Point guard Jennifer Azzi wore No. 8 across her chest as she led the USA to a gold medal during the 1996 Olympics. Recently, Azzi Fudd, who is named in her honor, who the same No. 8 at the FIBA U19 World Cup.

When the USA women take the court on June 17, Aliyah Boston will be facing more than the next opponent – she will be facing a team that features her older sister, Alexis Boston.

The longtime teammates and rivals hope to win a fifth gold medal with the U.S. later this summer in Tokyo.

In recognition of her selfless act to defer her athletic career to pursue criminal justice reform, two-time Olympic and two-time FIBA World Cup gold medalist Maya Moore has been named as the recipient of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee’s 2020 Jack Kelly Fair Play Award.

Jeff Walz, Natasha Adair and Cori Close will return to guide the 2019 USA Basketball Women's U19 World Cup Team.

Dawn Staley became the first person in FIBA Women’s World Cup history to win a gold medal as a player, assistant coach and head coach.

Exactly what is the 2018 FIBA World Cup for Women? How have past USA teams fared? Who are some of the stars who have played in past FIBA World Cups? Find out here.