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2022 World Cup Qualifying Draw

November 23, 2021 by Andrew

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After the host cities were announced last week, the draw was conducted on Tuesday for the four qualifying groups that will play in February to determine the rest of the field for the main tournament in Australia in September.

Australia qualifies as hosts and the United States qualifies as Olympic champions, but both will still play in these tournaments.  The top two teams besides them in their groups will qualify while the top three teams in the other groups will qualify.  Belgrade will host two tournaments with hosts Serbia welcoming Australia along with Brazil and South Korea, whose game figures to be critical for the third spot in the group.  The other group there features France and China.  Nigeria and Mali were drawn in the group as well with the two African teams automatically being placed together so that each region has representation in the final tournament.  Japan will host a group in Osaka and will host a Canada team in transition while the two surprise European teams from Eurobasket, Belarus and Bosnia and Herzegovina, were also drawn there.  In the Washington, D.C. group, Puerto Rico faces a very tough task even if they might have a mild geographical advantage as the United States will take one spot and Belgium and Russia figure to join them.

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AfroBasket Final September 25th-26th

September 26, 2021 by Andrew

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The consolation bracket finished play on Saturday as Salimata Berte helped Ivory Coast past Angola 62-57 for 7th place.  Soraya Degheidy had a good game for Egypt, but Mozambique won the 5th place game 69-62.  Hosts Cameroon earned a medal on Sunday with a 53-49 win over Senegal.  Mali pushed Nigeria for most of the half, but Nigeria built a big lead in the second half to complete their title defense with a 70-59 win.

September 25, 2021

7th Place:

Angola vs. Ivory Coast 57-62 ANG Peso 13 Lucas 10 Gala 8/8r Golome 8 Manuel 6/8r Pequeno 5/6r Daniel 3 Mpaka 2 Matiquite 2 Miguel 0 Goncalves 0 Pascoal DNP CIV Berte 21 K. Kouyate 12/7r Konate 9 Sahie 8 Sieza 4/7r Amani 4 Diawara 2 Djedjemel 2 M. Kouyate 0 Kone 0 Ouraga 0 Diarrasouba DNP

5th Place:

Egypt vs. Mozambique 62-69 EGY Degheidy 24 Elgedawy 19/9r Elsharaawy 7 Soliman 6 Abdelnabi 2 Amer 2 Moussa 2 N. Abdelalim 0 Ahmed 0 Merssal DNP Taha DNP R. Abdelalim DNP MOZ Mucauro 15/11r Chiziane 14 Mafanela 10/18r/6a Gimo 10 Seda 7/10r Pereira 5 Cossa 4 Covane 2 Henriques 2 Veloso DNP Mabjaia DNP Pinto DNP

September 26, 2021

3rd Place:

Cameroon vs. Senegal 53-49 CMR Effa 15 Weledji 13 Guotue 11 Fankam 5/6r Ewodo 4 Ngukoug 3 Green 2 Nkoyock 0 Lonlack 0 Tientcheu 0 Ekah DNP Ndoli DNP SEN B. Dieme 12/6r Sy-Diop 10 Diop 8 Diarra 6/6r Sylla 5 Sarr 4 Sene 2 Niang 2 Ndiaye 0 Ndao 0 Fall 0 I. Dieme DNP

1st Place:

Mali vs. Nigeria 59-70 MLI M. Coulibaly 13/9r Kone 12/11r N’Diaye 9 N. Traore 7 Sangare 4/6r Dembele 4 A. Traore 4 K. Coulibaly 3/6r Maiga 3 Doumbia 0 Sissoko DNP Haidara DNP NGR Macaulay 15 Ibekwe 13/10r Kalu 13 Elonu 12 Amukamara 6 Okonkwo 5 Chidom 4 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 2 Ogoke 0 Enabosi 0 Akaraiwe 0 Musa 0

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AfroBasket Semifinals September 24th

September 24, 2021 by Andrew

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September 24, 2021

Consolation Bracket:

The consolation bracket games were played first on a busy Friday and both ended up being good ones.  Mozambique fended off Ivory Coast 59-57 in the first game.  Nadine Soliman then led Egypt past Cristina Matiquite and Angola 82-76.

