By Chris Price
Copyright 2023 All Rights Reserved
Copyright 2023 All Rights Reserved
SANTIAGO, CHILE (October 22, 2023) The U.S. women's team never allowed the Dominican Republic to take the lead, clinching a resounding 22-11 victory. Blake Dietrick set the tone with a score on the opening possession, and the American squad sprinted to a commanding 10-3 lead within the first three minutes. Azurá Stevens led the charge with an impressive performance, contributing 10 points, including a remarkable 3-0 run during a 6-0 U.S. scoring spree midway through the game. Cierra Burdick chipped in with five points to bolster the team's efforts.
Dietrick's clutch 2-pointer pushed the USA's lead into double digits at 17-7 with just under four minutes remaining in the game. Lexie Hull sealed the deal with her second 2-pointer, ending the contest with 3:07 on the clock. The U.S. women exhibited an all-around performance, highlighting their skill, teamwork, and dominance on the court.
The men's team didn't waste any time, storming to a 6-0 lead within the first minute of the game against El Salvador. Their exceptional shooting from beyond the arc, with seven 2-pointers in the game, was the key to their 22-8 triumph. Jimmer Fredette led the charge with nine points, including the game-ending bucket. He was on fire, sinking four crucial 2-pointers that kept the scoreboard ticking for the U.S.
The game also featured an impressive 8-0 American run just before the 5-minute mark and a 7-0 run to conclude the game in style. Dylan Travis contributed six points to the team's victory, while Canyon Barry was right behind with four. Kareem Maddox, with his defensive prowess, played a significant role in limiting El Salvador to just five baskets in the entire game.
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