Italy women's national 3x3 team explained

Country:Italy
Nickname:Azzurre
Fiba Zone:FIBA Europe
Oly Appearances:1
World Championship:World Cup
Wc Appearances:6
Wc Medals: Gold: 2018
Zone Championship:FIBA Europe 3x3 Championships
Zone Appearances:5

The Italy women's national 3x3 team is a national basketball team of Italy, administered by the Federazione Italiana Pallacanestro.[1] It represents the country in international women's 3x3 (3 against 3) basketball competitions.

They won the 2018 FIBA 3x3 World Cup – Women's tournament, their first international title[2] and first ever victory of an Italian team in a FIBA sanctioned tournament. The 159 cm Raelin D'Alie won the MVP award.[3]

International events

Summer Olympics

YearPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
2020 Tokyo6th place8 2 6
2024 ParisDid not qualify
Total1/28 2 6

World Cup

YearPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
2012 AthenesNot qualified
2014 MoscowPreliminary round 5 1 4
2016 GuangzhouPreliminary round 4 3 1
2017 NantesQuarter-finals5 4 1
2018 BocaueWinner7 6 1
2019 AmsterdamQuarter-finals 5 3 2
2022 AntwerpNot qualified
2023 ViennaRound of 16 5 2 3
2025 UlaanbaatarTBD
Total6/831 19 12

European Games

YearPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
2015 BakuNot qualified
2019 MinskPreliminary round 3 0 3
2023 KrakówQuote rejected
Total1/33 0 3

European Championships

YearPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
2014 BucharestNot qualified
2016 BucharestPreliminary round 2 0 2
2017 AmsterdamQuarter-finals 3 2 1
2018 Bucharest4th Place 5 2 3
2019 DebrecenPreliminary round 2 0 2
2021 ParisDid not entry
2022 GrazDid not qualify
2023 JerusalemQuarter-finals 3 2 1
2024 ViennaPreliminary round2 0 2
Total6/917 6 11

World Urban Games

YearPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
2019 BudapestNot qualified
Total0/10 0 0

Mediterranean Games

YearPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
Tarragona 2018Preliminary round 3 1 2
Total1/13 1 2

Women's Series

Stages

YearPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
Edmonton 20193rd Place 4 2 2
Udine 20193rd Place 4 3 1
Debrecen 20197th Place 3 1 2
Bucharest 20194th Place 5 2 3
Voiron 20193rd Place 5 3 2
La Rochelle 20197th Place 3 1 2
Lignano 20195th Place 4 1 3
Poiters 20195th Place 4 2 2
Turin 20192nd Place 5 4 1
Poiters 20226th Place 3 1 2
Prague 20229th Place 2 0 2
Bucharest 20222nd Place 5 3 2
Orléans 20238th Place 3 1 2
Poiters 20233rd Place 4 2 2
Fribourg 20239th Place 2 0 2
Prague 202312th Place 2 0 2
Katowice 20237th Place 3 2 1
Québec 20234th Place 5 3 2
Baku 20239th Place 4 3 1
Marseille 20245th Place 4 1 3
Gabala 2024Winner 6 5 1
Orléans 20243rd Place 4 3 1
Bordeaux 20247th Place 3 1 2
Pristina 20244th Place 5 2 3
Baku 20245th Place 3 2 1
Hangzhou Finals 2024TBD 4 2 2
Total99 50 49

Final Ranking

SeasonPositionwidth=25pxwidth=25pxwidth=25px
2019 3rd Place 37 19 18
2021 Did not entry 0 0 0
2022 17th Place 10 4 6
2023 18th Place 23 11 12
2024 TBD 29 16 13
Total 99 50 49

