Olympic qualification has concluded for 3x3 basketball, and the field is set for Paris 2024. Read on to learn about the qualification process and find out which teams have secured spots in Paris.

For both the men's and women's 3x3 tournaments, eight teams qualified to compete at the Paris Games.

There are two phases of qualification for 3x3 basketball.

The first phase ended in November 2023, with the top-three teams from both the men's and women's FIBA (International Basketball Federation) world rankings automatically earning an Olympic spot. (Rankings are based on the individual points accumulated by each country's top-25 players, so the number of players, their frequency of playing and their results all factor in.) This, however, came with two caveats:

• As the Olympic host nation, France was guaranteed at least one of these spots
• No more than two countries from the same continent could qualify via this method

The second phase involved a series of qualification tournaments. Each tournament had different criteria for which teams get invited, and only the top team(s) at each tournament qualified for the Olympics.

• Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1 (April 12-14, 2024): One team per gender
• Universality-driven Olympic Qualifying Tournament 2 (May 3-5, 2024): One team per gender
• Olympic Qualifying Tournament (May 16-19, 2024): Three teams per gender

Yes, the United States has already secured its spot at Paris 2024 because the men's and women's teams were both ranked No. 2 in the world at the end of the qualification period. The U.S. women are the reigning Olympic gold medalists, while the U.S. men will be competing at the Olympics for the first time after missing out on the Tokyo Games.

Four players have already been named to the men's roster for the 2024 U.S. Olympic basketball 3x3 team, while the women's roster is still to be announced.

Yes, NBA players are allowed to compete, but need to comply with eligibility rules which require having two players ranked within the top 10 of their country and two players ranked within the top 50 of their country or with the minimum number of ranking points.

FIBA says it expects rosters to be made of athletes playing regularly at the FIBA 3x3 World Tour, Challengers and the FIBA 3x3 Women's Series since those events bring the highest amount of ranking points.

With qualifying now complete, the field is set for both the men's and women's tournaments. The teams below are listed in order of how they qualified.

Qualified Men's Teams

Serbia
United States
China
Latvia
Netherlands
France
Lithuania
Poland

Qualified Women's Teams

China
United States
France
Azerbaijan
Australia
Germany
Spain
Canada