3×3.EXE Super Premier to Make Singapore Debut at Sengkang Grand Mall on 28–29 March 2026

Singapore is set to host the 3×3.EXE Super Premier for the first time, bringing world-class professional 3×3 basketball action to Sengkang Grand Mall on 28 and 29 March 2026. The tournament marks a major milestone for the sport locally and will serve as the grand finale of the 2025–26 Super Premier season.

World’s Largest Professional 3×3 League System

Originating in Japan, 3×3.EXE is recognised as the world’s largest professional 3×3 basketball league system, operating under the FIBA 3×3 framework and expanding across multiple countries. The Super Premier is its flagship international tournament, featuring a competitive 12-team lineup comprising playoff qualifiers and invited guest teams.

Singapore will host the final stop of the season, following earlier rounds in Japan and Thailand, with the event ultimately deciding the overall championship.

Elite International Line-Up

The Singapore edition will feature top professional clubs including:

• BRISBANE 3×3.EXE (Australia)
• SHINAGAWA CITY.EXE (Japan)
• LUGANO (Switzerland)

Fans can look forward to star players such as:

• Dillon Stith (MELBOURNE MAGIC.EXE) — FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025 MVP
• Ryo Ozawa (SHINAGAWA CITY.EXE) — Japan 3×3 national team player and holder of the FIBA 3×3 single-game scoring record (20 points)
• Westher Molteni (LUGANO) — World Tour winner and former Super Premier champion

Their participation promises two days of fast-paced, high-intensity basketball as teams battle for the prestigious title.

Team Singapore to Compete on Home Court 🇸🇬

Singapore will field both its senior and U-23 national 3×3 teams, giving local fans the opportunity to watch the nation’s best players compete against elite international opposition on home soil.

The senior squad enters the tournament with strong momentum, following a historic silver medal at the 2025 SEA Games and qualification for this year’s Commonwealth Games, underscoring Singapore’s rising profile in the global 3×3 scene.

The tournament is free and open to the public.