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Canada claimed a 3×3 basketball bronze on 3×3 basketball won 21-9 in Poland on Sunday, Mongolia on Sunday.
The team veteran led Canada with 13 points and five rebounds in Paige Crozon, Humboldt, Sask, Sühbaatar Square.
Hamilton’s Saicha Grant-Allen added five points and five rebounds for the sixth seed canadians.
Cassandra Brown Vernon, Emram and Lethbridge’s Kacie Bosch, Alta, each collected three ribounds, each of which hit two points and a point, respectively.
Anna Pawlowska, № LED No. 8, three points and three rebounds in Poland.
Follow the full recycling game of Canada-Poland 3rd place game:
In Canada FIBA 3×3 Women’s World Cup, enter the Potand for the third place of Mongolia from Ulayebatar.
Canadian women withdrawn from 21-15 semifinal losses in the day, beating the second seed in the Netherlands, which defeated Mongolia 15-9 in a gold medal game for its first head.
Canada, 2-2 in the group match, in the quarterfinals of the Olympic silver medalist in the quarterfinals, defeated 18-6 in Japan before defeating Spain 11-10. The Canadians lost their games in the last two groups before escaping the semifinals.
View L Grant-Allen talks about Canada’s run for L Brongh:
3-on-3 players reflect Canada’s performance in the tournament and the team’s growth of Mongolia’s Ulayebatar.
Crozon also gave a strong performance with 10 points and five rebounds against the Netherlands.
The Canadian delegation was not the twin star Katherine and Michel Ploffe of Edmonton, who missed the tournament due to minor injuries and planning conflicts. Brown and Grant-Allen went to their absence.
Before finishing the sixth in 2023, Canada took the house silver in 2022 and lost the Olympic Bronze Medal game to the United States last summer.
The staff of the Canadian men completed the 13th game in Ulaanbaatar after reaching a group game 1-3 records.
Follow the full repetition of the Canada-Dutch semifinal:
Canadian Netherlands is visiting the Netherlands in the semifinals of the 3×3 World World Cup from Mongolia’s Ulayebatar.
