Top 5 women to watch at FIBA 3x3 U23 World Cup

XI’AN (FIBA 3x3 U23 World Cup 2018) – The first-ever FIBA 3x3 U23 World Cup is just around the corner and we introduce you to the 5 players who will make you wanna watch the event.

Vivi Böröndy – Hungary

“Kiwi” is more than a baller, she’s also a singer and makes her opponents dance against their own will with her flashy handles. The 23-year-old led Hungary to Victory Royale last year at the U23 Nations League and earned MVP honors. Oh and did we say she also was the #1 3x3 player in the world at the beginning of the year? 

Caroline Hériaud – France

She might be 5’5 but it’s in 3x3 that she’s made the most damage. The French dragster wasted no time making a name for herself and won the MVP award at the FIBA 3x3 U23 Nations League this year. Her first step is faster than a Nicki Minaj freestyle and she can drop the occasional jelly.

Sara Krumpholcova – Czech Republic

The youngest 3x3 World Champ in history is back on the 3x3 court, with more range than Beyonce Knowles. The Czech sharpshooter once scored 17 points in a first-to-21 game and was named MVP of the FIBA 3x3 U18 Europe Cup just 2 years ago. Is there still a little room somewhere for more silverware in the trophy cabinet?

 
Stephani Mawuli – Japan

Mawuli has a dream: representing Japan in 3x3 at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics playing alongside her sister. After shining in youth basketball events, Mawula is making her 3x3 debut in Xi’An. 

Julieta Mungo – Argentina

The Quilmes native is having a crazy 3x3 season! After representing Argentina at the FIBA 3x3 World Cup in the country of Terrence Romeo, Julieta is now leading her country at the U23 level in Xi’An. Forget about the fact she just turned 21, she’ll be a seasoned vet for Argentina at the FIBA 3x3 U23 World Cup. 

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