Jamaica Women Stun England in 3x3 Basketball at Glasgow 2026
Jamaica's women's 3x3 basketball team knocked out England at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, setting up a semi-final showdown with Australia.

Jamaica Send England Packing in Glasgow
Jamaica's women's 3x3 basketball team pulled off one of the standout upsets of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, defeating England to secure a place in the semi-finals. The result was a significant moment for Jamaican basketball on the Commonwealth stage, ending England's campaign and setting up a high-stakes clash with Australia.
The victory was not a foregone conclusion. England entered the contest with expectations on their side, but Jamaica's squad held firm under pressure and came away with a result that will be talked about long after the tournament wraps up.
What This Means for Jamaica
Reaching the semi-finals of a Commonwealth Games 3x3 basketball tournament is a genuine achievement for Jamaica. The format is fast and unforgiving - there is little room for error in a game that moves at a relentless pace with a condensed shot clock and a scoring system that can swing momentum in seconds.
Jamaica's players will now face Australia, a side that has consistently performed well at elite multi-sport events. Australia will be a serious test, but Jamaica arrives with confidence after dismantling England's hopes.
The Road Ahead: Australia in the Semi-Finals
The semi-final matchup with Australia sets up a compelling contest. Australia's women have built a strong reputation in 3x3 basketball, and the Glasgow crowd can expect an intense, physical battle.
For Jamaica, the aim will be to carry the same energy and defensive discipline that got them past England. A place in the final is now a real possibility rather than a distant dream.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games has already delivered memorable moments across multiple sports, and this 3x3 basketball run from Jamaica adds another chapter to what has been a competitive and unpredictable event. England, meanwhile, will reflect on a campaign that ended earlier than anticipated against an opponent that proved sharper on the day.










