
Canada's 3x3
Circuit
Starts Here.
Treyball is building Canada's first domestic FIBA 3x3 circuit, developing the next generation of Canadian talent from grassroots to the world stage within the 3x3 game.
The Treyball Mission.

The game of FIBA 3X3 is rapidly growing worldwide. It originally started as a streetball game and now it is being played in the Olympics. We believe it is a crucial tool that can be used during the development of young players for 5-on-5.
At Treyball, our mission remains to develop a domestic circuit for the promotion of the 3x3 game to aid in the nourishment and development of the next young talents within Canada. Our hope is to build a platform where provincial and national talent scouting can be achieved, such that the growth in the 3x3 game is evident among the next generation.
Why 3x3?
We Already Play 5-on-5?
3x3 is the fastest development accelerator in basketball. It's not a replacement for 5 on 5, it's the missing tool that produces sharper, smarter and tougher players.

More Touches
In 5 on 5, one or two kids dominate 75–80% of possessions. 3x3 puts the ball in every player's hands, forcing everyone to become a decision maker.

Individual Skills
Fewer players, more space, more reps. Shooting and ball-handling develop at double the rate.

Basketball IQ
Constant read and react. Every change of possession forces cutting, screening, and space-creation to hunt for the most optimal look.

Two-Way Game
You must create and score offensively and there's no help behind you defensively. You learn both sides of the game and build overall basketball IQ.
From the Court.
“It was fantastic to work with Treyball and I am thrilled that they are committed to growing the game of 3x3. I am excited to organize many more events with their support!
“Honoured to represent Presplay at Treyball's clinic. The experience pushed my perspective on development and gave me new tools to elevate the next generation of athletes.
“Treyball offers a lot in terms of development for the game and opening up other opportunities for young athletes aspiring to play at the next level. I highly recommend that young athletes explore the opportunities presented to them.










