Olympic Basketball 3×3 in Paris in 2024
When to watch 3×3 basketball at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. 3×3 basketball, which is regarded as the best urban sport in the world, evolved from street basketball, a creative variation of basketball with a far less rigid framework. Olympic fans can buy Olympic basketball 3×3 Tickets from our website.
3×3 basketball, in contrast to traditional basketball, is played on a half-court between two teams of three players. Depending on who takes possession of the ball, both sides will attack or defend the same hoop. There are two ways to win a game: either be the first team reaches 21 points or have the highest score after 10 minutes. In 3×3 basketball, the three-point line is the equivalent of the two-point line in traditional basketball.
Only the 2020 Olympic Games will have 3×3 basketball on the Olympic schedule. The American men’s squad didn’t make it to Tokyo. The women’s team, consisting of Jackie Young, Kelsey Plum, Allisha Gray, and Stefanie Dolson, created history in Tokyo by taking home the first-ever Olympic women’s 3×3 gold medal.
The Olympic 3×3 basketball competitions in 2024 Paris will take place from July 30 to August 5.
Venues
The 3×3 basketball competitions will be held in La Concorde, a famous city arena, during the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
Since submitting its candidature to host the 2024 Paris Olympics, Paris has shown a strong commitment to planning an event that will take place in the city’s center without the use of conventional stadiums. Place de La Concorde is a crucial step toward achieving that objective. Olympic fans can buy Paris 2024 Tickets from our website.
Place de La Concorde will temporarilbecomeme an open stage for urban sports to take place in their original playground: the city center. La Concorde, which runs from one of the world’s most picturesque streets, the Champs-Élysées, to the Tuileries Gardens, will display outstanding Olympic sports against a backdrop of Parisian history. The Champ-de-Mars Arena and the Invalids are just a short distance away from La Concorde, which is one of Paris’s greatest squares.
La Concorde will host four Olympic events in 2024: 3×3 basketball, skateboarding, BMX freestyle, and the eagerly anticipated break dancing.
Competition Schedule
| Date | Event | Time (ET) |
| July 30 Women’s | Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
11:30a-1:30p |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
3p-5p | |
| July 31 | Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
11:30a-1:30p |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
3p-5p | |
| August 1 | Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
3a-5a |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
6:30a-8:30a | |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
12n-2p | |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
3:30p-5:30p | |
| August 2 | Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
3a-5a |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
6:30a-8:30a | |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
11:30a-1:30p | |
| Women’s Pool Round (2 Games) Men’s Pool Round (2 Games) |
3p-5p | |
| August 3 | Women’s Pool Round (4 Games) Women’s Play In (2 Games) |
11:30a-1:30p 3:30p-4:30p |
| August 4 | Men’s Pool Round (4 Games) Men’s Play In (2 Games) |
11:30a-1:30p 3:30p-4:30p |
| August 5 | Women’s Semifinals Men’s Semifinals |
11:30a-1:30p |
| Women’s Bronze medal game Men’s Bronze medal game Women’s Gold medal game Men’s Gold medal game |
3:30p-5:30p |
Chooks 3×3 taps Liman head trainer to be the team’s active consultant
By hiring Liman head coach Milan Isakov to be an active consultant for their teams next season, Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3×3 is stepping up its preparations for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris and the Olympic Qualifying Tournament.
Isakov, 35, was the head coach of Russia during the most recent Olympic cycle and guided both the men’s and women’s teams of Russia to silver at the Tokyo Olympics in addition to helping Liman reach the world no. 2 ranking. In 2019, he served as the team’s head trainer and led the Chinese women’s national 3×3 basketball team to victory in the FIBA 3×3 World Cup.
“I believe that what I bring to this situation is the wisdom that I gained from my prior experiences. Because of the players’ enthusiasm and skill, what I’ve witnessed so far has been far beyond my expectations “Isakov stated.
According to Chooks-to-Go president Ronald Mascaras, “Coach Milan is a great addition to our squad as his wide expertise will help in the growth not just of our team but also of Coach Chico Lanete.”
The godfather of Philippine 3×3 stated, “With his knowledge, not only will our players learn new abilities that will equip them for the 2023 FIBA 3×3 season, but also help us in determining the correct composition for our teams.
Hotshot Cebuano Mac Tallo, Brandon Ramirez, Dennis Santos, Dave Ando, Vince Tolentino, Mike Nzeusseu, and Henry Iloka are currently in the pool. Paul Desiderio, Gerald Anderson, Jaypee Belencion, Shaq Alanes, RJ Deles, Ian Pardo, and Zaljun Cartagena were the guards who stood out during the Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3×3 national audition.
The invitational bigs tryouts will also be revealed soon. No matter who is on the roster, we have a lot of work to do, Isakov remarked. The Philippines are currently ranked 21st in the world.
3×3 Basketball World Tour Riyadh 2022: Riga beats Ub in a nail-biting final
On Saturday in Saudi Arabia, Latvia’s Nauris Miezis, an Olympic gold medalist, made a pair of clutch two-pointers to secure the victory (12 November).
With a spirited 21-19 victory over Ub Huishan NE in the FIBA 3×3 Basketball World Tour Riyadh Masters championship game on Saturday in Saudi Arabia, World Tour 2020 champions Riga ended their winless streak (12 November).
Nauris Miezis ultimately clinched the victory with two clutch two-pointers, earning the Latvian star the most valuable player honor. Riga, which is comprised of the Olympic gold-medal winning team from Latvia, Edgars Krumins, Karlis Lasmanis, Miezis, and Agnis Cavers, won their third World Tour championship this year.
Riga dominated the opening exchanges, forcing Ub Huishan NE of Serbia, who entered the final seeking their fifth championship of the year, to play catch-up. Before Ub eventually registered a goal, Riga established a 5-0 lead thanks to world No. 1 player Strahinja Stojacic.
The game turned into a point-for-point struggle as the Serbians got up to Riga, with only one point standing between the teams until the very end. With time running out, a Stojacic one-point shot allowed Ub to ultimately take the lead 18-17.
Before Miezis hit back-to-back two-pointers, Ub appeared poised to further solidify their position atop the overall World Tour rankings. The first was a buzzer-beater to seal the win, and the second was to retake the lead. In addition to delivering the decisive blow, Miezis scored 10 points for his squad.
The Riyadh Masters offered a final opportunity to earn points toward qualification for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games before next month’s circuit final in Abu Dhabi (10-11 December). Before November 1, 2023, all FIBA 3×3 Federation Ranking points will start to count toward qualification for the world championship.
The first three quota spaces for Paris and eligibility for later Olympic Qualifying Tournaments will be decided by the Federation Ranking list, which is based on the points accrued by a National Olympic Committee’s top 25 national players competing in FIBA-endorsed competitions.
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