Team USA Women's Basketball swished their way to the Olympic final, crushing Australia 85-64 and extending their winning streak to 60 games—a streak as golden as their upcoming shot on Sunday.

In a display of athletic prowess and unstoppable teamwork, Team USA Women's Basketball secured their place in history with a decisive 85-64 victory over Australia. The win, highlighted by standout performances from Jackie Young, A’ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, and Kahleah Copper, marks their 60th consecutive Olympic triumph. As they prepare to face either France or Belgium in the final, the American squad looks to turn their golden streak into yet another gold medal.

Team USA's commanding win was orchestrated by some of the most talented players in the game. Jackie Young, stepping up in place of the seasoned Diana Taurasi, made an impressive start by contributing 10 points in the first half. Meanwhile, A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, and Kahleah Copper, no strangers to high-pressure situations, consistently put up double figures, further solidifying the team's offensive strength. Looks like they didn't get the memo that 'sharing is caring'with such dominant performances!

The game was tightly contested in the first quarter, with Team USA leading by a slim margin of just four points. However, the second quarter saw a dramatic shift in momentum. Launching a 12-0 run at the quarter's start, courtesy of key plays by Kahleah Copper, Sabrina Ionescu, and Jewell Loyd, the American women outscored Australia 25-11, setting a pace the Australians simply could not match. It was almost as if the Team USA women decided to change the rules to a sprint after a slow jog.

Breanna Stewart and A'ja Wilson, drawing inspiration from the performances of the US and Serbian men's basketball teams, emphasized the importance of staying in control throughout the game. Their determination paid off, ensuring that Team USA maintained a comfortable lead and never found themselves in a nail-biting scenario. Thankfully, they avoided giving fans any involuntary cardio workouts!

The depth of the roster was apparent, with 11 different players contributing points to the scoreboard. This not only showcases the versatility and skill level of the team but also their ability to work as a cohesive unit. Such a deep bench ensures that even when star players are resting, the team's high performance doesn't dip, keeping the pressure on their opponents at all times. Plus, it's like having a basketball factory where every player off the conveyor belt is ready to score!

With this victory, Team USA not only extended their winning streak to 60 games but also continued a legacy that has been growing since their bronze-medal finish in 1992. This remarkable streak underscores decades of dominance and dedication to excellence in Olympic women's basketball. As one commentator jokingly put it, 'At this rate, they might need a bigger trophy cabinet!'

As the final match approaches, the team's focus shifts to preparing for either France or Belgium, both of whom present unique challenges. However, with the form and fortitude displayed against Australia, there is no doubt that Team USA is more than ready to take on whatever comes their way. And hey, if they can figure out why French fries are called that when they're actually from Belgium, they can certainly handle the court!

The final, set for Sunday, promises to be an exciting conclusion to the tournament. Fans globally will be watching to see if Team USA can clinch yet another gold, adding to their storied legacy and extending that sensational winning streak. Regardless of the outcome, this team's journey through the Olympics has been nothing short of spectacular. With the way they've been playing, it seems the only thing that can stop them is a bad Wi-Fi signal!

In the face of tough competition, it’s clear that Team USA's unity, talent, and strategic acumen are key elements of their continued success. Whether it's the seasoned veterans like Stewart and Wilson or the rising stars stepping up in critical moments, the dominance of U.S. women's basketball seems set to continue—a prospect that brings as much excitement as it does expectation. (And let's be honest, having a team so good that critics are running out of things to critique is a pretty nice problem to have.)