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Africa Champions Cup Finals December 14th

December 14, 2019 by Andrew

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December 14, 2019

The final day of play started with Ifunaya Okoro having a big game for MFM Queens to help them avoid last place with a 71-59 win even though Djefarima Diawara and Mariama Kouyate finished strong tournaments for Energie.  The fifth place game was close, but INSS emerged with a 54-49 win over Force Armee et Police.  Hosts Al Ahly did not reach the heights they wanted, but Kelsey Mitchell helped send the home fans happy in Cairo with a medal after an 88-65 win over Shawnta Dyer and their Alexandria rivals Sporting before the finale on Saturday.  That final more than lived up to the hype with a rematch of last year’s championship game.  Italee Lucas, this time flanked by Robyn Parks, was ready to get Inter the win and some revenge, but Ferroviario came back to force overtime.  The trio of Sarah Ogoke, who played every second of the game, Odelia Mafanela, and Ingvild Mucauro got the champions the lead and they held on a for a 91-90 win to keep the trophy for another year.

7th Place:

MFM Queens vs. Energie 71-59 MFM Okoro 23/7r/8a/7s Bhadmus 11 Chinyere 10/10r EBC Diawara 25/11r Kouyate 21/16r

5th Place:

Force Armee et Police vs. I.N.S.S. 49-54 FAP Thomas 12/9r Green 12/6s Edimo 10 INSS Nyoka 15/7r

3rd Place:

Al Ahly vs. Sporting 88-65 ALH Mitchell 33 Degheidy 18/7r Youssef 14 Nunn 4/14r Elsharaawy 0 SPO Dyer 21/9r Bakr 15 Helwa 14/6r

1st Place:

Inter Clube vs. Ferroviario Maputo 90-91(OT) GDI Lucas 31/9r/8a Parks 24/7r/6a Traore 18/8r Jorge 11 CFM Ogoke 22/7r/6a Mafanela 22/7r Mucauro 20/14r/6a Gimo 17/10r Chiziane 2

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Africa Champions Cup Semifinals December 13th

December 13, 2019 by Andrew

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December 13, 2019

Semifinals:

After a day off, the teams resumed the chase for the continental crown.  Ferroviario is one game away from defending their title after an 86-70 win over Shawnta Dyer and Sporting.  Inter looked to be joining them, but Kelsey Mitchell started taking over the game for hosts Al Ahly only to see brilliant efforts from Astou Traore and Robyn Parks get the visitors across the line with an 86-85 triumph as Italee Lucas also chipped in with a triple-double.

Ferroviario Maputo vs. Sporting 86-70 CFM Akonga 18/7r Mucauro 17 Mafanela 16 Ogoke 5 Chiziane 5 SPO Dyer 23/14r Bakr 15/8a Amer 13 Chambers 2

Inter Clube vs. Al Ahly 86-85 GDI Traore 32 Parks 27/7r Lucas 16/12r/10a ALH Mitchell 37/7a Nunn 14/18r Abdelalim 11/6r Elsharaawy 10/11r

5th Place:

The day started in the consolation bracket as the combination of Djefarima Diawara and Mariama Kouyate was not enough for Energie in an 86-58 loss to INSS.  Force Armee et Police beat MFM Queens 60-42.

Energie vs. I.N.S.S. 58-86 EBC Diawara 25/21r Kouyate 20/17r INSS Muadi 14/12r Londa 14/9r Ngobeleza 11 Balonaya 10

Force Armee et Police vs. MFM Queens 60-42 FAP Green 17 Thomas 14/15r MFM Nzekwe 12

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Africa Champions Cup Quarterfinals December 11th

December 11, 2019 by Andrew

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December 11, 2019

The knockout round games started on Tuesday.  Defending champions Ferroviario played their quarterfinal first, beating Energie 104-40 with a strong first game for their other reinforcement Pauline Akonga.  On the other side of the bracket, Astou Traore led Inter past Force Armee et Police 81-43.  Asrar Bakr and Shawnta Dyer helped Sporting dominate the second half to beat INSS 86-42.  The hosts ended the day with a 78-62 win over MFM Queens.  Al Ahly will now face Inter in one semifinal on Friday while their rivals from Alexandria will face Ferroviario.

