15 Three-Pointers Help Women's Basketball Team Advance to Semifinals with 42-Point Landslide Victory

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

Powered by precise perimeter shooting, dubbed "archery basketball," the team reached the semifinals for the 14th consecutive time.

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

Kang Lee-seul, one of the top three-point shooters in women's professional basketball, also unleashed three-point shots from anywhere on the court, while Heo Ye-eun successfully executed a dazzling step-back three-pointer.

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

Having reached the semifinals for 14 straight tournaments since the women's basketball event was first introduced at the Asian Games in 1974, the national team will face China tomorrow for a spot in the finals.
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