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Driving positive change
through 3x3 basketball
Welcome to the GG3x3. We’re the UK’s largest non-profit platform dedicated to inspiring people to play and connect through the game of 3x3 basketball, no matter their ability, age, race, size or background.
We provide training for young ballers, run multi-ability tournaments and lead community initiatives.
How can you get involved?
Whether you want to play in tournaments, be a part of our community work or support our movement, find out how to be a part of the GG3x3 below.
PLAY
Sign-up for our charity tournaments and young hoopers #Ball4Life clinics
VOLUNTEER
Help people connect with the game and inspire the next generation of ballers
PARTNER
Support by providing funding or equipment or collaborate with us on events and community outreach
In numbers
We've hosted more than 250 players in 3x3 tournaments and coached over 150 young ballers for free
We support the refurbishment of basketball courts. 14 volunteers travelled over 200 miles across London installing 76 nets last summer!
We've raised over £16,000 for charities across the UK and secured government funding to supported inner-city collaborations
What's 3x3 basketball?
Born from street basketball, the 3x3 game will be making its debut on the Olympic stage this summer and the Commonwealth Games in 2022
It's 1 and 2 pointers only
6 players on a court, with teams of 3 and 1 sub
There's no check ball
You play on a half court with one net only
You get more touches on the ball than in regular basketball
Games last 10 minutes or when a team reaches 21 points
How it began
Starting as a one-off charity tournament in 2017 to commemorate basketball player, George Goldstone, who sadly passed away to cancer in 2016, the GG3x3 has since evolved to become the UK’s largest community led movement that champions 3x3 basketball.
Kind words from the community
"Thanks for running the 3x3 tournament and kids clinic...it was incredible. Like you say, basketball brings everyone together, so thank you for an AMAZING event."
- Alex, #ball4life clinic player
