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The first ever Special Olympics Unified 3x3 Basketball World Cup will take place from December 5 through 7 2025, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, bringing together 200 Athletes & Unified Partners from 40 countries to compete in an exciting, fast-paced competition that highlights the talent, teamwork, and determination of people with intellectual disabilities.
Why cover this event?
Sport with Purpose
Three-on-three basketball is fast, dynamic, and perfect for showcasing the power of teamwork, passion, and overcoming challenges.
International Event
Athletes from all over the world participate in 40 teams, united by a common goal: to break down barriers through sport.
Athlete Voices
Top athletes, coaches, ambassadors/celebrities, and families are available for interviews. They are the protagonists of inspiring stories.
Coverage with Impact
Telling these stories is a powerful way to raise awareness of intellectual disability and promote a more inclusive society.
Resources for Media
Media Kit (Coming Soon)
On the Break: Namibia’s Moses Fredericks Makes His Mark
The pace was relentless, the shot clock unforgiving. Namibia’s Day 1 matchup against Germany revealed the intensity of 3x3 Basketball. Namibia’s Moses Fredericks rose to the challenge, contesting drives and staying active on the perimeter.
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World Media Takes Notice of Special Olympics Unified 3x3 Basketball World Cup
Hearts are still pounding, full of the excitement from the first ever Special Olympics Unified 3x3 Basketball World Cup held in San Juan, Puerto Rico from 5 – 7 December 2025. Skill, sportsmanship and inclusion took center stage and the global media took notice. Here is a sample of the coverage.
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Fansided Article Unearths Team Morocco’s Grit
Fanside followed their journey in an article titled Morocco makes a statement at the Special Olympics Unified 3x3 Basketball World Cup.
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