BUCHAREST (FIBA 3x3 European Championships) - With the second edition of the FIBA 3x3 European Championships approaching on 2-4 September, we look at the 10 women to watch in Romania.

Marjorie Carpréaux (Belgium)

• 1.65m, 28 years old

Shortest player on the court, biggest heart in the tournament: you are going to love her no-look passes and absolutely mental celebrations

 Marielle Giroud (Switzerland)

• 1.80m, 28 years old
• Finished 6th at the 2014 FIBA 3x3 World Championships

Switzerland may not have the biggest basketball tradition in Europe but Giroud put the country on the 3x3 map the last couple of years. Switzerland have reached the quarter-finals of the 2014 World Championships, 2014 European Championships and 2015 European Games. She ranked third in scoring in the qualifiers. 

Anna Leshkovtseva (Russia)

• 1.82m, 29 years old
• Silver at the 2014 3x3 World Championships, gold at the 2014 European Championships and at the European Games in 2015.

The 29 year-old has been the most successful Russian 3x3 player with 2 gold and 1 silver medals in the last two years. She can shoot and is without a doubt the best defender on the 3x3 scene.

Gabriela Marginean (Romania)

• 1.82m, 29 years old
• Top scorer of the 2014 FIBA 3x3 European Championships

For the first edition of the European Championships - also staged in Romania - Marginean caught fire and finished top scorer of the tournament. We'd be surprised if the former WNBA player did not please her local fans once again.

Olga Maznichenko (Ukraine)

• 1.87m, 25 years old
• Silver at the 2015 European Games

Top scorer at the European Games last year, top scorer in the European Championships Qualifiers this year, Maznichenko is a scoring machine in the post. If you don't believe how hungry she is to win gold in Romania, just check her out on Instagram.

Dora Medgyessy (Hungary)

• 1.73m, 30 years old
• Played the 2014 FIBA 3x3 World Championships

Hungary got our attention by winning the Andorra Qualifier. Medgyessy was a big reason why with her no-look passes and fancy footwork.

Sonia Ursu (Romania)

• 1.67m, 23 years old

The half-Romanian, half-Korean Sonia Ursu has brought her speed and creative dribbling to the 3x3 scene. Romania won the 3x3 European Championships in 2014 in the men's category. What if after the men, it was the women's turn to shine on the European scene?

Tatiana Vidmer (Russia)

• 1.91m, 30 years old 
• #1 player in Russia
• Won the 2011 Eurobasket in Poland

The Russian star earned everybody's respect by winning the European Games on the same year she gave birth to a little boy.

Alessandra Visconti (Italy)

• 1.85m, 29 years old
• #1 3x3 player in the world

The number one 3x3 player in the world comes from Italy (and wears shorts shorter than John Stockton). The mental leader of the team helped Italy beat France, Russia and Spain at the France Qualifier, three of the best nations in basketball.

Jovana Vukoje (Serbia)

• 1.70m, 30 years old

First they were dominating men's 3x3 and now they're taking over the women's categories. Serbia will be one of the main contenders in Bucharest thanks to Jovana Vukoje, who has the quickest first step in the game. And the fanciest haircut too.

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