Cassandra Brown drives Team Canada to victory at the FIBA Women’s 3×3 Series stop in Orléans, boosting their bid for the finals in China.
Victory-Defining Moment in France
At the latest FIBA Women’s 3×3 World Series stop in Orléans, France, Canadian guard Cassandra Brown helped secure a crucial win, propelling Team Canada closer to qualification for the series finals in China.
The Game-Changing Performance
Brown and her teammates topped their group in dominant fashion—with blowout wins like 21–6 and 21–10—before advancing through quarterfinals (21–12) and semifinal challenges (20–15). Brown’s consistent output, combined with key contributions from Saicha Grant-Allen and Paige Crozon, sealed Canada’s path to victory.
When and Where It Happened
This critical stop occurred in late August 2025 during the orléans leg of the Women’s Basketball Series, the latest event on the international 3×3 circuit.
Strategic Importance of the Win
Taking the win in Orléans not only demonstrated Canada’s on-court prowess but also secured them a berth in the series finals in Shanghai. The victory underscores Canada’s upward trajectory in international 3×3 competition.
Building Momentum Through Teamwork
Canada’s success in France was a collective effort. Grant-Allen led the way in the semifinal with eight points, while Crozon poured in 10 in the final. Brown’s leadership and consistency anchored the team’s balanced attack.Next Steps for Team Canada
With the Orléans win behind them, Brown and Team Canada now look ahead to the finals in Shanghai. Their season-long consistency—including top finishes in Amsterdam and at the World Cup—positions them as serious contenders for the title.
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