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FIBA 3x3 Women’s Series rolls into Ulaanbaatar!

  • bo0192
  • Jun 18
  • 2 min read

Get ready for fast-paced, electrifying action as the 2025 FIBA 3x3 Women’s Series rolls into Ulaanbaatar on June 18–19. Top-tier teams from across the globe will descend on Mongolia’s capital for what promises to be one of the season’s most thrilling stops, serving as a prelude to the World Cup later this month.



Dates & Format


  • June 18–19, 2025 – two full days of intense 3x3 competition.

  • Four pools (A–D), followed by knockout stages.

Pool

Teams

A

Canada, Japan, Mongolia

B

Ulaanbaatar Amazons (MGL), Philippines, Austria

C

Australia, USA, Amgalan U24 (MGL)

D

Germany, Singapore, Ukraine


Key Teams & Players

Australia

  • Bringing the same dominant roster that secured gold at the 2025 Asia Cup, including MVP Alex Wilson and Anneli Maley, recently seen at Los Angeles Sparks camp.

  • Also featuring Marena Whittle, who has been an instrumental force in Australia's back–to‑back Asia Cup victories.

USA

  • Eager to rebound from their quarter-final exit in Marseille.

  • Roster highlights include rising star Mikaylah Williams, a 19‑year‑old LSU standout slated to make her senior World Cup debut.

Canada

  • Top seed in Pool A, powered by Champions Cup MVP Saicha Grant‑Allen. Their strong performance in Amsterdam sets them up for another deep run.

Mongolia

  • Home pride rides on the Ulaanbaatar Amazons, led by fan-favorite Khulan Onolbaatar.

  • The U24 side Amgalan faces a tough Pool C—but with home-court and vocal crowd support, they’re a dark horse threat.

Germany, Singapore, Ukraine, Philippines, Austria

  • Germany refreshes after Olympic gold and shows incredible depth.

  • Watch for Singapore and Ukraine in Pool D, while Kaye Pingol leads the Philippines’ offensive game in Pool B.



Team Canda via FIBA3x3
Team Canda via FIBA3x3

Players to Watch

  • Alex Wilson (Australia) – Back-to-back Asia Cup MVP (2024 & 2025), key offensive engine.

  • Anneli Maley (Australia) – WNBL MVP and rebounding machine, now contributing to Australia’s 3x3 success.

  • Mikaylah Williams (USA) – Star freshman who could make a statement with a breakout performance.

  • Saicha Grant‑Allen (Canada) – Champions Cup MVP, expected to relentlessly push Canada forward.

  • Khulan Onolbaatar (Mongolia) – National icon whose every move excites the local fans.



How to Watch


Catch every dunk, block, and buzzer-beater live on the AWSN channel on Pluto TV during the weekend.


🏆 What's at Stake?


  • The Ulaanbaatar Stop serves as crucial prep for the FIBA 3x3 World Cup, running June 23–29 in the same city .

  • Teams are fine-tuning strategies, chemistry, and energy ahead of the global showdown.


💥 Fan Takeaway

  • Expect elite-level competition from powerhouse nations.

  • Don't miss the hometown heroes fueling Mongolia’s surge on the 3x3 world map.

  • This weekend is your last chance to see these squads in action before World Cup glory unfolds.


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