3x3 basketball in Paris
3x3 basketball in Paris

3x3 basketball in Paris

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At the Paris Olympics, South Sudan's Khaman Maluach stands out as the youngest player, with a significant age gap between him and the next youngest competitor. Meanwhile, Canadian sisters Katherine and Michelle Plouffe are making history as part of the first ever Canadian three-on-three basketball team at the Olympics, having built the program from scratch since 2019. They emphasize the hands-on journey and the humbling experience of establishing the sport in Canada, likening their Olympic participation to 'playing on the streets with friends.' In contrast, Bermuda's under-18 basketball team faced challenges at the Dexter's Basketball Club Invitational in Montreal, finishing without wins but gaining valuable experience against more seasoned opponents. Coach Tim Trott noted areas needing improvement, such as defensive rebounding and transition defense, while acknowledging the competitive spirit of his team. The Olympics and developmental tournaments highlight the diverse experiences and growth opportunities in the world of basketball.

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