Ball Out 3×3 returns for 2023 national tour

Ball Out 3×3, the nation’s biggest 3×3 tour have revealed the dates and locations of the latest instalment of the UK’s signature half-court tournament.

Now headline sponsored by the global retailer, JD, the tour will feature six qualifying events and two days of national finals.

As well was returning to the capital, JD Ball Out 3×3 will stop at Essex – taking in the spectacular art courts at Writtle University College – and Manchester, and a new special two-day stop in Birmingham to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Birmingham 2022, where Team England won gold and silver in the 3×3 competition.

CEO and founder of Ball Out 3×3, and the mastermind behind England men’s 3×3 Commonwealth Games gold Julius Joseph said:

“Following the success of last summer’s Commonwealth Games and the national Ball Out 3×3 tour, we are excited to provide another opportunity for players from around the country to get involved. We are looking forward to a great summer of basketball.”

Ball Out 3×3 2023 Schedule

22/23 July – Finsbury Park, London
29/30 July – Smithfield, Birmingham
5 August – Writtle University College, Essex
6 August – National Basketball Performance Centre, Manchester
12/13 August – Finsbury Park, London – National Finals

Registration is now open and can be found here.

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