Glo, a player for the Lausanne 3×3 team, launched the new “Courtside Confessions” media format during the Swiss 3×3 basketball intersaison, offering a quick-fire look inside the Elite Women Tour.
The Lausanne player answered rapid-fire questions covering personal preferences, tournament venues, and locker-room dynamics across the national circuit. She also selected the next player to feature in the interview series.
Asked about her off-court habits, Glo shared that her hidden talent is cooking and her ultimate daily meal would be linguine alle vongole. She dislikes bananas and sloped outdoor courts at Mies, while naming Chris Brown as the celebrity she would most want to spend an evening with.
“Une série : Suits,” she said, identifying her favorite repeat-viewing material. If she won one million in the lottery, she stated she would buy a private island to live on alone.
On food debates, she declared pineapple pizza a crime while choosing raclette over fondue and a Migros lemon iced tea over peach. She puts milk in her cereal bowl before the cereal and prefers playing in a heavy heatwave rather than under the rain.
For a tournament stage to be successful, Glo highlighted the need for good music, an undefeated group stage, and ultimately the tournament victory. Upon arrival at any venue, her first ritual is greeting Tamara.
She identified her dream Swiss venue location as the lakeside in Neuchâtel. Her favorite tour memory came during the Union 3×3 tournament when her squad dropped a group stage match to an opponent before defeating that same team in the final.
Glo revealed teammate insights across the Elite Women Tour, naming Precious Johnson as the toughest one-on-one defender she faces. She credited Naomi Takyi as the tour’s top shooter, best-styled player, and winner of an on-court dance contest.
Cheyma Ben Nour brings the most pre-game energy and shares the title of most frequently arriving late or first, while Alice Recanati boasts the highest basketball IQ and best celebrations. Vlado was tapped as the ideal sideline coach, Léane Durtreste as the primary trash-talker, and Loreen Burkhalter as the player suited for reality television.
Concluding the inaugural feature, Glo directed a direct challenge to Naomi Takyi for the next installment of the format.
“Si elle n’en a pas marre de perdre contre Lausanne et ne veut pas nous rejoindre du coup ?” Glo asked regarding Takyi.