Ivory Coast vs. Mozambique 57-59 CIV Sahie 19 Berte 9/6r Sieza 7/6r K. Kouyate 6/6r M. Kouyate 6 Amani 5 Diawara 3/9r Djedjemel 2 Kone 0 Diarrasouba DNP Ouraga DNP Konate DNP MOZ Mucauro 13/8r/7a Seda 13/8r Mafanela 11/9r Mabjaia 7 Chiziane 6 Gimo 6 Cossa 3 Covane 0 Veloso 0 Pereira 0 Pinto DNP Henriques DNP

Egypt vs. Angola 82-76 EGY Soliman 29/8r Elgedawy 16/10r Degheidy 10 Elshaarawy 7 Ahmed 6 Moussa 5/6a N. Abdelalim 4 Abdelnabi 3 Amer 2 Merssal 0 Taha DNP R. Abdelalim DNP ANG Matiquite 24/10r Manuel 14/8r Mpaka 10 Goncalves 7 Pequeno 6 Gala 4 Lucas 3 Peso 3 Daniel 3 Miguel 2 Pascoal DNP Golome DNP

Semifinals:

Cameroon rode the wave of momentum from their fans to take the lead early, but Mali worked their way back into the game and did just enough at the end to hang on for a 52-51 win.  In the last game, Nigeria had the better start and kept the margin at a safe distance in a 73-63 win over Senegal.

Cameroon vs. Mali 51-52 CMR Fankam 12/12r Weledji 9 Effa 8/7r Green 7 Ewodo 7 Lonlack 2 Guotue 2 Nkoyock 2 Ngukoug 2 Tientcheu 0 Ekah DNP Ndoli DNP MLI N’Diaye 12 Maiga 11 M. Coulibaly 8 Sangare 8 Kone 6 K. Coulibaly 5/6r N. Traore 2 Doumbia 0 Dembele 0 A. Traore 0 Sissoko DNP Haidara DNP

Nigeria vs. Senegal 73-63 NGR Okonkwo 16/7r Ibekwe 14/6r Elonu 12 Macaulay 9/7r Amukamara 8 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 4 Ogoke 4 Kalu 3 Chidom 3 Enabosi 0 Musa 0 Akaraiwe 0 SEN Sy-Diop 18 Diop 14 Ndiaye 11 Sarr 10 B. Dieme 8 Sene 2 Diarra 0 Ndao 0 I. Dieme 0 Fall 0 Niang 0 Sylla 0

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AfroBasket Quarterfinals September 23rd

September 23, 2021 by Andrew

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September 23, 2021

The quarterfinals were played on Thursday beginning with Nigeria using a fast start to roll past Ivory Coast 72-56.  Their next opponent is Senegal, which beat Mozambique 74-46.  Cameroon looked like it had a solid lead, but Egypt trimmed the gap before falling to the hosts 67-61.  Mali ended the day with a clean sweep for the group winners after a 74-53 win over Angola.  All of these teams are in action on Friday.

Nigeria vs. Ivory Coast 72-56 NGR Kalu 17/6a Okonkwo 14 Macaulay 13/7r Amukamara 11 Elonu 5/6r Ibekwe 4 Ogoke 3 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 2 Chidom 2 Enabosi 1 Musa 0 Akaraiwe 0 CIV Berte 13 Diawara 11 K. Kouyate 9/7r Sahie 9 M. Kouyate 7 Konate 3 Amani 2 Ouraga 2 Sieza 0/9r Kone 0 Djedjemel 0 Diarrasouba DNP

Senegal vs. Mozambique 74-46 SEN Sy-Diop 17 B. Dieme 10/7a Diop 8/7r Sarr 8 Ndao 8 Sene 5 Niang 5 Diarra 4 Ndiaye 3 Sylla 2 I. Dieme 2 Fall 2 MOZ Cossa 10 Covane 9 Seda 8/10r Mucauro 6 Gimo 5 Mafanela 4/6r Chiziane 3 Pereira 1 Mabjaia 0 Pinto 0 Veloso 0 Henriques 0

Cameroon vs. Egypt 67-61 CMR Effa 19/8r Fankam 16/18r Lonlack 7 Green 6/7a Ewodo 5 Weledji 4 Guotue 4 Nkoyock 4 Ngukoug 2 Ekah DNP Ndoli DNP Tientcheu DNP EGY Elgedawy 19/16r Degheidy 16 Soliman 12 Amer 6/7r Moussa 3/6a N. Abdelalim 3 Elshaarawy 2 Abdelnabi 0 Merssal DNP Ahmed DNP Taha DNP R. Abdelalim DNP

Mali vs. Angola 74-53 MLI Kone 14/10r N’Diaye 14 M. Coulibaly 11/14r K. Coulibaly 9 Maiga 5 Dembele 5 N. Traore 4 A. Traore 4 Doumbia 4 Haidara 3 Sangare 1 Sissoko 0 ANG Matiquite 15/6r Peso 11/13r Pequeno 10/6r Goncalves 10 Lucas 3 Mpaka 3 Daniel 1 Manuel 0 Miguel 0 Gala 0 Pascoal DNP Golome DNP

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AfroBasket 2021 Day 3 September 20th

September 21, 2021 by Andrew

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September 20, 2021

The last day of group play had teams contending for the top spots and first-round byes in the elimination stage.  All teams will have Tuesday off with the knockout round starting Wednesday.

