The United States women's basketball team defeated Hungary in the quarter-finals of the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026, held in Berlin. The final score was USA 108, Hungary 56.
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In the game, the USA dominated, leading by as much as 115 points at one point. The scoring for the USA was led by Napheesa Collier, who recorded an efficiency rating of 23. Hungary's Kinga Josepovits followed with an efficiency of 9.
The quarter-by-quarter breakdown showed the USA leading 36-12 in the first quarter, 33-18 in the second, and finishing strong with 15 in the fourth. The game's statistics indicated that the USA had a field goal percentage of 59%, while Hungary's was 34%. From two-point range, the USA shot 36.1%, and from three-point range, they managed 32.1%. Notably, the USA went a perfect 100% from the free-throw line.
The match took place at the Berlin Arena, with an attendance of 5,303 fans. The referees for the game included Mihkel Männiste from Estonia, Waseem Husainy from Canada, and Alan Dos Santos from Brazil, with technical delegate Patrycja Gulak-Lipka from Poland overseeing the event.
The 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup in Berlin has been a memorable tournament, with excitement growing for future events and young stars emerging on the international scene.