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King of the Court Australia is bringing the KOTC World Finals to Melbourne, Australia, bringing together the champions from across the KOTC World Tour for one final battle to determine the global King of the Court.
The KOTC World Finals will take place in Melbourne on Saturday, December 5 + 6, with the world’s best 3v3 streetball teams competing for the title.
Teams will compete in KOTC's signature 3v3 streetball format — KOTC Rules, Make It Take It, no game clock, with games played to the required winning score. Team entry for the men will include entry for one of the teams players into the 1v1 tournament.
The event is open age, with no age restrictions, and will bring together players and supporters from across the world for a full day of elite streetball competition, music, culture and community.
Champions from London, Tokyo, New York and Melbourne will come together in Australia to compete for the title of King of the Court World Champion and take home the $10,000 prize pool.
Team spots are limited more then ever this year, so once registered we will inform you if your team has successfully qualified.
King of the Court Australia is bringing the KOTC World Finals to Melbourne, Australia, bringing together the champions from across the KOTC World Tour for one final battle to determine the global King of the Court.
The KOTC World Finals will take place in Melbourne on Saturday, December 5 + 6, with the world’s best 3v3 streetball teams competing for the title.
Teams will compete in KOTC's signature 3v3 streetball format — KOTC Rules, Make It Take It, no game clock, with games played to the required winning score. Team entry for the men will include entry for one of the teams players into the 1v1 tournament.
The event is open age, with no age restrictions, and will bring together players and supporters from across the world for a full day of elite streetball competition, music, culture and community.
Champions from London, Tokyo, New York and Melbourne will come together in Australia to compete for the title of King of the Court World Champion and take home the $10,000 prize pool.
Team spots are limited more then ever this year, so once registered we will inform you if your team has successfully qualified.