Kahleah Copper received the ball from Breanna Stewart on the left wing, took two dribbles and finished on the opposite side of the basket, fully extending her right arm as she laid it in. Later on defense, she jumped the passing lane for a steal, deflecting the ball before collecting it and finishing with her left hand on a Eurostep in the paint.
In another group play game earlier in the 2022 FIBA World Cup, Copper hustled back on defense after a U.S. turnover, stripping the ball midair from a Belgium player who was going in for a layup. Read More
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