Fast games. Smart decisions. Real confidence.

Hoop Force 3v3 tournaments are built for players who want a competitive, fun environment that still feels organised and high-standard. 3v3 is one of the best formats for development because every player gets more touches, more decisions, and more responsibility on both ends.

Parents can expect a well-run event: clear scheduling, referees, and a safe, supervised atmosphere. Players can expect intensity, music, energy, and a chance to compete — whether they’re Hoop Force members or joining with friends from outside the academy.

3v3 Tournament Format

Hoop Force 3v3 tournaments are for U14, U16, and U18 players who want real competition and real development. You can enter with your own team, or join solo and we’ll help place you when possible.

3v3 is one of the best formats to improve because it forces the skills that transfer directly to 5v5: better spacing and movement, faster reads (attack, pass, relocate), stronger 1v1 and 2v2 decisions, more finishing under contact, and full defensive responsibility every possession.

The event runs with a clear structure that keeps players playing: check-in + warm-up, group games (guaranteed games), then playoffs and finals, with winners recognised on the day. Competitive doesn’t mean chaotic — expect an organised schedule, referees and clear rules, respect standards for players and spectators, and a safe, supervised environment throughout.

Programme Highlights

More touches, more growth
With fewer players on the court, everyone handles the ball, attacks, passes, and defends more often — which accelerates development.
Better spacing & decision-making
3v3 teaches smart basketball: spacing, timing, give-and-go actions, and quick reads — skills that translate directly to 5v5 games.
Confidence under pressure
Players learn to perform in real moments: tight scores, possessions that matter, and playing through mistakes with composure.
Competitive but positive atmosphere
High energy, real intensity, and clear standards — competitive without toxic behaviour. Players compete hard and learn to lead.
Proper event organisation
Referees, organised schedules, and clear game flow keep the tournament moving and fair — so it feels professional and enjoyable.
Community-friendly & open entry
Great for teammates, friends, and external teams. It builds the basketball community while giving players a chance to test themselves.