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FIBA has released the #1 player per country and gender for the end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 and it includes USA Basketball's own 3-time medalist for 3x3, Arike Ogunbowale!
Check out the best action photos from the 2015 USA Basketball Women's 3x3 U18 World Championship Team's scrimmage against New Zealand on May 29 at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Check out some of the nation's top men's and women's 3x3 players -- several of whom are currently playing at major NCAA Div. I programs -- as they compete in the 2013 and 2014 USA Basketball U18 3x3 National Tournaments.
USA Basketball attracts some of the top talent in the country, but great players learn quickly that winning basketball is a team effort.
As the focus on 3x3 Basketball in the United States continues to grow, here’s a look at the No. 1-rated players in the country at the four major categories of play: #1 Men – Corey Campbell (Chaminade University/Denver, Colo.) What made you want to get involved with 3x3? Campbell : I was...
As 3x3 basketball continues to grow in popularity around the world, USA Basketball has been building momentum in the 3x3 space as well. Check out some of the players who have made their mark on 3x3 representing the United States.
Check out some of the people and organizations USA Basketball is following with this week’s USA Basketball Social Roundup: Rt @espnW : He forced me to become somebody special. @DianaTaurasi on @UConnWBB coach Geno Auriemma. #GenoProject http://t.co/sdu53LIeyv — Diana Taurasi...
Arike Ogunbowale has won five gold medals with USA Basketball (most recently at this past summer’s 2014 FIBA U17 World Championship and Youth Olympic Games). The high school senior from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who will be a freshman at Notre Dame next year, recently talked about what she's learned playing for USA Basketball and how playing with confidence can raise anyone's game.
Check out some of the people and organizations USA Basketball is following with this week’s USA Basketball Social Roundup: Lauren, your courage has inspired us all and since I can't be at your game I am dedicating my next game to you. I'll also be making a donation to The Cure Starts...
Coach Dori Oldaker (Mt. Lebanon H.S., Pa.) On today’s semifinal and final game: I can finally breath. At first I was really nervous with the Netherlands game, but I was so confident in our girls, and I knew they would come strong in the end. I’m just so proud of them. We had talked...
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