USA Women NT · 15 min★★★★★
19 pts7 reb0 ast79.0 TIB EFF
Napheesa Collier's 19 points on 9-of-13 shooting in just 15 minutes powered USA Women NT's 108–56 demolition of Hungary Women NT in the World Cup quarter-finals.
The efficiency was striking: Collier's clean shooting night (1-of-2 from three, zero turnovers, zero fouls) distilled the gap between the two sides. She added 7 rebounds and 1 block in a performance that required minimal court time to register dominance. The 52-point margin told its own story about the matchup's competitive level.
For USA Women NT, the rout closed out a World Cup campaign marked by overwhelming offensive control. Hungary's defense had no answer for Collier's interior presence and shooting touch — a microcosm of why the Americans moved through the tournament with such clinical efficiency.
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🏀 Final: USA Women NT 108–56 Hungary Women NT.
Top: Napheesa COLLIER 19 PTS.
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Dorka Juhasz has been Hungary's gravitational center at this World Cup: 15.3 points per game on 53.9 TIB efficiency, the kind of scoring punch that has kept the underdog competitive through every possession. Breanna Stewart arrives with her own momentum — 10.3 PPG and 3.0 assists, moving the ball as much as she fills the scoreboard, efficiency holding steady at 53.2.
The real test sits in how each wing manages space. Juhasz has thrived when given room to operate in the mid-range and high post; Stewart's passing out of those same zones has been the fulcrum of USA's ball movement. Hungary will need Juhasz to dictate tempo and hunt her own shot. USA will lean on Stewart's court vision to drag Hungary's defense into rotations it cannot afford.
Tip-off in three hours. USA Women NT and Hungary Women NT — one of the day's sharpest individual matchups.
Hungary Women NT · 28 min★★★★★
23 pts8 reb4 ast103.0 TIB EFF
Reka Lelik scored 23 points and pulled down 8 rebounds to lead Hungary past Japan 84–63 in their World Cup qualifier. Playing 28 minutes, Lelik shot 8 of 12 from the floor, a punishing 67 percent, and went perfect from the free-throw line at 6 of 6. She also distributed 4 assists and committed no turnovers—efficiency that reflects a player in complete control.
The 21-point margin tells its own story: Hungary's offense found rhythm early and never let it slip. Lelik's inside presence and decision-making were central to that dominance. A single three-pointer in two attempts suggests she did not need the perimeter; the paint and mid-range game were more than enough against Japan's defense.
With the quarterfinals now within reach, performances like this one—composed, high-volume, turnover-free—are the foundation Hungary needed to advance.
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🏀 Final: Hungary Women NT 84–63 Japan Women NT.
Top: Reka Lelik 23 PTS.
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Dorka Juhasz is running hot for Hungary Women NT. Seventeen points per game on a 63 TIB Efficiency rating in recent weeks — she's the anchor that makes everything else work. But Japan Women NT will have Kokoro Tanaka moving the ball with intent: 16 PPG paired with 3.3 assists per game, a floor general's footprint alongside her scoring load.
This is the core matchup. Juhasz operating in the post and on the perimeter against a Japan side built around Tanaka's ability to find cutters and shooters. Hungary's efficiency advantage is real, but Japan's ball movement and shot creation through Tanaka could press the pace and disrupt rhythm.
Both teams will need their lead scorer-playmakers to set the tone early. Tip-off is in three hours.
Hungary Women NT · 27 min★★★★★
22 pts11 reb1 ast89.5 TIB EFF
Dorka Juhasz finished Hungary Women NT's World Cup campaign on a high note, posting 22 points, 11 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal across 27 minutes against Republic of Korea Women NT. She shot 8 of 13 from the field, including 2 of 2 from three-point range, and 4 of 6 at the free-throw line — a clean sheet of zero turnovers and zero fouls.
Hungary Women NT claimed a 82–73 victory at home to close out their Group B run. Juhasz's efficiency in the paint and beyond the arc proved decisive: she moved without wasting motion, finished her looks, and gave the hosts a steady scoring anchor in a contest that required controlled execution more than pace.
For a Hungarian side looking to leave a mark on their World Cup window, this was the kind of closing statement — reliable, mistake-free basketball from a key player — that defines a tournament appearance well spent.
Hungary Women NT · 27 min★★★★★
22 pts11 reb1 ast89.5 TIB EFF
Dorka Juhasz steadied Hungary when the game hung in balance. With the score level entering the final five minutes against Republic of Korea, Juhasz converted on both her attempts from the field—including a three-pointer—while adding two rebounds and an assist. She did not turn the ball over or draw a foul. Hungary pulled clear to win 82–73, a nine-point margin that ended their Group B campaign on a decisive note.
