Lucy Olsen, Taylor Stremlow, Callie Levin, and Addie Deal hype up Iowa star Hannah Stuelke’s sleek moves at the FIBA AmeriCup

The American Women’s Team made a statement in 2025 Fiba America. In the quarter-finals match on Thursday, they cleared the Dominican Republic to win 110-44.

A clip stands out, shared on Friday via the Instagram page for the tournament, a beautiful play from Team Usa.

The play began with a sharp stealing by Hannah Stoyelk in the depths of her half, and then paid immediately, and the Dominican defense moved at a break 3 on 1. Instead of finishing the end of the individual, Stuelke chose to get a quick bid with Kennedy Smith and then drop the ball for two points.

The impressive Stuler play in the video has caused reactions from several teammates, including Taylor Stremlow and Callie Levin.

“😤😤,” Stremlow Books.

Levin said: “Han Back Back.”

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“Yes, Hana,” said a deal.

“Cookies”, Olsen commented.

With their dominant victory over the Dominican Republic, the USA team is now in the semi -finals of Fiba America. They will face the Canada team in a very expected match on Friday.

The United States of America has been flawless so far, as it won every match they played, including its team matches against Puerto Rico, Colombia, Mexico and Chile.

The USA team sails through 2025 Fiba America Group Stage with dominant victories

The United States Ladies team at the Fiba America Group stage did not subside; They have completely dominated. Their first match against Chile ended on June 28 in the victory of 108-47, a 61-point margin victory. The Reagan Beers team at the Oclahoma Center, which is 6 feet and 4 points with 22 points, seven rebound balls and seven decisive passes.

The second match against Colombia was another offer to dominate, as the Team USA team won 80-43. They kept the momentum in the next match against Puerto Rico, where they came out in the lead with a strong victory 80-62.

TEAM USA closed the group stage elegantly on Tuesday, overcoming Mexico by winning 104-48 dominant.