3×3.EXE SUPER PREMIER ROUND 2 BANGKOK Presented by TOA “3×3.EXE SUPER PREMIER ROUND 2 BANGKOK Presented by TOA” Alpha N The best Japanese team won the tournament with a prize money of 350,000 baht. As for the top-performing Thai team, Ares BKK Exe, they were eliminated in the quarter-finals to finish in fifth place, while TOA Ballers Exe was eliminated, and the first frame finished in ninth place.
World-class three-way basketball league competition, 3×3.EXE SUPER PREMIER ROUND 2 BANGKOK Presented by TOA, “3×3.EXE SUPER PREMIER ROUND 2 BANGKOK Presented by TOA” in the multi-purpose arena of Samyan Mitertown Shopping Center, Floor G, is the last day of Competition, with Wrathon Jinjaratsakul, Marketing Director, TOA Paint (Thailand) Public Company Limited, and Ditsadi Thielan, League Exe Director. Premier Thailand participates in presenting awards to the athletes
In this competition, 12 teams from 5 countries, including Thailand, Japan, Switzerland, Canada, and Australia, compete for financial prizes of more than 171,000 US dollars, or approximately 6,000,000 baht, divided into 4 fields in 3 countries, starting with First field. In Sendai, Japan, Field 2 Thailand, Field 3 Australia to collect points. We look forward to the final round of Field 4 on March 17 in Japan, where the champions of Field 3 will have the right to compete in the FIBA Challenger and the champions of Field 4 will have the right to compete in the FIBA World Tour through the Stadium in Thailand owned Victory Partners Limited is the copyright holder. Exe Premier Thai and CU Sport Enterprise Company Limited are the organizers of the competition. Powered by TOA Paint (Thailand) Public Limited or TOA.
As for the 12 teams, there are two Thai teams participating in the competition, TOA Ballers EXE which includes 3 players from the U23 national team: Wichaya Vithakpawasoti, Emmanuel Chinedu AJ So, Nicola Franco and Watcharachat Thongpakdi in the first round in Group B. Along with Lausanne Switzerland and Alice Springs Central X Australia.
Another team, Ares BKK Exe, includes two Thais, Poch-Paworsak Rammaneeyanon and Tak-Bandit Chanthong, along with Marko Vijakovic (Cherbia) and Y. Atander (Canada) is in Group D alongside Australia's Nunawading Sentinel Blue EXE and Minakami Town. EXE from Japan, the other two groups, group A, contain Alpha EXE. Japan, Settree Ishikawa EXE Japan, Shinagawa CC Wildcats EXE Japan, Group C Toronto Patriot Canada, Hachinohe City Dime E EXE Japan, Shonan Seaside EXE Japan.
Results: The best performing Thai team was Ares BKK EXE in the first round, defeating Nunawading Sentinel Blue EXE Australia 19-17 and Minakami Town EXE Japan 20. -19 was first in Group D, advanced to the quarter-finals, losing to Alice Springs Central Exe Australia 14-21, ranked fifth.
The TOA Ballers Exe lost in the first round to Lausanne Switzerland 9-21 and lost to Alice Springs Central Exe Australia 15-16, they were eliminated in the first round and finished third in Group B and ranked 9th.
In the final round, Alpha Exe Japan defeated the Toronto Patriots of Canada 21-10 to win the tournament. He received a prize money of US$10,000 or 350,000 baht, being the champion of two fields in a row, while third place was Lausanne, Switzerland and Alice Springs Central X, Australia.
There is also a three-person basketball competition, youth basketball tournament supported by 3X3 EXE Premier Thailand.Youth basketball tournaments supported by 3X3 EXE Premier Thailand.
Divided into groups up to 12 years and groups up to 15 years.
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