Group A:

Cameroon had the tiebreaker advantage from a bigger first win so there was no panic with an early Cape Verde lead before the hosts dominated the rest of the game to win 71-40.

Cape Verde vs. Cameroon 40-71 CPV Jo. Vaz 12 Livramento 7 Fernandes 7 Andrade 4/8r Mendes 3 Evora 3 Correia 2/7r Leitao 2 Pires 0 Bento 0 Almeida DNP Je. Vaz DNP CMR Nkoyock 17 Weledji 13/6r Effa 12 Ewodo 11 Green 6/9a Lonlack 6 Fankam 4 Ngokoug 2 Guotue 0/10r Ndoli 0 Ekah 0 Tientcheu 0

Standings: Cameroon 2-0, Kenya 1-1, Cape Verde 0-2

Group B:

The group stage ended with Nigeria’s 85-65 win over Angola.

Angola vs. Nigeria 65-85 ANG Lucas 19 Matiquite 15/7r Daniel 8 Peso 8 Manuel 7/10r Miguel 5 Gala 3 Golome 0 Goncalves 0 Pequeno 0 Mpaka 0 Pascoal 0 NGR Kalu 12 Chidom 10/6r Okonkwo 10/6r Elonu 10 Amukamara 10 Ibekwe 9/8r Enabosi 9 Macaulay 8/6r Musa 3 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 2 Ogoke 2 Akaraiwe 0

Standings: Nigeria 2-0, Angola 1-1, Mozambique 0-2

Group C:

Senegal built a solid lead in the first half and captured this group with a 78-63 win over Egypt.

Egypt vs. Senegal 63-78 EGY Degheidy 16 Elgedawy 14/6r Soliman 14 Amer 10/6r Abdelalim 5 Abdelnabi 4 Moussa 0 Merssal 0 Ahmed 0 Elshaarawy 0 Taha DNP Abdelalim DNP SEN Diop 19/6r/8s Niang 19 Sarr 12 Sy-Diop 8/6r Sene 8/6r Diarra 4/9r Ndao 4 B. Dieme 2 Fall 2 Ndiaye 0 I. Dieme 0 Sylla DNP

Standings: Senegal 2-0, Egypt 1-1, Guinea 0-2

Group D:

The day started in this group and Laetitia Sahie helped the Ivory Coast build a lead going into the final quarter, but Djeneba N’Diaye and Mali rallied for a 76-63 win.

Ivory Coast vs. Mali 63-76 CIV Sahie 24/8r Diawara 15 K. Kouyate 9 Berte 6 Amani 5 M. Kouyate 4/6r Sieza 0 Djedjemel 0 A. Kone 0 Diarrasouba DNP Ouraga DNP Konate DNP MLI N’Diaye 23 M. Coulibaly 14/12r S. Kone 10/6a K. Coulibaly 9/8r A. Traore 8 Dembele 6/7r Maiga 2 N. Traore 2 Doumbia 2 Sangare 0 Haidara 0 Sissoko DNP

Standings: Mali 2-0, Ivory Coast 1-1, Tunisia 0-2

Bracket:

Cameroon vs. winner Egypt vs. Tunisia
Mali vs. winner Angola vs. Cape Verde
Nigeria vs. winner Ivory Coast vs. Guinea
Senegal vs. winner Kenya vs. Mozambique

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AfroBasket 2021 Day 2 September 19th

September 19, 2021 by Andrew

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September 19, 2021

The tournament continued on Sunday with the last four teams getting to make their debuts.  Four teams finished group stage play and now have rest before their next games.

Group A:

The last game of the day saw Cape Verde be the final team to start their tournament with a close game ending as a Kenya managed a 61-58 win.

Kenya vs. Cape Verde 61-58 KEN Reynolds 17 Akinyi 14 Wanyama 8/10r Okumu 7 Wasuda 4/9r Mwangale 4/6a M. Otieno 4 Ouma 3 Owino 0 G. Otieno 0 Omondi DNP Opicho DNP CPV Jo. Vaz 18/12r/7s Livramento 16 Fernandes 9 Andrade 8/10r Leitao 4 Mendes 3 Evora 0 Pires 0 Correia 0 Almeida DNP Je. Vaz DNP Bento DNP

Group B:

The great rivals squared off in this group and Angola had a good start in this competition to secure a 70-61 win over Mozambique.  Their next game will be against Nigeria for the top spot in the group while Mozambique will prepare as a last place team.

