Roster Tracker for 3×3 Olympic Tournament – Tokyo 2020 – Summer Olympics – 3×3 Event 2021

The lists shown on this page are taken from information published by the relevant national member federations, but may not correspond to the final list to be played at the Olympics. The final lists will be announced after the technical meeting, which will be held the day before the start of the tournament.

July 3: Japan names two teams in Tokyo

The four players who shone in the OQT for Japanese women have been confirmed, which means more Mai Yamamoto in Tokyo. For men, 3×3 Japanese legend Tomoya Ochiai will play in the Olympics 9 years after the competition in the first version of the World Tour in 2012, and he will be joined by a team with a new look. Learn more at this link.

July 2: A new face for two Chinese 3×3 teams at the Olympics

Injuries have destroyed the team that won the FIBA ​​3×3 World Cup in the women’s class in 2019, and Zhang Zhiting is the only player left on this winning campaign. The men’s team is led by two top Chinese player rankings and 2 rising basketball stars, including the brand new CBA All-Star Gao Shiyan. Learn more.

July 2: Philip’s return brings out the French 3×3 women’s team in Tokyo

Europe Cup 2019 MVP Ana-Maria Filip is back from injuries and joins the teams of her regular teammates Laetitia Guapo, Marie-Eve Paget and Migna Tour in the games. Read more.

July 1: Top 4 Latvian players in Tokyo 2020 rankings

The same team of Agnis Cavars, Edgars Krumins, Karlis Lasmanis and Nauris Miezis who won the FIBA ​​3×3 Europe Cup in 2017 and eliminated the country OQT represents Latvia in Tokyo. Read the full story.

Update July 5: Historical News: Cavars has been selected as the Latvian flag bearer in Japan. More from this link.

June 23: The United States confirms a team that went perfectly 6-0 in the OQT

Stefanie Dolson, Allisha Gray, Kelsey Plum and Katie Lou Samuelson have continued FIBA 3×3 Olympic qualifying tournament May 26-30 Read the full story.

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