Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese Join Forces for Team USA at FIBA World Cup

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese teamed up for Team USA in a historic 108-56 victory over Hungary in the FIBA Women's World Cup quarterfinals, marking a significant partnership.

Historic Victory in Berlin

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese delivered one of their best games as teammates during the quarterfinal matchup held at the Berlin Arena in Berlin, Germany.

The duo's chemistry on the court played a decisive role in helping Team USA secure a historic victory by defeating Hungary 108-56.

Statistical Contributions and Roles on the Court

Caitlin Clark finished the contest with 10 points, nine assists, three rebounds, and two steals, while Angel Reese contributed nine points, six rebounds, three assists, two steals, and one block.

Both players started the game off the bench, combining Clark's offensive and passing prowess with Reese's rebounding strength, physical defense, and low-post pressure.

An Evolving Rivalry from Past to Present

This collaboration has developed following a past shaped by their college careers starting with the 2023 NCAA championship game and their WNBA rivalry between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky.

Reese noted that having been rivals for a long time made playing together easier and allowed them to build chemistry as future U.S. teammates.

International Tournament Experience

Having been left off the American roster for the 2024 Paris Olympics, this tournament marks the first senior international event where both players are featured together.

Prior to the quarterfinal game, Clark made statements praising Reese's competitive energy and work ethic.

Winning Streak and Next Opponent

This victory extended the United States' winning streak in the World Cup to 34 games.

Following this result, Team USA began preparations to face the winner of the Australia and Spain match in the semifinals.