Mozambique vs. Angola 61-70 MOZ Mucauro 16 Mafanela 11/7r Chiziane 11 Seda 9/9r Cossa 7 Veloso 5 Gimo 2 Mabjaia 0 Covane 0 Pereira 0 Pinto DNP Henriques DNP ANG Peso 17/9r Lucas 12 Matiquite 8/8r Pequeno 6 Daniel 6 Mpaka 6 Golome 4 Goncalves 4 Gala 4 Miguel 3 Manuel 0 Pascoal 0

Group C:

This group started the day and Nadine Soliman and Egypt dominated the second half for a 102-58 win over Aicha Mara and Guinea.  Having played their two group games, Guinea is locked in to last place while Egypt will face Senegal for the top spot.

Guinea vs. Egypt 58-102 GUI Mara 21 Mbaye 13 Kaba 10/10r Jallow 5 Bah 5 Diallo 2 Soumah 2 Berete 0 Diawara 0 Camara DNP Toure DNP Konte DNP EGY Soliman 20/7r Degheidy 16/7r Amer 15 Ahmed 14 N. Abdelalim 12/8r Elgedawy 11 Abdelnabi 5 Merssal 5 Moussa 4/7a Elshaarawy 0 Taha 0 R. Abdelalim 0

Group D:

Salimata Berte led Ivory Coast to a 69-49 opening win over Tunisia, which is the last place team in the group.  The Ivory Coast-Mali game on Monday will determine the group winner.

Tunisia vs. Ivory Coast 49-69 TUN Loubiri 17 Shili 12/8r Trabelsi 11 H. Hamrouni 5 Laouini 2 Baccar 2 Hamzaoui 0/6r M. Hamrouni 0 Mallat 0 Rebai 0 Nasri 0 Abidi DNP CIV Berte 20 Sahie 16/6r Diawara 11/7r K. Kouyate 9/17r/6s Sieza 5/8r Konate 3 Amani 3 M. Kouyate 2 Kone 0 Ouraga 0 Diarrasouba 0 Djedjemel 0

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AfroBasket 2021 Day 1 September 18th

September 18, 2021 by Andrew

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September 18, 2021

The tournament started in Yaounde in Cameroon on Saturday.  The twelve teams are divided into four groups with results determining placement in the bracket as all teams will qualify for the knockout round.  The key games are the semifinals as the winners will not only qualify for the final, but also take spots in next year’s World Cup qualifiers.

Group A:

The hosts are in this group and opened with a 74-50 win over Kenya as they welcomed back a key player and integrated a number of new players into their team.

Cameroon vs. Kenya 74-50 CMR Ewodo 16/7r Fankam 15/11r Effa 12/6r Guotue 6/6r Green 6/6a Weledji 5 Lonlack 5 Nkoyock 4 Ngukong 3/7r Ndoli 2 Ekah 0 Tientcheu 0 KEN Wanyama 12/10r Mwangale 12 C. Akinyi 8/7r Owino 6 M. Otieno 4 Okumu 4 Reynolds 2 Wasuda 2 Ouma 0 Omondi DNP G. Otieno DNP Opicho DNP

Group B:

The day ended with two-time defending champions Nigeria getting a test from Mozambique, whose participation was in doubt before funding was secured, before dominating the second half to win

Nigeria vs. Mozambique 67-50 NGR Kalu 17 Elonu 13/7r Chidom 8 Ogoke 8 Ibekwe 7 Macaulay 5/9r Okonkwo 2 Amukamara 2 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 2 Akaraiwe 2 Enabosi 1 Musa 0 MOZ Seda 12/6r Chiziane 12 Cossa 9 Mucauro 6/7r/6s Pereira 4 Gimo 3 Mafanela 2 Veloso 2 Mabjaia 0 Henriques 0 Covane 0 Pinto 0

Group C:

The day started in this group with an easy 100-31 win over a Guinea team that was happy to make it to the tournament after losing their qualifier, but making it to the field with other teams not available.

Senegal vs. Guinea 100-31 SEN Diop 19/8r Niang 14 Ndiaye 13/6r Diarra 12/7r Ndao 10 Sy-Diop 9/6s Sarr 6/9r Fall 5/6a Sylla 5 Sene 4 I. Dieme 2 B. Dieme 1/8a GUI Kaba 8 Mara 6 Jallow 4 Berete 4 Bah 4 Diawara 3 Soumah 2 Diallo 0 Mbaye 0 Camara 0 Toure DNP Konte DNP

Group D:

The second game of the day was not competitive either as Mali rolled past Tunisia 101-39.

Mali vs. Tunisia 101-39 MLI N’Diaye 18/6s Kone 14/11r A. Traore 14/6r M. Coulibaly 12/6r K. Coulibaly 9/6a Dembele 8 Haidara 7 Sangare 6/8r Maiga 6 Doumbia 5 N. Traore 2 Sissoko 0 TUN Loubiri 16 M. Hamrouni 11 Laouini 4/6r H. Hamrouni 4 Shili 3 Rebai 1 Trabelsi 0 Hamzaoui 0 Abidi 0 Nasri 0 Baccar 0 Mallat 0

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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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