The Vietnamese team attended the FIBA 3x3 Nations League Asia: Revealing the men's and women's squad
The matches will take place in the ancient city of Penang, one of the localities with great culture of Malaysia.
Compared to the Asian Championship (FIBA 3X3 Asia Cup 2022) that DTVN has just played, Fiba 3x3 Nations League is expected to be much more difficult because the opponent in the Asian subdivision is relatively strong.
The playing format of the Nations League subdivision is also relatively special. Taking place in 6 days, 6 teams were drawn and divided into two tables, each with three teams.
Every day the competition is equivalent to "1 stop", it takes place as a miniature tournament with 2 tables (draw again every day). The teams will compete in a circle 1 turn. In the final match, it is called the Final Final.
After 6 days, the total achievement of the teams will be statistically and from there to find the team to continue, play with other areas to find tickets to the final round of the Nations League.
The male team will have the presence of 5 names including: Vo Kim Ban, Bui Anh Khoa, Nguyen Phuc Vinh, Kim Ji Soo and Le Khac Dang Khoa. The head coach is Mr. Le Tran Minh Nghia
Meanwhile, the women's team will be the presence of 6 players including: Pham Thi Diem Tran, Dang Thi Thuy Hang, Hoang Thi Thao, Bui Thu Hang, Phan Thi Minh Thu and Nguyen Thi My Huyen. The coach is Tram Thi Nguyet Nga.
Although stepping up from the amateur environment, these names have shown the ability to meet high tactics and resilient fighting spirit. Particularly, Dang Thi Thuy Hang played a Vietnamese basketball team at the 31st SEA Games in 5x5 content and left a certain impression.
After the 31st SEA Games at home, the Vietnamese basketball team including men, women, 3x3 and 5x5 will be maximized to compete in many international tournaments.
This is a new step to the goal of rubbing with more advanced basketball platforms, along with finding opportunities to create surprises before the opponents are not too different.
Especially with female basketball, Vietnamese girls will experience international competition, which they have not had too many opportunities to do so far.
