Team USA Women Cruise to World Cup Semifinals 108-56

The United States women's basketball team is rolling toward another championship after crushing Hungary 108-56 in Thursday's World Cup quarterfinal matchup in Germany.

Indiana Fever stars Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston showed why they're considered among the best in the world. Clark dished out a game-high nine assists while adding 10 points, three rebounds, and two steals in just over 20 minutes off the bench.

Her impact was undeniable. Team USA outscored Hungary by 36 points when Clark was on the floor, the best plus-minus of any player in the game.

Boston proved she's more than just a dominant post player, knocking down two of her three attempts from beyond the arc. The Fever center finished with eight points, four rebounds, three assists, three steals, and a block in nearly 17 minutes of action.

The Americans played suffocating defense, forcing 27 turnovers and limiting Hungary to just 34 percent shooting. On offense, they shot an impressive 59 percent from the field and connected on 12 of 23 three-pointers.

Five players reached double figures in scoring. Napheesa Collier led the way with 19 points and seven rebounds, while Rhyne Howard chipped in 15 points.

The Ripple Effect

This dominant performance continues Team USA's undefeated run through the tournament. The Americans have now beaten every opponent convincingly, showcasing the depth and talent of women's basketball in the United States.

Clark and Boston's success on the world stage also shines a spotlight on the growing popularity of the WNBA. Their performances are inspiring young girls around the globe to pick up a basketball and dream big.

The team faces either Australia or Spain in Saturday's semifinal in Berlin. Win or lose, they're guaranteed at least a bronze medal, with two more games remaining in the tournament.

For Clark and Boston, this World Cup run adds another chapter to already remarkable young careers that continue elevating women's basketball to new heights.