Men's 3x3 Basketball National Team to Compete in Prime League Round 5 Ahead of Asian Games
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At a glance
- The South Korean men's 3x3 basketball national team is set to compete in the 5th round of the Prime League.
- This competition serves as preparation for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
- The team recently achieved overall victory in the Nations League held in China.
The South Korean men's 3x3 basketball national team is gearing up for the upcoming 2026 Prime League Round 5, a crucial event in their preparation for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. The team, composed of players Lee Ju-young and Kim Seung-woo from Yonsei University, Lee Dong-geun from Korea University, and Gu Min-kyo from Sungkyunkwan University, is aiming to fine-tune their game.
This tournament follows a recent success for the team, which secured overall victory at the Nations League held in Changzhou, China, from June 10-16. This win has built momentum as they head into the Prime League competition.
3x3 basketball is a fast-paced sport played by three players on a half-court, with the first team to score 21 points or the team with the higher score after 10 minutes winning. The sport demands significant stamina, quick decision-making, and strong individual skills.
The 5th round of the Prime League will adopt a different format than previous rounds. Six teams will be divided into two groups of three for preliminary matches. The top teams from each group will then advance to a 6-team knockout tournament to determine the champion.
All matches of the 2026 Prime League Round 5 will be broadcast live on the Korea Basketball Association's official YouTube channel (KBA Live) and its Naver Chiizik channel.
Originally published by Hankyoreh in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.