The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between sprint, COD, CODD and functional status in polish women’s national teams: volleyball and basketball 3x3. A total of 23 athletes: 12 volleyball players (age:18 ± 0years; body height:183 ± 7cm; body weight:70 ± 8kg) and 11 basketball players (age:26 ± 4 years; body height:180 ± 6cm; body weight:73 ± 10kg) participated in the study. Athletes were tested for the following measures: FMS test, Y-Balance test, joints range of motion measurements, maximal sprint test (14m) and modified COD test (14m). COD deficit was calculated by subtracting COD speed time from sprint speed time. A value of p < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. There was no significant correlation between sprint and CODD results in basketball team. In volleyball team there was a positive and significant correlation between COD, sprint and CODD. There was a negative and significant correlation between Y-Balance scores and sprint test results in the basketball team. Basketball team had a positive significant correlation between hip rotations and COD results. Volleyball team results of the upper back rotations and sprint test were found to have a negative significant correlation. There was a negative significant correlation between shoulder movements and COD and CODD results in volleyball team.