Breanna Stewart lit up Group D in just 17 minutes: 19 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists on 8-of-11 shooting—a near-perfect efficiency line that included a clean 2-of-2 from the free-throw line and a turnover-free performance. The USA Women's National Team routed Czechia 105–64, a 41-point margin that left no doubt about the gulf in this matchup. What stood out was Stewart's ball movement alongside her scoring touch. Six assists in that brief window suggested she was doing the work a floor general does—threading cutters, finding open shooters—rather than simply hunting points. She registered just one turnover across her touches, the mark of a player operating with high intention and patience even when the outcome was decided long before the final buzzer. The dominance was comprehensive enough that the USA could rest her in the second half, yet in the minutes she did play, Stewart offered a masterclass in economy. Few players can stack that kind of line—efficient scoring, playmaking, rebounding all in balance—on limited volume. She was the tournament's clearest efficiency winner on the night.