A Stage Set for History
San Juan made history at Distrito T-Mobile, hosting the first-ever Special Olympics Unified 3x3 Basketball World Cup. From the jump, fans from around the world filled the stands, cheering as players displayed not only skill but the unity that makes Unified sports truly unforgettable.
Angola Winning More Than Points
The women’s Division 1 final between Angola and Uruguay was etched into the hearts of fans. Every minute felt, as fans clung to their seats, hearts pounding. The scoreboard climbed as both teams pushed hard, leaving no basket uncontested. Angola took home the well-deserved victory, coming out on top with a score of 9-4. But a second win took fans by surprise, as Angolan athletes comforted a heartbroken Uruguayan opponent – a moment of sportsmanship that we could all learn from.
Dominican Republic Triumphs
While Puerto Rico men’s team impressed with its warmth, lively streets, and top-tier skilled play – a narrow 4-point loss kept them just behind the Dominican Republic. The game was a nail-biter from start to finish, with quite a few fouls, keeping fans on edge from the start. When the final whistle blew, the Dominican Republic had secured a hard-earned 14-10 victory, joining Angola as the inaugural 3x3 World Cup champions.
Dive into the thrills of the 3x3 Basketball World Cup and see why Unified Sports inspire.
