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With news that 3-on-3 basketball is headed to the 2020 Summer Olympics, this year’s FIBA 3-on-3 World Cup should be especially interesting.
Featuring the 20 best squads in the world, competition from Nantes, France, begins Saturday, June 17, and will concluded with the championship four days later. He’s a complete look at the roster for every team, as well as the complete schedule of play for the tournament:
Rosters
Teams are ordered by their 3×3 Federation Ranking
Serbia
Dusan Domovic Bulut
Dejan Majstorovic
Marko Savic
Marko Zdero
Slovenia
Simon Finzgar
Adin Kavgic
Gasper Ovnik
Anze Srebovt
Poland
Dawid Brek
Arkadiusz Kobus
Przemyslaw Rduch
Szymon Rduch
United States
Zahir Carrington
Damon Huffman
Daniel Mavraides
Craig Moore
Netherlands
Jesper Jobse
Bas Rozendaal
Joey Schelvis
Sjoerd Van Vilsteren
Ukraine
Sasha Kobets
Stas Timofeyenko
Vitaliy Vintonyak
Дмитрий ЛИПОВЦЕВ
Romania
Baragau Cezar
Marius Ciotlaus
Bogdan Cezar Sandu
Mihai Vacarescu
Russia
Ilya Alexandrov
Vasily Fedosov
Dmitrii Kriukov
Leo Lagutin
Andorra
Rafael Casals Roy
Oriol Fernandez
Esteve Malet
Jordi Plasencia Canal
France
Charles Bronchard
Dominique Gentil
Charly Pontens
Angelo Tsagarakis
Estonia
Erik Luts
Mario Polusk
Jaagup Toome
Sander Viilup
New Zealand
Marco Alexander
Aaron Bailey-Nowell
Karl Noyer
Angus Riley
Indonesia
Rivaldo Pangesthio
Kevin Moses Eliazer Poetiray
Fandi Andika Ramadhani
Widyanta Putra Teja
Qatar
Fadi Abilmona
Tanguy Ngombo
Abdulrahman Mohamed Saad
Erfan Ali Saeed
El Salvador
Carlos Antonio Arias Serrano
Luis Eduardo Escoto Bran
Julio Benjamin Mancia Arias
Roberto Antonio Martinez Ramirez
Egypt
Ahmed Elsabbagh
Ramy Ibrahim
Haitham Kamal
Mido Mohamed
Puerto Rico
Gilberto Clavell
Jonathan Garcia
Luis Hernandez
Wil Martinez
Philippines
Kobe Paras
Joseph Ronald Quinahan
Kiefer Ravena
Jeron Alvin Teng
Sri Lanka
Thimothi Nithushan
Sudesh Paiva
Isuru Perera
Roshan Sooriyaarachchi
South Korea
Gobong Choi
Seung Jun Lee
Junsoo Namkoong
Yunha Shin
Schedule
All times are local (GMT +2); Subtract 6 hours to get ET
Saturday, June 17
2:40 p.m.: Netherlands vs. South Korea, Pool D
3 p.m.: New Zealand vs. Indonesia, Pool D
4:10 p.m.: South Korea vs. New Zealand, Pool D
4:30 p.m.: United States vs. Netherlands, Pool D
5:40 p.m.: United States vs. Indonesia, Pool D
6 p.m.: Russia vs. Puerto Rico, Pool A
7:10 p.m.: Serbia vs. Egypt, Pool A
7:30 p.m.: Puerto Rico vs. Andorra, Pool A
8:50 p.m.: Andorra vs. Egypt, Pool A
9:10 p.m.: Serbia vs. Russia, Pool A
Sunday, June 18
2:40 p.m.: Ukraine vs. Sri Lanka, Pool C
3 p.m.: Estonia vs. Qatar, Pool C
4:10 p.m.: Sri Lanka vs. Estonia, Pool C
4:30 p.m.: Poland vs. Ukraine, Pool C
5:40 p.m.: Poland vs. Qatar, Pool C
6 p.m.: Romania vs. Philippines, Pool B
7:10 p.m.: Slovenia vs. Romania, Pool B
7:30 p.m.: France vs. El Salvador, Pool B
8:50 p.m.: Slovenia vs. El Salvador, Pool B
9:10 p.m.: Philippines vs. France, Pool B
Monday, June 19
2:40 p.m.: New Zealand vs. United States, Pool D
3 p.m.: Indonesia vs. Netherlands, Pool D
4:10 p.m.: Netherlands vs. New Zealand, Pool D
4:30 p.m.: Indonesia vs. South Korea, Pool D
5:40 p.m.: South Korea vs. United States, Pool D
7:10 p.m.: Andorra vs. Serbia, Pool A
7:30 p.m.: Egypt vs. Puerto Rico, Pool A
8:10 p.m.: Russia vs. Andorra, Pool A
9:10 p.m.: Egypt vs. Russia, Pool A
9:30 p.m.: Puerto Rico vs. Serbia, Pool A
Tuesday, June 20
2:40 p.m.: Estonia vs. Poland, Pool C
3 p.m.: Qatar vs. Ukraine, Pool C
4:10 p.m.: Ukraine vs. Estonia, Pool C
4:30 p.m.: Qatar vs. Sri Lanka, Pool C
5:40 p.m.: Sri Lanka vs. Poland, Pool C
6 p.m.: El Salvador vs. Romania, Pool B
6:40 p.m.: France vs. Slovenia, Pool B
7:40 p.m.: Philippines vs. Slovenia, Pool B
9 p.m.: El Salvador vs. Philippines, Pool B
9:20 p.m.: Romania vs. France, Pool B
Wednesday, June 21
2 p.m.: Quarterfinal 1
2:20 p.m.: Quarterfinal 2
3:40 p.m.: Quarterfinal 3
4 p.m.: Quarterfinal 4
5:15 p.m.: Semifinal 1
5:45 p.m.: Semifinal 2
7:30 p.m.: 3rd-Place Game
9:30 p.m.: Championship