15 Three-Pointers Secured 42-Point Blowout Win to Advance to Semifinals

The women's national basketball team secured a massive 42-point victory over Indonesia in the quarterfinals.

Backed by precise perimeter shooting, dubbed "archery basketball," they advanced to the semifinals for the 14th consecutive time.

In a fast-break situation, Lee So-hee boldly sinks a three-pointer.

Kang I-seul, one of the top three-point shooters in women's professional basketball, also let fly with three-pointers from all over the court, while Heo Ye-eun successfully converted a flashy step-back three-pointer.

With a high success rate of 52%, seven players combined for 15 three-pointers to seal a commanding 101-59 victory.

Having reached the semifinals in 14 consecutive tournaments dating back to 1974, when women's basketball was first introduced at the Asian Games, the national team will face China tomorrow (September 25) for a spot in the final.
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