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Feinberg, D. (2026, September 10). US women storm past Hungary 108-56 to reach FIBA World Cup semifinals. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/us-women-storm-past-hungary-108-56-to-reach-fiba-world-cup-semifinals/article_0d3ee2dd-04bb-5761-a483-f6c5b7b8173b.html
Feinberg, Doug. “US women storm past Hungary 108-56 to reach FIBA World Cup semifinals.” Toronto Star, 10 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/us-women-storm-past-hungary-108-56-to-reach-fiba-world-cup-semifinals/article_0d3ee2dd-04bb-5761-a483-f6c5b7b8173b.html.
Feinberg, Doug. “US women storm past Hungary 108-56 to reach FIBA World Cup semifinals.” Toronto Star, September 10, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/us-women-storm-past-hungary-108-56-to-reach-fiba-world-cup-semifinals/article_0d3ee2dd-04bb-5761-a483-f6c5b7b8173b.html.
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The US women's basketball team defeated Hungary 108-56 in the quarterfinals of the FIBA World Cup on Thursday in Berlin. The US dominated from the start, leading 36-12 after the first quarter and 59-30 at halftime. Napheesa Collier scored 19 points, while Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese showed their chemistry on the court with several key plays. The US has now won 34 consecutive games in the tournament, dating back to a loss to Russia in 2006, and will play the winner of the Spain-Australia game on Saturday in the medal round. This was the second-biggest margin of victory in the quarterfinals in World Cup history, and the US also set a record for most points scored in the quarterfinals with 108. The team's balanced offense, with five players scoring in double figures, was key to their success.