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[QUOTE="UConnCat, post: 2894675, member: 15"] Both Stewart and Brink played for USA Basketball's U17 world championship team during the summer before their junior year in high school. Stewart was 15 years old and Brink was 16. Although similarly built at the time, Stewart didn't struggle as much with the physicality of the game. In fact, Stewart was the 2nd leading scorer and rebounder on the USA team (Elizabeth Williams led the team). Brink didn't play much in Belarus. In the few minutes she played, she ran the floor well but was overmatched physically. I look forward to watching how her game develops. [/QUOTE]
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