The year 2025 promises to be exciting for women’s 3×3 basketball with the sixth edition of the FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series, kicking off in Chengdu, China, on May 2-3. This city, known for its rich cultural heritage and technological innovation, will be the perfect stage for the world’s top women’s 3×3 basketball stars to showcase their talent. The 2025 season will span 13 cities across four continents, bringing this fast-growing urban sport to millions of new fans worldwide.

The FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series has established itself as the premier women’s 3×3 basketball tournament globally. Following a record-breaking 2024 season, 2025 is set to exceed expectations with over one million dollars in prize money and debut stops in Austria, Indonesia, and the Netherlands. Additionally, the series will enjoy extensive global coverage through the All Women’s Sports Network, ensuring that fans from all over the world can watch the action live. The series also aligns with FIBA’s strategic priorities to promote women’s basketball and provide global opportunities for all players.

2025 WOMEN’S SERIES DETAILS

The 2025 FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series season is packed with exciting stops in various parts of the world. Chengdu, China, will be the starting point, followed by cities like Amsterdam, Marseille, Baku, and Vienna, among others. This series not only provides a competitive stage for the world’s best players but also promotes the growth of women’s 3×3 basketball on a global scale. The inclusion of new cities such as Jakarta and Debrecen reflects the sport’s increasing interest and expansion in different regions.

Media coverage will be crucial for the series’ success, as it will be broadcast globally via the All Women’s Sports Network. This will allow fans worldwide to follow the thrilling competitions live and support their favorite teams. Additionally, the final series event, set to take place in September, promises to be a major highlight, though its location has yet to be announced. The FIBA 3×3 Women’s Series has proven to be a fundamental pillar in the development of women’s 3×3 basketball, aligning with FIBA’s strategic priorities to promote the sport among women and provide global opportunities for all players.