2024 FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series Schedule to Begin in Springfield
France will host five events while Canada, China and Azerbaijan have three each
Posted On: February 28, 2024 By :The FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series has announced a 20-event season for 2024, which will tip-off in Springfield, Massachusetts — home of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame — on April 23–24, marking the first Women’s Series in the United States since the launch of the competition in 2019.
There is more than $1.4 million up for grabs in 2024, which will feature five events in France, three in Canada, three in China and three in Azerbaijan. The tour will also make one stop in Mongolia, Switzerland, Kosovo and Hungary before the final in September that will name a host at a later date.
The Canadian stops are Quebec, June 29–30; Edmonton, July 4–5 and Saskatoon from August 17–18. Canada will enter this season as back-to-back defending champions after retaining the crown at last year’s final. F
“The growth of the Women’s Series demonstrates FIBA’s commitment to one of its key strategic priorities, women in basketball, and the importance of ensuring our major women’s competitions continue to grow and gain maximum impact,” said Alex Sanchez, FIBA 3×3 managing director.
Created in 2019, the FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series features the best 3×3 women’s professional circuit in the world with six players competing on a basketball half-court. It made its Olympic debut in 2021 at the Tokyo Games. It was played for the first time in international competition at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore. Canada will enter this season as back-to-back defending champions after retaining the crown at last year’s final.
The men’s tour schedule was already released with 15 events around the globe including Edmonton, its lone North American stop, as the final pre-Olympic event.
FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series Schedule
April 23-24: Springfield, Massachusetts
May 29-30: Marseille, France
June 2-3: Gabala, Azerbaijan
June 6-7: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
June 14-15: Clermont Ferrand, France
June 20-21: Orleans, France
June 21-22: Chengdu, China
June 25-26: Poitiers, France
June 29-30: Quebec, Canada
June 29-30: Wuhan, China
July 4-5: Fribourg, Switzerland
July 5-6: Edmonton, Canada
July 9-10: Bordeaux, France
July 12-13: Baoding, China
July 18-19: Pristina, Kosovo
July 20-21: Guba, Azerbaijan
August 17-18: Saskatoon, Canada
August 17-18: Baku, Azerbaijan
August 24-25: Debrecan, Hungary
September: Final, site TBD