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🏀 Final: Hungary Women NT 82–73 Republic of Korea Women NT.
Top: Dorka Juhasz 22 PTS.
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Dorka Juhasz has been Hungary's engine in this tournament, posting 14.5 points per game on a 52.3 TIB Efficiency rating. She runs the floor with precision and converts in volume — a player who demands defensive attention every possession.
Leeseul Kang matches that intensity from the opposite corner. The Republic of Korea's floor general has been equally prolific at 14 points per game, but her real imprint is in orchestration: 4 assists per game, the highest creation rate between the two, built on a 53 TIB Efficiency mark that edges out Juhasz's.
The matchup hinges on this duel. Juhasz attacks more readily; Kang controls tempo and shape. Hungary will need their captain's scoring punch to offset Korea's offensive structure, while Korea's ball movement and perimeter discipline will be tested against Juhasz's ability to find soft spots and finish.
Tip-off in roughly three hours. Watch both.
Hungary Women NT · 33 min★★★★★
19 pts16 reb1 ast75.5 TIB EFF
Dorka Juhasz delivered the interior work Hungary needed to edge past Nigeria in a four-point Group B decision. The centre finished with 19 points and 16 rebounds across 33 minutes, shooting 9 of 15 from the floor and adding two steals in the 71–67 result.
Hungary's rebounding edge proved decisive in a tight contest. Juhasz's activity on the glass — particularly her ability to convert opportunities inside without fouling — anchored the team's control of the paint. She turned the ball over four times and missed both her free-throw attempts, minor friction points in an otherwise commanding effort on the boards.
Nigeria kept pace through stretches but could not quite find the offensive rhythm to match Hungary's consistency down the stretch. The four-point margin reflected a game that remained competitive to the final possession, with Juhasz's work in the middle a clear difference-maker when possessions mattered most.
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Hungary held off a late rally to edge Nigeria in a four-point finish that swung on execution down the stretch. The Hungarians built a 14-point lead midway through the second quarter—a 12-0 run that took them from 15-13 to 27-13—but Nigeria clawed back methodically. By halftime, the margin was just 10 (26-36). The third quarter remained even (both teams scored 16 apiece), and the fourth turned into a back-and-forth grind: Nigeria outscored Hungary 25-19 in that frame but couldn't quite catch up. One possession separated the sides inside the final two minutes before Hungary closed it out 71-67.
Dorka Juhasz was the difference in the trenches. She finished with 19 points and 16 rebounds on 9-for-15 shooting—a double-double that controlled the glass when Nigeria pressed late. Virag Takacs-Kiss added 17 points and 14 boards (5/9 FG, 6/8 FT), and Reka Lelik chipped in 14 as Hungary's three-headed attack overwhelmed the boards.
Amy Okonkwo led Nigeria's push with 17 points on efficient 5-for-10 shooting and 3-for-6 from three. Ezinne Kalu distributed (9 assists) but struggled to find rhythm offensively (4/15 FG). Elizabeth Balogun pitched in 13 points. The deficit in rebounding—Hungary's two bigs were relentless—proved decisive when margins were this thin.
Nigeria host France on Monday; Hungary take on the Republic of Korea the same day.
France Women NT · 21 min★★★★★
17 pts4 reb3 ast82.5 TIB EFF
Gabby Williams a livré une performance d'une grande efficacité : 17 points à 7/10 au tir (dont 3/5 de loin), 4 rebonds, 3 passes et 3 interceptions en 21 minutes. Nos Bleues ont surclassé la Hongrie 99–53 en Coupe du monde, un écart qui témoigne de la maîtrise collective mais aussi de l'apport décisif de Williams en attaque comme en défense.
Sa justesse au tir, sans temps mort (0 passage sur la ligne des lancers), a accéléré le jeu dès les premières minutes. Trois ballons interceptés en si peu de temps : voilà qui résume une présence défensive constante, sans marge de manœuvre accordée à l'adversaire.
La Hongrie n'a jamais fait le poids. Nos Bleues poursuivent leur route en groupe B avec une assise de plus en plus forte.
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🏀 Final: Hungary Women NT 53–99 France Women NT.
Top: Dorka Juhasz 10 PTS.
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⚔️ Yvonne Turner vs Gabby Williams — the duel to watch.
Hungary Women NT vs France Women NT, tipping off in 3h.
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