Ball Out 3×3 Returns for Sixth Year

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Ball Out 3×3 have announced the 6th edition of the Ball Out 3×3 Summer Tour for 2019. This year the tournament has expanded to events in the three major cities in the country repeating last summer’s highly successful 3×3 National Tour.

This year’s qualifiers will start in London on July 13 & 14 at Ducketts Common (Turnpike Lane), passing through Manchester and Birmingham before returning to London for the final on August 17.

For the fifth consecutive year, Ball Out is endorsed by FIBA 3×3 with an all-expenses paid spot on the FIBA 3×3 World Tour in Debrecen, Hungary, up for grabs for the winning team in the Elite Men’s Division.

“This year is going to be incredible we have Nike as our official sponsor and other great sponsors like 2K sports and Nando’s,” Ball Out 3×3 founder Julius Joseph commented. “This year’s prizes are amazing and we’ve got something really special in store for the final.”

This summer’s event comes with the strap-line ‘Respect the Grind’, pointing to respecting the hard work and dedication that it takes to succeed.

Ball Out 3×3 2019 Dates

13/14 July: London – Turnpike Lane Basketball Courts – register here.
3 August: Manchester – National Performance Basketball Centre – register here.
4 August: Birmingham – University of Birmingham – register here.
17 August: London Final – Turnpike Lane Basketball Courts.

Different categories include Elite Men, Men, Women, Under-18 Men, Under-18 Women, Under-16 Boys, Under-14 boys and Under-16 girls – it is open to UK residents only.

Entry price for Adult teams is £20, whilst for Under-18 teams it is £10 – all entrants will receive a free t-shirt.

For more info or to register, visit ball-out.co.uk.

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