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A dominant 105-64 demolition of Czechia in Berlin saw Team USA seal first place in Group D and book a direct spot in the FIBA World Cup quarterfinals.
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Team USA left no doubt about their credentials in Berlin, dismantling Czechia 105-64 in their final group stage fixture. The emphatic result secured top spot in Group D and a direct route into the quarterfinals, skipping the qualification round entirely.
Following a tight encounter against Italy, the Americans' offence clicked into gear from the outset, racking up 57 points before half-time. They finished at 52 per cent from the field, with Breanna Stewart setting the tone - 19 points, six assists, and zero turnovers in a near-flawless display.
Rhyne Howard proved pivotal at the other end, swiping five steals that repeatedly sparked fast-break opportunities. Her growing comfort in international five-on-five basketball has turned her into one of the squad's most important two-way contributors.
With the game wrapped up early, head coach Kara Lawson emptied her bench - every player logged at least 10 minutes. That kind of roster depth could prove decisive as the knockout rounds approach.
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