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The 2015 USA Women's World University Games Team celebrated a gold medal Monday at the World University Games in South Korea.
Head coach Joe McKeown and his squad capped a 6-0 run at the Games with an 82-63 win over Canada in the Gold Medal Game.
Head coach Joe McKeown with assistant coaches Tanya Warren and Holly Warlick
World University Games Medal Ceremony
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The USA defeated Canada, 82-63, Monday in South Korea to capture the gold medal at the 2015 Women's World University Games.
The USA Women's World University Games Team faced a stiff challenge against Japan in the semifinals of the 2015 World University Games in South Korea. It took two overtimes, but the USA finally prevailed, 102-98
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One day after she was named to the 2015 USA Basketball Women’s World University Games team, along with 11 other collegiate athletes, five-foot-11, guard Nina Davis landed in Maceio, Brazil. As a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Baylor University, Davis participated in a sports...
Gwangju, South Korea • July 5-13, 2015 With Northwestern University’s Joe McKeown at the helm, the 2015 USA Women's World University Games Team traveled to South Korea and brought home a sixth-straight gold medal for the USA. The Americans opened with an 80-68 win over Italy on July 5....
With a gold medal on the line, the USA Basketball Women’s World University Games Team took a three-point lead into the fourth quarter and then nearly doubled up Canada in the final 10 minutes, scoring 34 points in the period, to secure an 82-63 triumph in the 2015 World University Games championship game.
