Meet Team Australia's 3x3 Teams

Get to know the Gangurrus and Wombats selected to represent Australia, from seasoned champions to exciting Commonwealth Games debutants.

WOMBATS WOMEN

HANNAH DODD 

Age: 34 
Classification: 1.0 
Hometown: Oak Flats, NSW 
Current team: Sydney Uni Lions / Wollongong Roller Hawks 
3x3 debut: 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games 

A low-point player whose speed, positioning and defensive work are invaluable in the fast-paced 3x3 format, Dodd makes her Commonwealth Games return after helping Australia win silver in Birmingham. 

 

GEORGIA MUNRO-COOK 

Age: 32 
Classification: 4.5 
Hometown: Sydney, NSW 
Current team: Sydney Blues 
3x3 debut: 2025 IWBF 3x3 World Championships 

One of the squad's most experienced players, Munro-Cook provides scoring, rebounding and a physical presence around the basket after also representing Australia at Birmingham 2022.

 

TAISHAR OVENS

Age: 28 
Classification: 1.0 
Hometown: Perth, WA 
Current team: Victoria Wonders / Red Dust Heelers 
3x3 debut: 2025 IWBF 3X3 World Championships 

A quick and energetic low-point player who brings defensive pressure, relentless hustle and strong off-ball movement to the Wombats line-up. 

 

EBONY STEVENSON 

Age: 16 
Classification: 3.0 
Hometown: Perth, WA 
Current team: Perth Wheelcats 
3x3 debut: 2025 IWBF 3X3 World Championships 

At just 16, Stevenson is one of Australia's brightest young wheelchair basketball talents. She brings energy, fearlessness and versatility to her first Commonwealth Games campaign. 

 

WOMBATS MEN

TOMAS KLEIN 

Age: 25 
Classification: 3.0 
Hometown: Melbourne, VIC 
Current team: Victoria Marvels 
3x3 debut: 2025 IWBF Asia Oceania Cup 

One of Australia's emerging wheelchair basketball stars, Klein has gained valuable experience with German powerhouse RSB Thuringia Bulls and is set for his Commonwealth Games debut.  

 

EITHEN LEARD 

Age: 20 
Classification: 2.0 
Hometown: Brisbane, QLD 
Current team: Southern Districts Spartans 
3x3 debut: 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games 

Selected for the Australian Rollers at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, Leard is a fast and relentless guard whose speed makes him a constant threat in transition. 

 

TOM O'NEILL-THORNE 

Age: 29 
Classification: 3.0 
Hometown: Darwin/Nhulunbuy, NT 
Current team: Manly Wheel Eagles 
3x3 debut: 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games 

One of Australia's leading wheelchair basketball players, O'Neill-Thorne competes professionally in Spain with CD Ilunion and arrives in Glasgow after starring for the Rollers at the Toronto Invitational. 

 

LUKE POPLE 

Age: 35 
Classification: 2.5 
Hometown: Wollongong, NSW 
Current team: Wollongong Roller Hawks 
3x3 debut: 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games 

A vastly experienced leader, Pople returns for his second Commonwealth Games. His physicality, composure and basketball IQ make him a cornerstone of the Wombats squad. 

 

GANGURRUS WOMEN

 

AMY ATWELL 

Age: 28
Height: 183cm
Hometown: Perth, WA 
Current team: Canberra Capitals 
3x3 debut:  2023 FIBA 3x3 Women's Series - Wuhan Stop 

An Olympian with the Australian Opals, Atwell is widely regarded as one of Australia's premier shooters and has made an immediate impact since joining the Gangurrus program.  

 

EMMA CLARKE 

Age: 26 
Height: 186cm
Hometown: Perth, WA 
Current team: Townsville Fire
3x3 debut:  2023 FIBA 3x3 Women's Series - Wuhan Stop 
 

A key member of Australia's new-generation Gangurrus squad, Clarke brings athleticism, defensive versatility and pace. Despite being just 26, she has already made 47 international appearances. 

 

LARA MCSPADDEN 

Age: 27
Height: 194cm
Hometown: Newcastle, NSW
Current team: Keilor Thunder
3x3 debut:  2025 FIBA 3x3 Women's Series – Chengdu Stop 

One of Australia's toughest and most physical 3x3 players, McSpadden provides rebounding, interior scoring and defensive presence while bringing valuable international experience. 

 

MARENA WHITTLE 

Age: 32
Height: 180cm
Hometown: Melbourne, VIC
Current team: Reyer Venezia
3x3 debut: 2019 FIBA 3x3 World Cup Qualifiers 
 

Australia's most decorated and experienced 3x3 athlete, Whittle holds the national record for international appearances (190). She has represented Australia at the Olympic Games, World Cups, Asia Cups and Commonwealth Games. 

 

GANGURRUS WOMEN

 

JONAH ANTONIO 

Age: 29
Height: 194cm
Hometown: Perth, WA
Current team: East Perth Eagles
3x3 debut: 2025 FIBA 3x3 Champions Cup 

One of Australia's most dynamic 3x3 playmakers, Antonio combines speed, shot-making and creativity. He was part of Australia's silver medal-winning team at the 2026 FIBA 3x3 World Cup.  

 

JARRED BAIRSTOW 

Age: 33
Height: 200cm
Hometown: Brisbane, QLD 
Current team: Brisbane Capitals 
3x3 debut: 2025 FIBA 3x3 EXE Series

Bairstow made his international debut at the FIBA 3x3 World Cup and brings size, strength and veteran leadership to the Gangurrus frontcourt. 

 

SAM MCDANIEL 

Age: 30
Height: 198cm
Hometown: Adelaide, SA
Current team: Brisbane Bullets
3x3 debut: 2026 FIBA 3x3 Champions Cup 
 

An explosive scorer and relentless defender, McDaniel has quickly become a key contributor for the Gangurrus. 

 

JESSE WAGSTAFF 

Age: 40
Height: 201cm
Hometown: Perth, WA
Current team: Perth Wildcats 
3x3 debut: 2022 FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup 

Six-time NBL champion Jesse Wagstaff has successfully transitioned his leadership and experience into the 3x3 format. He won Commonwealth Games gold with Australia's 5v5 team on the Gold Coast in 2018 before helping the Gangurrus claim silver in Birmingham four years later. 

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