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The USA Women's 3x3 Teams are two of the
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teams under the auspices of the
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organization. In 2007,
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decided to start championships for the 3x3 event (also called three-on-three), starting in 2010. The open events are held every other year, in even-numbered years, starting in 2012.


Tournament record


Olympic Games


World Cup


Pan American Games


AmeriCup


2020 Olympics

The Olympic event in 2021 was held as part of the
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held in
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, July 24–28, 2021. The players for the USA team were: *
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Kelsey Plum Kelsey Christine Plum (born August 24, 1994) is an American professional basketball player for the Los Angeles Sparks of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). Nicknamed "Plum Dawg", she is a three-time WNBA All-Star Game, WNBA All- ...
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Jackie Young Jacquelyn Young (born September 16, 1997) is an American professional basketball player for the Las Vegas Aces of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). She is the daughter of Linda Young and David Wayne Edwards, Sr. She was draft ...
Young was a late replacement to the team after
Katie Lou Samuelson Katie Lou Samuelson (born June 13, 1997) is an American professional basketball player basketball player for the Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). She played college basketball for the UConn Huskies. Samuelson i ...
contracted
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just prior to the start of the games. The team won all but one game in pool play to take a 6–1 record into the knock-out round. They beat France in the semi-final 18–16, which set up the gold medal match against ROC. The USA team won that match 18–15 to win the first ever gold medal at an Olympic Games 3x3 basketball tournament.


U18 record

* 2010 6–1 3rd * 2011 7–2 4th (honorary bronze) * 2012 7–1 1st * 2013 8–1 1st * 2014 9–0 1st * 2015 7–1 2nd * 2016 5–2 2nd * 2017 7–0 1st * 2018 7–0 1st


Open record

* 2012 9–0 1st * 2014 9–0 1st * 2016 5–2 3rd * 2018 4–1 5th


2010 U18

Kathy Richey-Walton was named to coach the U18 team selected to compete in the first ever Youth Olympic Games which was held in
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from August 14 to 26
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. The players selected for the team were: * Briyona Canty * Andraya Carter * Amber Henson * Kiah Stokes Stokes led the team in scoring in the first game against Angola. She scored 12 points, to help the team win 20–8. She went on to score 19 points in the game against the host country Singapore, helping the team to win 34–11. Henson took over the scoring leadership ant he third game, with 14 points in a 33–6 win over Germany. The USA team then went on to beat Belarus and Korea, but was challenged in the next game against Australia. The USA had a 15–7 lead, but Australia tied the game in regulation and went on to win in overtime. The final game was against Canada for the bronze medal. Canty was the scoring leader with 15 points, and the USA won 34–16 to secure the bronze medal finish.


2011 U18

Following the inaugural 3x3 event at the Youth Olympics, in 2011, FIBA held the first 3x3 U18 (Youth) World Championship For Women. The event was held in Rimini, Italy, September 9–11, 2011. The teams no longer had coaches, but did have USA Basketball representative as a team leader.
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served as the team leader in 2011. The players selected for the team were: * Kaela Davis * Rebecca Greenwell *
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* Taya Reimer The USA team won their first three games easily, reaching 21 points before the opposition reached double-digits. However, in the third game, against Guam, Reimer injured her right ankle and was unable to play in any further contests. With only four players, this meant the remaining three players had to play all minutes without a substitution. The next game was against Italy, and the USA team won, but by a much closer score than in previous contests, 16–13. The three-player team then took on and defeated Sweden and India. This qualified them for the medal rounds. In the quarterfinals against the Czech Republic, the game went to double-overtime, but the USA team emerged victorious with a 25–23 win. The win sent the team to the semi-finals against Italy, a team the USA had defeated in a close match earlier. However, less than two minutes into the game, Greenwell suffered a knee injury. The game was delayed for 90 minutes, but Greenwell was unable to continue. The game was restarted, with the USA team fielding only two players against Italy's three players. Despite the handicap, the USA team took the game to overtime, but lost in the sudden death period. The team was scheduled to play against Japan for the bronze medal, but forfeited due to the injuries and finished in fourth place. A team can finish with two players, but must have three players to start a game. FIBA decided to award the team honorary bronze medals to recognize the effort.


