The Tour – sponsored by JD and supported by Basketball England - features five qualifying events taking place across England in July and August, culminating with two days of national finals in London.
Ball Out returns to the capital on Saturday and Sunday with entries now closed. The UK's signature 3x3 tournament will also stop at Newcastle, Manchester, Nottingham, and Essex with some availability for teams to sign up at each stop.
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“Over the last 10 years, it has been an honour to build and deliver this iconic event for the British basketball community. This summer will be a special one, celebrating our 10th anniversary with our lead partners JD and with support from Basketball England.”
“What an exciting summer we are in for, with Ball Out 3x3 right at the heart of a jam-packed 3x3 schedule to get even more people involved in basketball. It’s great to team up once again and keep building on the work done so far.”
“JD is delighted to be the lead partner for this year's JD Ball Out 3x3 National Tour, building on the fantastic tournaments in recent years. The 3x3 events are pillars in the local communities and the work the Ball Out team are doing to champion basketball culture is something we’re proud to support.”
The quicker, short format of basketball, considered to be the number one urban sport in the world, features at this summer’s Paris 2024 Olympic Games, after making its debut at Tokyo 2020, where USA and Latvia won the competition’s inaugural gold in the women’s and men’s categories, respectively.
3x3 was also the jewel in the crown of at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
England’s Myles Hesson, Orlan Jackman, Kayne Henry and Jamell Anderson – lead by founder and CEO of Ball Out 3x3 Julius Joseph – won England’s first-ever basketball gold in the competition, while England’s women - Hannah Jump, Chantelle Handy, Cheridene Green and Shanice Beckford-Norton - completed a triumphant night for the sport with a hard-earned silver medal.
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