Canada&nbsp;remains perfect when playing on home soil in the 2023 FIBA Women's 3X3 Basketball Series.

Twin sisters Michelle and Katherine Plouffe, of Edmonton, Paige Crozon, of Humboldt, Sask., and Kacie Bosch of Lethbridge, Alta.&nbsp;began play at the Montreal event on Saturday with&nbsp;21-8 win over New Zealand.

The Canadians followed that up with another lopsided victory, a 21-9 drubbing&nbsp;of&nbsp;Poland before taking the court one more time in a 15-10 win over the U.S. U24 team.

Team Canada is now a perfect 13-0 at home this season, and will carry a 3-0 record&nbsp;in Pool A into their semifinal at 12:15 p.m. ET on Sunday. The&nbsp;final is set for 1:45 p.m. ET.

Canada&nbsp;previously went 5-0 when winning the Edmonton stop in July, repeating the feat&nbsp;in Quebec City last week.

With daughter Poppy by her side, Canada's Crozon chases Olympic basketball dream

Paige Crozon is raising four-year-old daughter Poppy as a single mom while also managing the Living Skies Indigenous Basketball League, serving as an assistant coach on the University of Lethbridge’s women’s basketball team and of, course, pursuing her own Olympic basketball dream.

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A single mom to Poppy, Paige Crozon has also dedicated the past four years of her life to helping Canada's women's team qualify for the Paris Olympics in 3x3 basketball.

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Canada's 17-game win streak in women's 3x3 basketball halted by Lithuania in quarterfinals

Canada will not win a fourth straight 3x3 basketball Women's Series title. Poor shooting and foul trouble was the inexperienced and new-look team's downfall in Monday's 18-15 quarterfinal loss to Lithuania in Debrecen, Hungary.

Canadian women's athlete shoots a basketball at a 3x3 tournament in Debrecen, Hungary.

Keishana Washington had six points in Canada's 18-15 quarterfinal loss to Lithuania on Monday in Debrecen, Hungary. The Canadians will return to the court this weekend at the Women's Series stop in Montreal.

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All games from the Montreal event will be streamed live on CBCSports.ca, and on the free CBC Sports and CBC Gem apps.

Canada also won the stops in Poitiers, France, and Prague, and finished third in Orleans and Bordeaux, both in France. That's good for fourth in the standings, behind China, Neftchi&nbsp;(Azerbaijan) and France.

The Women's Series culminates with the&nbsp;Ulaanbaatar Final&nbsp;in Mongolia on Sept.&nbsp;16-17.

FIBA 3x3 Women's Series Montreal: Canada vs. New Zealand

Watch Canada take on New Zealand from the 2023 FIBA Women's 3x3 Series in Montreal.

Paige Crozon, seen above at the World Cup in June, scored seven points to help Canada beat New Zealand 21-8 at the 3x3 basketball Women's Series stop in Montreal.

Canadian 3x3 women's team beats New Zealand, Poland, U.S. U24 to remain perfect on home soil

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