FIBA Women's Asia Cup 2023 logo revealed featuring the Waratah flower

SYDNEY (Australia) - The official logo for the FIBA Women's Asia Cup 2023 was revealed today, marking a key milestone in the build-up towards the flagship event in women's basketball.

"The beautiful logo references the waratah flower, the state emblem of New South Wales where the event will be held, and the iconic Southern Cross which is synonymous with Australian skies," stated Basketball Australia (BA).

"The rich, beautiful colors represent all of our neighbors who we are excited to warmly welcome to our country." 

"We are excited to have this event taking place in Sydney, Australia. Launching this fantastic logo is a key milestone as we count down to the event tipping off on June 26th," said Ms. Amanda Jenkins, FIBA Executive Director - Oceania.

“The logo reveal is an exciting and important milestone on the road to this year’s Women’s Asia Cup that will take place for the very first-time in Australia”, added FIBA Executive Director - Asia, Mr. Hagop Khajirian.

The FIBA Women’s Asia Cup 2023 is the region’s flagship women’s national team competition and for the first-time ever will take place in Australia. The Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre will be the home for the event from 26 June to 2 July, and will see the best players from across the region compete on Australian soil. 

The Women’s Asia Cup in Sydney comes a year after Australia successfully hosted the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup in 2022, which drew record crowds in attendance, broadcast, and digital. Basketball fans will have the chance to witness a potential rematch between Australia and China, who faced off in the Women’s World Cup Semi-Finals matchup that drew nearly 12,000 fans to the Sydney Superdome.

You can find the downloadable versions of the official logo here.

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About FIBA Women's Asia Cup 2023 - Division A
FIBA Women's Asia Cup 2023 - Division A - will mark the 30th edition of the event, and will see 8 teams battle for the coveted title. The event will be hosted by Australia.
 
For further information, visit the official website or follow FIBA Women's Asia Cup on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. 

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