Deja Kelly, USA roll by Venezuela in AmeriCup opener

By R.L. Bynum

Carolina senior guard Deja Kelly and the United States made it clear Saturday why the Americans are favored to win the FIBA AmeriCup.

Kelly started at point guard and was the floor leader, collecting nine points, three rebounds and four assists as a balanced USA team rolled to an 80–54 victory Saturday over Venezuela in the opener for both teams at Domo de la Feria in León, Mexico, 250 miles northwest of Mexico City.

USA seeks its third consecutive gold medal in the 10-team event.

LSU star Angel Reese and Tennessee’s Rikea Jackson each scored 11 points to lead the United States, with Texas A&M’s Janiah Barker adding 10.

Kelly was 3 of 7 from the floor and 3 of 6 from the free-throw line.

The USA (1–0) plays the second of four pool play games in Group A at 4:30 p.m. ET Sunday against Argentina, which will be playing in its opener. The Americans face Brazil at 4:40 p.m. Tuesday and Cuba at 2:10 p.m. Wednesday.

The Americans only need to finish in the top four of their five-team group to advance to the quarterfinals, which are on July 7. The semifinals are on July 8, and the championship is on July 9.

The Americans led 20–5 after one quarter, with Kelly collecting four points, two rebounds and two assists. She had six points, three rebounds and three assists by halftime, when the USA led 42–16.


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YearNo.PlayersPos.Height
Freshman11Kate HarpringPG5–10
Freshman52Noelle BofiaF6–4
Sophomore3Gabby White — WG5–10
Sophomore7Nyla BrooksW6–1
Sophomore26Taissa QueirozG6–1
Junior34Blanca Thomas C6–5
Junior1Jordan Zubich G5–11
RS junior21Ciera ToomeyF6–4
RS junior4Laila Hull W6–1
Senior5Sophie Burrows — XG6–2
Senior8Achol Akot — YF6–1
Senior10Reniya KellyG5–7
Senior15Sydney BarkerG5–6
Graduate13Chloe Clardy — ZG5–9

W — Virginia transfer; X — Syracuse transfer; Y — Oklahoma State transfer; Z — Stanford transfer

Former players who entered transfer portal

PlayerClass next seasonPos.HgtNext school
Elina AarnisaloJuniorG5–10UCLA
Lanie GrantJuniorG5–9TCU
Taliyah HendersonSophomoreW6–1Clemson
Liza AstakhovaSophomoreG6–2BYU

UNC schedule

DateDay/
month
TimeOpponent/event
(rank in final poll)
October
18Sunday1 p.m.vs. Davidson
(exhibition)
November
2MondayTBAOui-Play in Paris
vs. No 12 Oklahoma
8Sunday5:30Ally Tipoff in Charlotte
vs. No. 2 South Carolina
11WednesdayTBAvs. N.C. Central
14SaturdayTBAat Penn in Palestra
WBCA ShowcaseOrlando
19Thursday6 p.m.vs. Texas Tech
21Saturday5 p.m.vs. No. 24 Alabama
———
24TuesdayTBAvs. Gardner-Webb
27FridayTBAvs. Army
29SundayTBAvs. Brown
December
2WednesdayTBAACC/SEC
Women’s Challenge

vs. No. 8 LSU
6SundayTBAvs. Elon
9Wednesday11 a.m.vs. Winthrop
13SundayTBAvs. N.C. State
17ThursdayTBAvs. Georgia Tech
21MondayTBAvs. Norfolk State
28MondayTBAvs. UNCW
31ThursdayTBAat Syracuse
January
3SundayTBAat Clemson
7ThursdayTBAvs. Wake Forest
10SundayTBAat No. 11 Louisville
17SundayTBAvs. Boston College
21ThursdayTBAat California
24SundayTBAat Stanford
28ThursdayTBAvs. No. 9 Notre Dame
31SundayTBAvs. No. 5 Duke
February
4ThursdayTBAat Miami
7SundayTBAvs. Virginia Tech
14SundayTBAat SMU
18ThursdayTBAat Pittsburgh
21SundayTBAvs. Florida State
25ThursdayTBAvs. No. 19 Virginia
28SundayTBAat No. 5 Duke
March
3–7Wed.-Sun.ACC tournamentSpectrum Center,
Charlotte

Photos courtesy of FIBA

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