The Circuit 3×3 CaixaBank completed its fourteenth edition at the Muelle Uno promenade in Málaga with a massive event that brought together more than 12,000 visitors. The event, held on Saturday, October 3rd, ended a season that began in April with 11 stops across Spain, establishing itself as the largest free urban basketball festival in the country.
Carlos Martínez announces his retirement from the Spanish 3×3 National Team after 41 international matches. The captain who led Spain to the world title in 2025 and to silver in the Champions Cup closes a five-year cycle dedicated to the Olympic discipline, leaving a legacy as a pioneer in the specialization of Spanish 3×3 basketball.
The Etxebarria Park in Bilbao hosted the event Bilbao Jokoan 3×3 by Bilbao Basket over the weekend, bringing together more than 10,000 people of all ages. The tournament combined basketball competitions, dunk showcases, three-point contests, and live musical performances.
The Circuit 3×3 CaixaBank arrives in Guadalajara on Saturday, September 5, with its eighth stop of the 2026 season. Spain's largest free outdoor urban basketball festival will take place at the Palacio del Infantado, bringing together hundreds of players from all categories for a day open to the public.
3×3 European Cup kicks off this Friday in Antwerp with the Spanish men's and women's teams looking to advance from their respective groups. Both teams conclude their preparation in Valencia and debut with demanding matches against significant European rivals.
The Spanish women's 3×3 basketball team returns from Antwerp with a silver medal after falling in the final against the Netherlands. With a renewed team led by Txell Alarcón, Helena Oma, Marta Canella, and Gracia Alonso de Armiño, Spain maintains its presence on the European podium for the fourth consecutive year.
The Circuit 3×3 CaixaBank celebrated its ninth stop of the 2026 season at the Plaza Mayor in Cáceres on Sunday, September 13, gathering more than 5,500 visitors. The event brought together 356 male and female players from 66 teams who played 105 matches across all categories in the largest free outdoor urban basketball festival in Spain.