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.