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Aoi Katsura has been selected to represent the Japan Women’s National Team at the FIBA 3x3 World Cup in Warsaw, Poland.

Bringing together the top nations and players from around the globe, the FIBA 3x3 World Cup stands as one of the premier events in international basketball. With the eyes of the basketball world on Warsaw, Aoi and Japan will look to make their mark on the global stage and proudly represent 🇯🇵 against the world’s best. Time to get it!

After leading the Shinshu Brave Warriors to a dominant regular season and the B2 Eastern Conference Championship, Michael Katsuhisa has been named the Asia-Basket.com B2 Coach of the Year.

The award is the latest chapter in an incredible run with Shinshu, where Michael helped build the organization into a consistent contender and now an B Premier club. His final season at the helm was a fitting finish, a conference title, a record-setting campaign, and now Coach of the Year honors.

A well-deserved recognition for one of the game's top basketball minds.

Kenny Benedict is headed to one of the biggest stages in international basketball.

The Japanese standout has been selected to Team World for the prestigious Adidas Eurocamp in Treviso, Italy, earning the opportunity to compete alongside and against many of the top prospects from around the globe.

Widely regarded as the premier pre-draft event outside the United States, Adidas Eurocamp serves as a gathering place for the basketball world’s top decision-makers. Last year’s event featured representation from all 30 NBA teams, more than 80 NBA front office executives and scouts, 50 NBA agents, leading European clubs, scouting services, and global media outlets.

Another step forward for Kenny as he continues to gain momentum and now another big chance to showcase his game in front of key decision makers.

Treviso awaits 😈

Lino Manhom keeps proving he belongs at the highest level.

Another big performance in NBL1 action as the Australian / South Sudan dual passport holder went right at NBL-level talent and more than held his own.

The ability to impact on both ends of the floor keeps showing up.

The gap between levels gets talked about a lot. Lino’s making it look smaller every time he steps on the floor.

Mike Hughes made an immediate impact in his CEBL debut with the Montréal Alliance. 🇨🇦

13 points. 14 rebounds. 5 assists.

From controlling the glass to making plays all over the floor, Mike brought the same presence and energy that made him one of the standout players in Germany this past season.

A strong first showing in Canada, with plenty more still to come. 😈

Mouhamed Mbaye’s journey has taken him from Senegal to the United States, and now to Taiwan, where the 6’10 forward continues to emerge as one of the rising talents in the Asian basketball scene.

His size, mobility, and versatility have continued to draw attention across multiple markets globally, while his performances in EASL competition this season further showed his ability to produce against high-level competition from across Asia.

Now, Mbaye shifts his focus toward helping lead the Fubon Braves as they prepare for an important playoff push. 😈

Spacing changes everything.

The ability to stretch the floor, shift defenses, and punish teams from beyond the arc continues to be one of the most valuable weapons in today’s game.

These are some of the top three-point shooting performances across Tré athletes during the 2025–2026 season to date. 🌍