Valencia Basket 3x3 secured third place and a semifinal spot in the opening round of the Circuit Pro 3x3 FCBQ, held on Saturday June 27 in Tarragona. The women’s squad displayed dominance in the group stage and kept the pressure until the final quarter.
What happened in Tarragona?
The roster of Alba Sánchez‑Ramos, Frida Cecchi, Irene Broncano and Lorena Segura started the event with a decisive 20‑13 win over NomadBall. Their second game, a tight battle against Agua y Jardín 3x3, was decided in the last minute with a 16‑15 victory thanks to a three‑pointer from Cecchi in the seventh minute of the fourth quarter.
With the semifinal berth already secured, the orange‑clad team closed the group stage against ProSport 3x3 Academy with a 21‑12 triumph, topping the group and guaranteeing direct entry to the next round. The semifinal versus Bilbao Miners proved tougher; offensive continuity faltered and Valencia fell 9‑21, sealing a third‑place finish.
How did this performance affect the squad?
The collective effort highlighted a stout defense, with Broncano recording four steals and Segura three blocks against ProSport. Offensively, Sánchez‑Ramos led with nine points and five assists, while Cecchi added eight points and shot 45 % from beyond the arc. The ability to close narrow games boosted the group’s confidence ahead of the next phase.
What’s next for Valencia Basket 3x3?
The upcoming challenge is the Torneig Ciutat de Reus, scheduled for July 4‑5. The goal is to replicate defensive solidity and chase the tournament final, gathering points for the overall Circuit Pro 3x3 FCBQ standings.
Recent club context
In the ACB, the club’s last result was a 90‑105 loss to Real Madrid (2026‑05‑22). Moreover, the recent form reads 3 wins, 0 draws and 2 losses in the last five games, with the two most recent matches ending in defeat, highlighting the importance of this 3x3 boost to regain winning momentum.