2012 Open

The first FIBA 3x3 World Championship For Women was held in
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, August 23–26, 2012. The original team chosen to represent the USA included: *
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However, Thomas was unable to compete, so she was replaced by
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Strother was in nursing school. but had participated in the 3x3 tournament on a different team. She had planned a vacation for the time period of the world tournament, so was able to accept the request to play as a replacement player. The USA won their first five games easily to advance to the knockout round. They then defeated Estonia to move into the quarterfinals with Hungary. They defeated Hungary easily and faced Australia in the semi-final. The Aussies gave them their toughest challenge to date, but the USA team held on to win 19–18. They faced France in the goal medal game and fell behind, but came back to win a close game 17–16 to win the first ever gold medal in the 3x3 open event.


2012 U18

After the first event, FIBA decided that the U18 event would be held on an annual basis. The second FIBA 3x3 U18 (Youth) World Championship For Women was held in Alcobendas, Spain, September 28–30, 2012. The team which qualified for the event had the following players: * Kaela Davis * Diamond DeShields * Erica McCall *
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Davis was the only player with prior experience in international competition. The games are intended to be played outdoors, but rain forced the games indoors for the first two days. The USA team won their first four games easily. In the second match of the second day, the USA faced China. Both DeShields and Davis fouled out, leaving McCall and Turner to play two on three. They took the game to overtime, but fell to China 13–12. Despite the loss, the team was still the number one seed for the medal rounds. The USA faced Estonia in the quarterfinals, and won 21–15. This set up a semi-final game against Australia, which the USA team won 21–13. The gold medal game was against the host team, Spain. Although Spain scored first, the USA team took a lead and never relinquished it, winning the game 21–13 to win the first ever gold medal for the US in U18 3x3 event.


2013 U18

The third FIBA 3x3 U18 (Youth) World Championship For Women was held in
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, September 26–29, 2013. The team which qualified for the event had the following players: * Gabby Green *
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Turner was a repeat team member from the 2012 team. The USA team started strong, giving up only two points each to Guam and Puerto Rico, winning each game 21–2. The third game was against China, who proved a stronger opponent. China was hitting outside shots, worth two points, and late in the game the score was tied at 15 points each. Then Ogunbowale scored three points on a basket a foul shot and a basket to give the USA team the lead. She then passed to Turner inside to push the score to the final score 19–16. In their next game the USA team lost to Lithuania 11–9. The team bounced back with a win over Spain. In the first knock-out round, the USA team beat Thailand 21–14 to reach the quarterfinals. France was the opponent in the quarterfinals, and proved a tough competitor. The USA won by only two points, 17–15. That set up a semi-final match against Spain, which the USA team won 15–10. The gold medal game was against Estonia, who came into the game with the same record as the USA 7–1. The USA won 21–12 to win the gold medal.


2014 Open

The second FIBA 3x3 World Championship For Women was held in
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, June 5–8, 2015. The players for the USA team were: *
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* Sara Hammond *
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* Tiffany Mitchell The USA team started pool play strong, winning each of the first five games by at least a 10-point margin. Only Argentina and Spain were within ten points. The USA then defeated Uruguay 19–6 to earn a place in the medal rounds. France proved to be a tough opponent, but the USA team prevailed 12–9. In the semi-final game, USA faced Belgium and came away with the win, 18–14. The gold medal game was against the host team, Russia, and the USA won 15–8 to finish undefeated and take home the gold medal.


