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USA U17 and Tufts University head coach Carla Berube.
USA U17 assistant coach and Lubbock Christian University head coach Steve Gomez.
USA U17 assistant coach and Windward School (Calif.) head coach Vanessa Nygaard.
USA U17 court coach and Konawaena High School (Hawaii) head coach Bobbie Awa.
USA U17 court coach and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College head coach Kristen Dowling.
USA U17 court coach and University of Central Missouri head caoch Dave Slifer.
USA U17 court coach and Fort Pierce Central High School (Fla.) head coach Sophia Witherspoon.
2018 USA Basketball Women's U17 World Cup Team Finalists
2018 USA Basketball Women's U17 World Cup Team Training Underway
Mercedes Russell has won three gold medals and one tournament title with USA Basketball.
In the past four FIBA U17 World Cups, seven U.S. women have been honored as all-tournament selections or MVPs.
There are 18 athletes in the 2020 WNBA Draft pool with USA Basketball experience, including the projected No. 1 pick Sabrina Ionescu. Scroll through to see who else is on the list.
The USA Women's U17 World Cup Team recaptured the FIBA U17 World Cup gold medal on July 29, 2018, in Minsk, Belarus.
The USA Women's U17 World Cup Team earned a 92-40 victory over France to capture the FIBA U17 World Cup gold medal on July 29, 2018, in Minsk, Belarus.
Twenty years after Vince Carter's unforgettable dunk in the Olympics, photographer Darren McNamara recalls his iconic photo.
USA Basketball statement regarding the passing of former USA Basketball president Tom Jernstedt.
During the span of days that the 2020 Olympics were originally scheduled, USA Basketball is taking a look back at various Olympic facts and games that happened on this day in Olympic basketball history. Join us on this journey!
The U.S. Olympic Committee announced on Aug. 12, 2004, that three-time Olympian Dawn Staley was elected by the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team captains to represent the United States of America as the USA's flag bearer for the 2004 Olympic Games
Dawn Staley, playing in her third Olympic Games, was elected by her peers - all U.S. team captains - to carry the flag and lead the U.S. delegation into the 2004 Opening Ceremony. She reflects back on her selection and what it meant to her.
