US EditionCanadian Men Fall to France and Puerto Rico at FIBA 3x3 World Cup
- The Canadian men's 3x3 basketball team lost to France and Puerto Rico and missed the playoff cut at the 2025 FIBA 3x3 World Cup held June 24, 2024 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
- Canada competed in Group C with France, Austria, Puerto Rico, and China, where China secured close wins including a 22-20 victory over Canada.
- Chinese players Zhang Dianliang and Xiang Zhichao scored critical points late in the game to seal the hard-fought 22-20 win over Canada.
- Jerome Desrosiers led Canada with eight points and four rebounds, and said, "I'm most proud of the way we fought."
- Canada's 1-3 record in pool play eliminated them from contention, highlighting challenges faced by this relatively young 3x3 team.
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Canadian men fall to France and Puerto Rico at FIBA 3×3 World Cup
ULAANBAATAR — The Canadian men dropped two games Thursday to miss the playoff cut at the FIBA 3×3 World Cup. France defeated Canada 21-18 in the early game. Aaron Rhooms and Grant Audu scored eight points apiece for the Canadians. Puerto Rico beat Canada 21-17 later in the day. Jerome Desrosiers had eight points and four rebounds in the loss that left Canada at 1-3. “I’m most proud of the way we fought,” Desrosiers said. “This is a pretty young …
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