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.