US Coach Kara Lawson opens up on importance of winning World Cup final for country on 9/11 anniversary weekend

Team USA women’s basketball coach Kara Lawson expressed pride in representing the country and hopes a World Cup championship win would carry added meaning after the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Lawson believes the team’s success can create unity across the nation, providing a reason for Americans to come together. The U.S. advanced to the championship game with a victory over Spain, extending their World Cup winning streak to 35 games.

• Coach Kara Lawson believes winning the FIBA Women’s World Cup would be significant following the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
• Lawson hopes the team’s performance can foster national unity and pride.
• Team USA defeated Spain 76-66 to advance to the championship game, extending their World Cup winning streak to 35 games.
• The U.S. will face France in the championship, a rematch of the 2024 Olympic gold-medal game.
• Guard Paige Bueckers highlighted the importance of her faith during the tournament.