Vietnamese-American twin beauty queens become superheroes at US college basketball tournament

Truong Thao Vy - the female player who contributed greatly to bringing home the historic gold medal for Vietnamese basketball at the 32nd SEA Games, shone in the US student basketball tournament and was transformed into the superhero Batman by the Gonzaga University team.

Basketball beauty Truong Thao Vy is a Vietnamese-American player who played for the Vietnamese basketball team in two consecutive SEA Games 31 and 32. At the 32nd SEA Games held in May 2023, the female defender born in 2001 and her twin sister Truong Thao My brought home the first gold medal for Vietnamese basketball. After the historic achievement, Thao Vy and her sister returned to the US to study and continued to achieve success for Gonzaga University in the US college basketball tournament (NCAA Division 1). Recently, Truong Thao Vy delighted fans when Gonzaga University created an image of the superhero Batman.

Truong Thao Vy wears a mask to compete in the US college basketball tournament

This is a rare photo editing by Gonzaga University for this star. The inspiration for the work is Thao Vy's mask. This is a face protection item after she suffered a nose injury in the match on December 9 against Rice University. That was the match in which Thao Vy and her teammates started very well, but unfortunately she suffered a nose injury and had to leave the field in the 17th minute. It was not until the second half of the match that Thao Vy was able to return to the field but was still able to help her team win the final victory against Rice University.

Truong Thao Vy transforms into a superhero for the Gonzaga University team

Truong Thao Vy's Gonzaga University team is off to a good start in the US college basketball tournament with 12 wins and 2 losses. Truong Thao Vy personally achieved a series of impressive achievements such as having the 3rd most assists in the school's history with 500 times, ranking 6th in the country in the number of assists (81 times), ranking 19th in the country in the number of average assists (6.2 times/game). Notably, the golden girl of SEA Games 32 was also on the list of 20 point guards voted for the Nancy Lieberman Award 2023-2024, a national award for outstanding point guards in the US. That is a very impressive achievement for this Vietnamese-born player.

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