Head to head

Updated at 8 September 2024

OpponentPlayedWonLostWin %ForAgaDiff
2 2 0 % 39 21 +18
1 1 0 % 15 5 +10
4 3 1 % 66 61 +5
2 0 2 % 36 40 −4
1 1 0 % 21 5 +16
2 0 2 % 17 39 −22
2 1 1 % 31 32 −1
10 1 9 % 124 185 −61
1 0 0 % 16 15 +1
9 1 8 % 133 172 -39
3 3 0 % 59 36 +23
1 1 0 % 21 10 +11
12 8 4 % 209 153 +55
1 1 0 % 13 11 +2
2 1 1 % 39 39 0
1 1 0 % 14 11 +3
10 1 9 % 104 171 −67
4 2 2 % 59 55 +4
3 1 2 % 53 36 +17
8 3 5 % 115 120 −5
2 2 0 100% 35 14 +21
1 1 0 100% 21 5 +16
1 1 0 100% 13 9 +4
6 5 1 % 119 88 +31
2 1 1 50% 31 28 +3
2 2 0 100% 41 36 +5
2 2 0 100% 40 20 +20
3 3 0 100% 48 28 +20
7 1 6 % 85 109 -24
2 2 0 100% 39 24 +15
1 0 0 % 22 11 +11
11 11 0 100% 188 132 +64
4 1 3 % 57 60 -3
1 0 0 % 21 11 +10
9 7 2 % 154 121 +33
9 2 7 % 106 148 -42
6 4 2 % 96 81 +15
2 2 0 100% 37 21 +16
1 1 0 100% 15 1 +14
19 5 14 % 251 325 -74
3 1 2 % 40 54 −14
1 0 1 0% 7 11 −4
1 0 1 % 21 13 +8
2 0 2 % 24 40 -16
1 1 0 100% 22 9 +13
7 4 3 % 100 91 +9
12 4 8 % 168 214 −46
1 1 0 100% 12 11 +1
Total 198 100 98 % 2408 2328 +80

Official matches against not-FIBA teams

Updated at 8th September 2024

OpponentPlayedWonLostWin %ForAgaDiff
4 4 0 100% 62 34 +28
Austria U23 1 1 0 100% 22 8 +14
China U24 1 1 0 100% 21 12 +9
1 0 1 0% 0 0 0
Clermont-Ferrand 1 0 1 0% 19 21 -2
France 2 1 0 1 0% 5 16 -11
1 0 1 0% 12 16 -4
Warsaw LOTTO 1 1 0 100% 17 15 +2
Barcelona Phanters 2 1 1 50% 29 33 -4
Lagorno Central 1 0 1 0% 12 14 -2
Gyor 1 0 1 0% 16 18 -2
Hungary U23 1 0 1 0% 16 20 -4
Total 16 9 7 % 231 217 +14

Records

Most capped players

As of 8th September 2024, the players with the most appearances for Italy are:

width=20pxPlayerwidth=50pxCapsPeriodVictoryWin Ratio
1Raelin D'Alie14076%
2Marcella Filippi10657%
3Chiara Consolini8341%
4Giulia Rulli7440%
5Sara Madera5732%
6Laura Spreafico5231%
7Debora Carangelo4219%
8Giulia Ciavarella4025%
9Stefania Trimboli3621%
10Maria Miccoli3319%
11Arianna Zampieri3114%
12Federica Tognalini2415%
13Alice Quarta158%
14Beatrice Barberis136%
14Giuditta Nicolodi133%
14Beatrice Del Pero135%
17Alessandra Visconti116%
18Alice Richter107%
19Elisa Ercoli92%
20Mariella Santucci86%
21Arianna Landi61%
22Valentina Baldelli51%
22Sara Canova51%
24Emilia Bova41%
24Francesca Gambarini41%
26Alessia Carbini31%
26Elisa Policaeri31%
26Rachele Porcu31%
26Flavia De Cassan30%
26Francesca Romana Russo30%
26Paola Contu30%
32Sara Bocchetti20%
32Giulia Natali20%

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. https://archive.fiba.com/pages/eng/fc/FIBA/fibaStru/nfLeag/p/nationalfederationnumber/307/nfProf.html Profile | Italy
  2. https://rappler.com/sports/fiba/rae-lin-d-alie-italy-champion-hope-fiba-3x3-june-2018 5-foot-4 champion Rae D'Alie shares Italy's basketball success story
  3. http://www.fiba.basketball/olympics/3x3/2020/oqt/news/one-question-for-all-women-s-teams-at-fiba-3x3-olympic-qualifying-tournament One question for all women’s teams at FIBA 3x3 Olympic Qualifying Tournament

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