Caitlin Clark hits long-range shot as Team USA leads China at halftime
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 1:34 PM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026
Team USA holds a 49-29 lead over China at halftime in their 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup opener in Berlin. Caitlin Clark sparked the offense early in the second quarter by converting a 3-pointer from beyond the center-court logo. Entering the game as a reserve, Clark recorded five points and six assists during the first half. Jackie Young paced the United States offense with 10 points while the team limited China to 30 percent shooting. This tournament appearance marks the start of the Americans' campaign for a fifth consecutive World Cup title. The United States squad, which remains undefeated in the competition, next faces Italy on September 6.
- •Team USA leads China 49-29 at halftime in Berlin.
- •Caitlin Clark made a 3-pointer from near the center-court logo.
- •Jackie Young leads the American offense with 10 points.
- •The United States faces Italy on September 6 in group play.
- •The team aims for a fifth consecutive World Cup championship.
- 1:34 PMYahoo Sports — WATCH: Caitlin Clark launches absurd logo 3 in Team USA’s World Cup opener
"Caitlin Clark crossed half court and immediately launched a jaw-dropping 3-pointer during Team USA’s World Cup opener against China.
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