In a historic achievement that has filled the nation with pride, the Mongolian women’s national 3x3 basketball team captured the silver medal at the FIBA 3x3 World Cup 2025, hosted in Ulaanbaatar City. Over the course of seven thrilling days, the team delivered an exceptional performance, showcasing world-class skill, determination, and unity on home soil.
This marks a milestone moment not only for the team sport but also for Mongolian sports as a whole. It is the first time Mongolia has hosted a senior-level World Championship in an Olympic team sport, a significant step forward for the country’s sporting ambitions on the global stage.
The tournament brought together 160 athletes from 40 teams representing 27 countries, making it one of the most competitive events in recent FIBA 3x3 history. Amidst fierce international competition, the Mongolian team stood out for their resilience, tactical brilliance, and the unwavering support of a passionate home crowd.
Mongolia’s success extended beyond team performance to individual excellence on the global stage. In the latest FIBA 3x3 individual world rankings, O.Khulan proudly holds the seventh position, with B.Ariuntsetseg close behind at ninth—remarkable achievements that reflect their elite skill, consistency, and competitive edge among the world’s best. N.Nandinkhusel also earned a place in the top 100, ranking 85th, further underscoring the depth of talent and promise within Mongolia’s 3x3 basketball program. In addition, the Mongolian women’s national team now ranks fifth in the FIBA 3x3 world team rankings—a powerful affirmation of their collective performance, resilience, and growing stature on the international stage. These standings are a testament to the athletes’ dedication, discipline, and Mongolia’s rising influence in the global basketball arena. 
Further underscoring their impact, O.Khulan was named as a member to the FIBA 3x3 World Cup 2025’s Team of the Tournament, a prestigious honor reserved for the tournament’s standout players. Meanwhile, B.Ariuntsetseg emerged as the tournament’s top scorer, amassing an impressive 44 points across all games. She tallied 21 points from one-point shots, 18 from long-range two-point shots, and added five more from free throws—an all-around offensive showcase that captivated fans and analysts alike.
As the final whistle blew and the silver medals were awarded, the Mongolian squad etched their names into the annals of national sports history, inspiring a new generation of athletes and fans alike. Heartfelt congratulations to our players and coaching staff for this proud and powerful performance!

Published Date:2025-07-04