The international basketball federation has published the list of countries qualified to compete in the various qualifying stages for the Paris Olympic Games for 3 x 3 basketball. Retained for the second consecutive time in the Olympic Games program after Tokyo in 2020lhe 3×3 basketball is eagerly awaited in the French capital in seven months. Three qualifying stages await the selections in search of tickets for the Paris Olympics. The first stage is scheduled for April 5 to 14 in Hong Kong and the second stage in Japan from May 3 to 5. With its African ranking and its status on the date of finalization of the teams, Madagascar is qualified to compete in the third stage of the Olympic qualification. Yesterday, FIBA confirmed the presence of the Ankoay at the tournament in Debrecen, Hungary from May 23 to 26, 2024. Currently, the Ankoay men are ranked third in Africa, they fell compared to the month of November, this after the World Cup. Africa 3 x 3 at the start of the month in Egypt. With three tickets at stake in this final qualifying tournament, the stakes are high, and the Ankoay will need to demonstrate determination and exceptional performance to realize their Olympic dream. Deda Randrianarivelo’s protégés will have preparation time until May. As announced by the president of the Malagasy Basketball Federation, Jean Michel Ramaroson, Malagasy basketball players will participate in the FIBA 3×3 Africa Elite Camp in Tunisia from January 27 to February 2. This year, as a prelude to the World Cup in Austria, the Livio squad took part in the training course in Serbia and at the start of 2024, the training course will be led by Serbian technician Danilo Lukic known as “Coach Datcha”. He is the founder of the 3×3 High Level Academy in Serbia. He will supervise the African men’s and women’s teams and the coaches who will participate in the qualifications for the Olympic Games.
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