Energie vs. Ferroviario Maputo 40-104 EBC Diawara 16/11r Kouyate 13 CFM Akonga 21/10r Mafanela 19/9r Ogoke 15/9r Chiziane 6

Force Armee et Police vs. Inter Clube 43-81 FAP Green 17 Thomas 14/9r GDI Traore 28/9r Lucas 11/10r/7a Parks 7/11r

I.N.S.S. vs. Sporting 42-86 INSS Muadi 13/13r SPO Bakr 25 Dyer 23/7r/6s Amer 14/7r Chambers 2

MFM Queens vs. Al Ahly 62-78 MFM Subair 10 Okoro 10 ALH Mitchell 14 Youssef 12 Abdelalim 11/7r Nunn 10/10 Elsharaawy 6/6r

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Africa Champions Cup Day 4 December 10th

December 10, 2019 by Andrew

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December 10, 2019

Group A:

The final day of group play was on Tuesday and Inter finished undefeated with a 103-53 win over Energie despite the best efforts of Djefarima Diawara.  Sporting finished behind them with a 63-42 win over MFM Queens to end the day.

Energie vs. Inter Clube 53-103 ENE Diawara 32/14r Kouyate 15 GDI Traore 19/7r Lucas 13/7a Golome 12/8r Parks 12 Daniel 11 Vicente 11 Fernandes 10/7r

MFM Queens vs. Sporting 42-63 MFM Okoro 11/6r Subair 10 SPO Bakr 15 Dyer 14/10r Helwa 12/13r/8a Chambers 4

Standings: Inter Clube 3-0, Sporting 2-1, MFM Queens 1-2, Energie 0-3

Group B:

The two winless teams played first and INSS beat Force Armee et Police 56-52.  That left the battle for the group lead and Kelsey Mitchell tried to carry the hosts, but Al Ahly still fell to Ferroviario as the hosts were paced by Ingvild Mucauro and Sarah Ogoke.

Force Armee et Police vs. I.N.S.S. 52-56 FAP Green 19/6r Mbong 15/10r Thomas 5/7r INSS Muadi 17/12r Londa 11/9r Nyoka 10/10r

Ferroviario Maputo vs. Al Ahly 84-73 CFM Mucauro 25/11r Ogoke 22/9r Gimo 14 Mafanela 11/11r Chiziane 0 ALH Mitchell 30 Nunn 15/18r Adelalim 11/8r Degheidy 11 Elshaarawy 6/9r

Standings: Ferroviario Maputo 3-0, Al Ahly 2-1, I.N.S.S. 1-2, Force Armee et Police 0-3

Bracket:

Inter Clube vs. Force Armee et Police
Ah Ahly vs. MFM Queens
Sporting vs. I.N.S.S.
Ferroviario Maputo vs. Energie

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Africa Champions Cup Day 3 December 8th

December 8, 2019 by Andrew

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December 8, 2019

Group A:

Sunday’s games started in this group as Inter beat MFM Queens 79-43.

Inter Clube vs. MFM Queens 79-43 GDI Lucas 15 Manuel 12/7r Golome 10/6r Parks 7 MFM Okoro 10

Group B:

Maria Muadi led INSS, but Ferroviario continued their title defense with an 89-57 win.

I.N.S.S. vs. Ferroviario Maputo 57-89 INSS Muadi 22/10r Tshiyoyo 10 CFM Gimo 19/9r Ogoke 16/6a Henriques 11 Chiziane 11

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Africa Champions Cup Day 2 December 7th

December 7, 2019 by Andrew

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December 7, 2019

Group A:

MFM Queens in the representative from Nigeria this year and Abel Marvellous Chizi and Ifunaya Okoro led them past Djefarima Diawara and Energie 96-50.  Angolan powerhouse Inter made their debut with a couple of stars they brought in starting strong immediately as Astou Traore and Robyn Parks led them past Shawnta Dyer and Sporting 73-67.

MFM Queens vs. Energie 96-50 MFM Chizi 25/11r Okoro 21/7a Subair 12 Chinyere 10/12r ENE Diawara 28/16r

Sporting vs. Inter Clube 67-73 SPO Dyer 20/13r Amer 16 Bakr 15 Chambers 3 GDI Traore 27/9r Parks 20 Lucas 13/9r/10a

Group B:

Defending champions Ferroviario of Mozambique started play on Saturday and beat Force Armee et Police 48-40.  Kelsey Mitchell led Al Ahly again as they beat the last team to start their tournament, INSS of the Democratic of Republic of Congo, 117-53.

Ferroviario Maputo vs. Force Armee et Police 48-40 CFM Mucauro 18/10r Mafanela 10/13r Gimo 10 Ogoke 0/6r Chiziane 0 FAP Thomas 13/7r Green 12

Al Ahly vs. I.N.S.S. 117-53 ALH Mitchell 36 Degheidy 18/6a Youssef 15 Nunn 10/14r Elsharbasy 10 Elsharaawy 6/6r INSS Muadi 11/8r Mbelu 10 Tshiyoyo 10

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Africa Champions Cup Day 1 December 6th

December 6, 2019 by Andrew

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December 6, 2019

Group B:

The championship of Africa started on Friday in Egypt with eight teams.  This group started play with hosts Al Ahly having a strong debut in Cairo winning 78-47 over Force Armee et Police as their key signing Kelsey Mitchell had a good game.