2014 U18

The U18 event in 2014 was held as part of the
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held in
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, August 16–28, 2014. The players for the USA team were: * De'janae Boykin *
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Samuelson turned an ankle prior to the event, so was unable to play in some games, and had limited minutes in others. This mean the remaining three player had to play without substitution in some matches. Despite that, the team started out well. The USA team started with a 21–3 win over Romania, followed by victories over Indonesia, Egypt, and Thailand. Samuelson was able to play in the game against Belgium hitting five of six field goal attempts. On Thursday, August 21, a shoot-out contest was held. Samuelson placed third out of 158 contestants, winning a bronze medal. After the individual events, the USA team continued to win. Samuelson was able to play, though with limited court time in some of the remaining games. The USA team beat Estonia in the quarterfinal 21–12, then Hungary in the semi-final 21–14. This set up the gold medal match against the undefeated Netherlands team, which the USA team won 19–10, to end the event with a perfect 9–0 record.


2015 U18

The U18 event in 2015 was held in
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, June 4–7, 2015. The players for the USA team were: *
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* Erin Boley *
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Asia Durr played on the Defend team, which won 2015 USA Basketball 3×3 U18 National Tournament along with the right to represent the US at the World Championships, but she suffered a muscle injury, and had to withdraw. She was replaced by Erin Boley, a player on the Southern Starz team, and the winner of the qualifying tournament MVP award. After winning their opening game against Switzerland in overtime, the USA team went on to win their next six games. They were undefeated entering the gold medal game against France. The USA team had a 12–9 lead halfway through the game, but France responded with a 9–3. The USA team tied the game twice, but France hit a free throw with 17 seconds left in the game to win 20–19, and earn the gold medal. The USA finished second, earning the silver medal.


2016 Open

The third FIBA 3x3 World Championship For Women was held in Guanzhou, China, June 5–8, 2015. Team USA won Group C and their quarterfinal game. They would lose in the semi-finals to the Czech Republic, but rebound to win the bronze medal. The roster for 2016 was: *
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*Alexis Jennings *Natalie Romeo *Chatrice White


2016 U18

The U18 event in 2016 was held in
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, June 5–8, 2016. The players for the USA team were: * Jaelyn Brown * Sidney Cooks *
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In the opening game against the Netherlands, the USA team led early and held an 8–5 lead after four minutes. The Netherlands then began to hit baskets and outscored the USA 8–1 to take a four-point lead with under four minutes to go and continued on to the 21–13 win. The USA played later in the day against Poland and won 21–15. The USA then won their next four games which qualified them for the championship game against France, who led most of the way, with as much as a nine-point lead at one time. The USA cut the lead to six but France scored three more points to win the game 21–12. France won the gold medal while the USA earned a silver medal for the second year in a row.


2017 U18

The U18 event in 2017 was held in
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from June 28 to July 2, 2017. The players for the USA team were: * Aquira DeCosta * Destiny Littleton * Christyn Williams * Janelle Bailey Team USA defeated the Czech Republic to win the gold medal.


2018 Open

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was held in
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from June 8–12, 2018. Team USA won Group C, but lost their quarterfinal game to Italy. They would finish in 5th place. For this event, Team USA consists of four
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players who had won the 2018 US open women's championship that April: * Erin Boley * Otiona Gildon * Ruthy Hebard *
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2018 U18

The U18 event in 2018 was held as part of the
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held in
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, October 7–17, 2018. The players for the USA team were: *
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* Samantha Brunelle *
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* Hailey van Lith The team won every game in pool play to take a 4–0 record into the knock-out round. They beat the Netherlands in the quarterfinal game 18–14, then China in the semi-final 21–9. This set up the gold medal match against France, which the USA team won 18–4, to end the event with a perfect 9–0 record.


2019 U18

The players for the USA team were: * Olivia Cochran * Madison Hayes * Rickea Jackson * Hailey Van Lith


2021 U18

The players for the USA team were: * Janiah Barker * Ayanna Patterson * Kiki Rice * Mikaylah Williams


2022 U18

The players for the USA team were: *
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* Sahara Williams * Mikaylah Williams


2023 U18

The players for the USA team were: * Katie Fiso * Sarah Strong * Sahara Williams * Mikaylah Williams


2024 U18

The players for the USA team were: *
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* Saniyah Hall * Arianna Roberson * Sarah Strong


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References


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