New Zealand teams feature regularly at the 3×3 (pronounced 3-ex-3) World Cup and now the 3×3 Asia Cup, in both men’s and women’s categories. We continue to punch above our weight on the 3×3 court, below several incredible achievements over the years:
- 2011 – U18 3×3 Men World Championship winners
- 2015 – U18 3×3 Men World Championships winners
- 2018 – 3×3 Tall Ferns won the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup
- 2018 – U18 3×3 Men won the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup
- 2019 – U18 3×3 Women World Cup(Runners Up),
- 2022 – Men’s Asia Cup(Runners Up),
- 2023 – Men’s Asia Cup(Bronze Medal),
- 2023 – Women’s Asia Cup(Runners Up).
In June 2017, the International Olympic Committee named 3×3 an Olympic sport.
New Zealand’s top 3×3 basketballers have a new challenge in their sights, trying to qualify for the Olympic Qualifier Tournaments(Paris 2024).
Head Coach:
Justine Reed
Pinnacle Event in 2023:
U23 Nations League
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FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series 2023
Fribourg,
Edmonton,
Quebec,
Montreal.
Head Coach:
Piet Van Hasselt
Pinnacle Event in 2023:
U23 Nations League
World Cup Qualifier
Location: Eilat, Israel
Dates: 6-7 May 2023
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Head Coach:
Frances Tilly
Pinnacle Event in 2023:
U17 FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup
Dates:TBA
Head Coach:
Anthony Corban
Pinnacle Event in 2023:
U17 FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup
Dates:TBA
