South - O Portal do Basquete 3x3 https://3x3ce.org Ceará - Brasil Tue, 13 Oct 2026 11:51:34 +0000 pt-BR hourly 1 https://3x3ce.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/favicon-3x3-1-150x150.png South - O Portal do Basquete 3x3 https://3x3ce.org 32 32 Three Leaders Honored for Boosting South Korean 3×3 Basketball – 조선일보 https://3x3ce.org/three-leaders-honored-for-boosting-south-korean-3x3-basketball-%ec%a1%b0%ec%84%a0%ec%9d%bc%eb%b3%b4/ Tue, 13 Oct 2026 11:51:33 +0000 https://3x3ce.org/three-leaders-honored-for-boosting-south-korean-3x3-basketball-%ec%a1%b0%ec%84%a0%ec%9d%bc%eb%b3%b4/ Three Leaders Honored for Boosting South Korean 3×3 Basketball  조선일보


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]]> Gilas Pilipinas Men fail to advance to the 3×3 men’s basketball final, after bowing to South Korea, 9-21. Gilas 3×3 Men still have a shot at bronze, where they will face the loser in the match between Qatar or Iran. (Courtesy: POC Media Pool) | via Paige Javier, A – facebook.com https://3x3ce.org/gilas-pilipinas-men-fail-to-advance-to-the-3x3-mens-basketball-final-after-bowing-to-south-korea-9-21-gilas-3x3-men-still-have-a-shot-at-bronze-where-they-will-face-the-loser-in-the-match/ Fri, 25 Sep 2026 08:04:09 +0000 https://3x3ce.org/gilas-pilipinas-men-fail-to-advance-to-the-3x3-mens-basketball-final-after-bowing-to-south-korea-9-21-gilas-3x3-men-still-have-a-shot-at-bronze-where-they-will-face-the-loser-in-the-match/ Gilas Pilipinas Men fail to advance to the 3×3 men’s basketball final, after bowing to South Korea, 9-21. Gilas 3×3 Men still have a shot at bronze, where they will face the loser in the match between Qatar or Iran. (Courtesy: POC Media Pool) | via Paige Javier, A  facebook.com


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]]> Edwards Helps U.S. to 3×3 World Cup Gold – University of South Carolina Athletics https://3x3ce.org/edwards-helps-u-s-to-3x3-world-cup-gold-university-of-south-carolina-athletics/ Tue, 11 Aug 2026 08:29:50 +0000 https://3x3ce.org/edwards-helps-u-s-to-3x3-world-cup-gold-university-of-south-carolina-athletics/

COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina sophomore forward Joyce Edwards averaged 4.4 points and 4.1 rebounds to help the United States to its fourth gold medal in the FIBA 3×3 World Cup. Playing seven games in Warsaw, Poland, Edwards was the top U.S. rebounder twice and top scorer once, shooting 52.1 percent from the field.

The gold medal is Edwards’ fourth when competing for USA Basketball but her first in 3×3 action.  Her previous three gold medals came in 5×5 events – 2025 FIBA AmeriCup, 2024 FIBA U18 AmeriCup and 2023 FIBA U19 World Cup.

The U.S. went undefeated to win Pool B, topping Hungary, Australia, Mongolia and Spain. Edwards as the top scoring and rebounding American in the 20-17 win over Mongolia with seven points and eight rebounds in Thursday’s first game.

In Saturday’s quarterfinals, the U.S. eked by France 18-16 with Edwards netting six points and a team-high four rebounds to send the Americans into the medal rounds on Sunday.

A back-and-forth semifinal against Azerbaijan included 11 ties and overtime as the American had to rally late for the win. After Azerbaijan took a 12-10 lead with 2:34 to play, Edwards scored on back-to-back possessions inside. Free throws allowed Azerbaijan to stay two points ahead of the U.S. over the next two possessions. The Americans scored four straight points to go up 17-15 with 10 seconds remaining before a buzzer-beater send the game to overtime. In the extra period, the game would be decided by the first team to score to points. The U.S. struck first and after the 11th tie, hit the final shot to win the game 19-18.

