Team USA secured a dominant 108-56 victory over Hungary in the FIBA Women's World Cup quarterfinals on Thursday, moving within two wins of their fifth consecutive gold medal. The Americans controlled all aspects of the game, leading to a rotation that saw every player score at least once.

Rookie stars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, often viewed as rivals in the WNBA, demonstrated effective chemistry off the bench. Reese contributed nine points and six assists in under 18 minutes, while Clark added 10 points and nine assists in 20 minutes of play. Napheesa Collier led the team with 19 points.

The U.S. team set a new all-time FIBA World Cup record with 31 assists in the game, reflecting a focus on ball movement that saw five players record at least three assists.

Earlier in the tournament, the U.S. topped its group but faced a closer contest against Italy, winning 55-53. Thursday's win, however, marked the largest margin of victory for the American squad in the tournament thus far.

Caitlin Clark #12 high fives Paige Bueckers #4 of the USA Basketball Women's National Team during the game against the Hungary Women's National Team during the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup on Sept. 10, 2026 at Berlin Arena in Berlin, Germany.

Team USA, currently ranked first in the FIBA World Rankings, will face the winner of the Australia-Spain quarterfinal in its semifinal matchup on Saturday. Australia is ranked third, and Spain is sixth.