Skinner played nearly 14 minutes in the second half and played very well. She badly missed both of her three-point attempts, but looked very good on the drive. She ended up with 1 turnover against 0 assists, but the latter was very much about her teammates. Skinner got them the ball in great position at least three times, but they missed every attempt. Skinner was used as a forward on defense, which I think was a very smart coaching move. Skinner seems to be a step slow with lateral movement, and I saw her get blown by a couple of times in earlier games, but she's quite capable of banging with a bigger player and held her own physically. Her quick hands are good in that situation, too, and while she was only credited with one steal, she also got a number of deflections where the USA did not get a favorable bounce out of it. She was in the game during crunch time late in the fourth when the game was still very much in doubt.
I wouldn't call it a great game for Skinner, but it was definitely solid. And the USA won and will advance, increasing their winning streak at the event to 26 games, breaking the tie with their old record.
ETA: Kara Lawson was in attendance, as well, though obviously not in a coaching role for this game.