The gold medal game was a rematch against Australia after the Americans won 21-18 in pool play. The U.S. jumped out to a 4-0 lead and led by six as Edwards capped a 3-0 run for an 11-5 advantage. Australia continued to fight back, using turnovers to fuel a 5-0 run that knotted the game at 17-17 and later take a 20-19 lead with under a minute to play. As the clock wound down, the U.S. missed a potential game-winning 2-pointer but got the rebound and the second long-range attempt went in to deliver the gold medal.

Joining Edwards on the U.S. team were MiLaysia Fulwiley (LSU), Mikaylah Williams (LSU) and Sahara Williams (Oklahoma).

Continue to check GamecocksOnline.com and the team’s social media accounts (@GamecockWBB) for the most up-to-date information on the women’s basketball program.




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]]> South Korean men’s and women’s 3×3 basketball national teams head to ‘Youth Nations League’ held in Changzhou, China → Assessing strength ahead of Asian Games https://3x3ce.org/south-korean-mens-and-womens-3x3-basketball-national-teams-head-to-youth-nations-league-held-in-changzhou-china-%e2%86%92-assessing-strength-ahead-of-asian-games/ Thu, 06 Aug 2026 11:23:40 +0000 https://3x3ce.org/south-korean-mens-and-womens-3x3-basketball-national-teams-head-to-youth-nations-league-held-in-changzhou-china-%e2%86%92-assessing-strength-ahead-of-asian-games/

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Men’s 3×3 basketball national team. /Photo=Korea Basketball Association
Women's 3x3 basketball national team Heo Yu-jeong. /Photo=Korea Basketball Association
Women’s 3×3 basketball national team Heo Yu-jeong. /Photo=Korea Basketball Association

The South Korean men’s and women’s 3×3 basketball national teams will compete in the ‘2026 FIBA 3×3 Youth Nations League’ to be held in Changzhou, China, this August, aiming to strengthen their international competitiveness.

The Korea Basketball Association announced on the 6th that it decided for the first time this year to participate in the tournament to enhance competitiveness for the 2026 Aichi·Nagoya Asian Games. Previously, the association held its fourth 3×3 performance improvement committee meeting last May and finalized the selection of men’s and women’s national team players to compete in the Asian Games.

Participation in this tournament is expected to be a crucial mock exam that will determine success or failure at the Asian Games. Since the 3×3 basketball event at the 2026 Aichi·Nagoya Asian Games is limited to U-23 players, the plan is to assess team strength and build organizational cohesion by gathering top-tier players of the same age group at the Youth Nations League.

The Yeo Ja (CEO)team, led by coach Jeon Byeong-jun, has assembled a roster with players active in professional leagues, including Song Yun-ha (KB Stars), Kim Jong-un (BNK), Choi Ye-seul (Samsung Life), and Heo Yu-jeong (Shinhan Bank). Notably, Song Yun-ha is the recipient of the inaugural basketball Star Award at the 2024 Futures Star Awards hosted by StarNews. Having shown promise since high school, Song Yun-ha has grown while faithfully serving as a backup to Park Ji-soo, one of the top centers in the WKBL. Meanwhile, the Nam Ja (CEO)team, led by coach Bae Gil-tae, has brought together top university-level talents including Lee Ju-young, Kim Seung-woo (both Yonsei University), Lee Dong-geun (Korea University), and Gu Min-gyo (Sungkyunkwan University) to synchronize their efforts.

The Korean Nam Nyeo (CEO)team is scheduled to face Asian powerhouses such as China, Japan, Mongolia, and Iran in sequence at this tournament. It is evaluated as an ideal opportunity to sharpen practical game sense and improve match management skills by facing strong rival nations that will compete for medals at the main stage, the Asian Games.

The tournament will be held in a total of six ‘STOP’ formats. In each stop, participating countries are divided into two groups with three teams each to play group-stage matches, followed by a final match between the first-place teams from each group. The final winner will be determined by summing up the results obtained across all six stops.

Meanwhile, all matches of the ‘FIBA 3×3 Youth Nations League’ are scheduled to be broadcast live via the official FIBA 3×3 YouTube channel.

Lee Dong-geun of the Nam Ja (CEO)team./Photo=Korea Basketball Association
Lee Dong-geun of the Nam Ja (CEO)team./Photo=Korea Basketball Association

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