Breanna Stewart Powers U.S. Women’s Basketball Team to Dominant Victory Over Czech Republic
Breanna Stewart led the United States women's basketball team to a commanding 105-64 victory over the Czech Republic in Berlin, bouncing back from a previous close contest against Italy. Stewart's early scoring and overall performance set the tone for the…
South Bend Elkhart, IN, September 7, 2026 — The United States women’s basketball team secured a decisive 105-64 win against the Czech Republic in Berlin. The victory marked a strong rebound for the U.S. team, which had faced a closer contest in its previous game against Italy.
The performance was notably spearheaded by Breanna Stewart, whose early scoring and consistent play throughout the game were instrumental in establishing the team’s dominance. Stewart’s offensive contributions and overall leadership on the court set a strong tone from the outset, propelling the team to the substantial margin of victory.
The game took place in Berlin, adding to the international stage of the tournament. The U.S. team’s ability to generate such a high score, 105 points, against a competitive opponent underscores their offensive capabilities. The Czech Republic managed 64 points in the matchup.
This commanding performance serves as a clear demonstration of the team’s strength and resilience, particularly in its ability to rebound from a less decisive previous outing. The focus now shifts to the team’s subsequent matches as they continue their campaign in the tournament.
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