Record-Setting Japan, US Start Women’s Basketball World Cup with Wins, Spain Downs Hosts
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Idaho Press
Record-setting Japan, US start Women’s Basketball World Cup with wins, Spain downs hosts
Saki Hayashi and Japan have set records for three-pointers on the first day of the Women’s Basketball World Cup in Germany. Hayashi scored nine three-pointers to beat the previous record of eight as she helped Japan to a 102-97 win…
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TerraVictory by 102 to 97 gave provisional leadership to the Japanese, who face Germany in the second round; Hayashi made nine baskets out of three in new record
The first day of the Women's Basketball World Cup has already served up a number of memorable moments. The Japanese team put on a three-point show and set a new World Cup record, while Caitlin Clark of the USA team set several historic records in her debut match. The Japanese team hit 20 three-pointers out of 35 attempts (57.1 percent accuracy) in the match against Mali, thus breaking the World Cup record. The best result so far belonged to Japa…
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