Force Armee et Police vs. Al Ahly 47-78 FAP Mbong 11/7r Thomas 9/6r Green 7/7r ALH Mitchell 23 Degheidy 18 Nunn 14/13r Elshaarawy 3/9r

Group A:

The other team from Egypt started play in the other group as Sporting beat Djefarima Diawara, Mariama Kouyate, and Benin’s Energie.

Energie vs. Sporting 54-104 ENE Diawara 24/14r Kouyate 20/11r SPO Hamed 18 Bakr 16 Amer 13/11r Chambers 10/6r Dyer 8

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African Olympic Qualification Day 4 November 17th

November 17, 2019 by Andrew

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November 17, 2019

Sunday’s games would see the winners to the next round and the losers have their Olympic dreams dashed.  The first game went as expected with Nigeria beating Meiya Tirera and Mali 74-59.  Mozambique took a lead in the second game and then used the support of the home fans to surprise Senegal 56-49.

Nigeria vs. Mali 74-59 NGR Kalu 15/7r Ibekwe 14 Nyingifa 13 Macaulay 11 Elonu 10 Akhator 7 Atosu 2 Edeferioka 2 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 0 Amukamara 0 Balarabe 0 Imovbioh 0 MLI Tirera 20 K. Coulibaly 13 M. Coulibaly 11/12r N. Traore 7 N’Diaye 3 A. Traore 2 K. Maiga 2 A. Maiga 1 Gandega 0 Camara 0 Dakouo 0

Senegal vs. Mozambique 49-56 SEN Sarr 15 Dieme 10 Sy 5/6r Diarra 5 Ndiaye 5 Kamara 4 Ndao 3 Sene 2 Wane 0 Diop 0 Malou 0 Dieng DNP MOZ Mucauro 12/7r Dongue 11/6r Mafanela 9 Pereira 8 Henriques 7/7r Zita 4 Seda 4 Lhavanguane 1 Cossa 0 Ernesto DNP Sousa DNP Chiziane DNP

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Watch Last Day of Olympic Pre-Qualifying Here!

November 17, 2019 by Andrew

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Times Eastern Standard, game on Sunday in that timezone unless otherwise specified

Asia:

Auckland:

Philippines vs. China, 9:00pm Saturday:

South Korea vs. New Zealand, 11:30pm Saturday:

Kuala Lumpur:

Taiwan vs. India, 2:00am:

Japan vs. Australia, 5:00am:

Africa:

Nigeria vs. Mali, 8:30am:

Senegal vs. Mozambique, 11:00am:

Americas:

Edmonton:

Cuba vs. Puerto Rico, 3:30pm:

Dominican Republic vs. Canada, 6:00pm:

Bahia Blanca:

United States vs. Colombia, 4:30pm:

Argentina vs. Brazil, 7:00pm:

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African Olympic Qualification Day 3 November 16th

November 16, 2019 by Andrew

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November 16, 2019

Saturday was finally the first day with all the scheduled games being played as teams had already advanced to Sunday, but were playing for placement.  The Group B game started action and it was a good game with Senegal fending off Mali 58-53.  Hosts Mozambique and Nigeria finally got to play for the first time with the visitors using a strong start to win 57-48 as Leia Dongue was impressive for the home side.

Mali vs. Senegal 53-58 MLI K. Coulibaly 14/6r M. Coulibaly 12/6r Tirera 8 N. Traore 6 N’Diaye 6 K. Maiga 3 Gandega 2 A. Maiga 2 Camara 0 A. Traore DNP Dakouo DNP SEN Sy 16 Ndiaye 10 Sarr 9 Ndao 6 Sene 6 Diarra 4/8r Dieme 3/6r Wane 3 Malou 1 Kamara 0 Diop 0 Dieng DNP

Standings: Senegal 2-0, Mali 1-1, Angola 0-2

Mozambique vs. Nigeria 48-57 MOZ Dongue 26/6r Henriques 9 Mucauro 6 Mafanela 4 Zita 3 Pereira 0 Cossa 0 Lhavanguane 0 Sousa 0 Ernesto 0 Chiziane 0 Seda DNP NGR Elonu 12/9r Nyingifa 10/6s Akhator 9/12r Kalu 9/7r/6s Ibekwe 9 Amukamara 4 Balarabe 2 Imovbioh 2 Macaulay 0 Edeferioka 0 Atosu 0 Kunaiyi-Akpanah DNP

Standings: Nigeria 1-0, Mozambique 0-1

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