WIN SWISS TRIP AND A CHANCE TO WIN €4000
Britain’s first ever FIBA-endorsed 3×3 competition goes down in London next weekend — with a spot at an international event in Switzerland at stake.
The Future Stars tournament – at Brunel University in Uxbridge on Sunday July 1st — will feature players across 6 categories: Under 16 male, under 16 female, under 18 male, under 18 female, open male and open female.
The winning team from each category will scoop prizes AND be entered into the official FIBA World Rankings. Meanwhile, the winner of the male open category will qualify for the FIBA World Tour Challenger in Lausanne, Switzerland – with flights and accomodation included. The winner of THAT competition will receive €4000!
It costs £20 per team to enter (each player receives a tournament t shirt).
For more details and to register your team, just visit www.futurestars.uk.com
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