. 21h04

The United States women's basketball team beat Italy 55-52 in Berlin, marking its 32nd consecutive World Cup victory.

Bleacher Report • 04 sept. 22h04

The inaugural day of the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup featured eight group-stage matches, with the United States and Japan posting decisive victories.

Bleacher Report • 04 sept. 14h27

The United States beat China 94-61 in its first group match of the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, with Caitlin Clark recording a double-double.

hitc.com • 04 sept. 14h15

Team USA beat China 94-61 in the group opener of the 2026 FIBA World Cup, with Angel Reese contributing off the bench and a defensive clash against 7-foot-4 Zhang Ziyu drawing online attention.

AP News • 04 sept. 14h15

Caitlin Clark recorded a double-double as the United States beat China 94-61 in the opening game of the women's basketball World Cup, extending its winning streak to 31 games.

Fox News • 04 sept. 12h56

Caitlin Clark entered the game in the first quarter after Coach Kara Lawson chose a veteran starting lineup for Team USA's opening match at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.

USA Today • 03 sept. 20h06

Team USA's 12-player squad for the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin was ranked by USA TODAY Sports, highlighting Breanna Stewart as the most crucial player after A'ja Wilson's absence.

The Ringer • 03 sept. 14h31

Team USA, led by new manager Sue Bird and coach Kara Lawson, will debut a youthful roster featuring Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers at the 2026 FIBA World Cup in Berlin, amid injury setbacks and heightened international competition.

CBS Sports • 31 août 18h46

A'ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum will miss the FIBA Women's World Cup, prompting coach Kara Lawson to adjust the starting lineup for the tournament opener against China.