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Game Updates

October 12, 2024

Debutants Kriol Star Stumble as Stade Malien Secures Hard-Fought Victory

Game Report: Stade Malien defeated Kriol Star 81-76 in a thrilling match on Game Day 2 of the Road to BAL 2025 Tournament. After trailing at halftime, Mahamane Coulibaly's strong second-half performance secured the team's much-needed victory.

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October 12, 2024

Knights Collapse as Desperate Barrolle Cling to BAL Hopes

Game Report: Mighty Barrolle secured a crucial 73-69 win against Ghana’s Spintex Knights, stopping a two-game losing streak and keeping their Basketball Africa League 2025 hopes alive. Omar Samba's 20-point double-double and dominant rebounding propelled Barrolle to the much-needed victory.

Game Updates

October 12, 2024

Coton's Comeback: Mighty Barrolle Choke in Dramatic Clash

Game Report: Elan Coton staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Mighty Barrolle 74-69 in the Road to BAL 2025 Tournament. After trailing by 13 points, Coton surged ahead in the third quarter, ultimately securing their first tournament win and showcasing resilience.

Game Updates

October 12, 2024

Home Heroes Al Ahly Tripoli Annihilate Stade Malien 85-66 in Road to BAL Opener!

Game Report: Al Ahly Tripoli dominated Mali champions Stade Malien 85-66 in the Road to BAL 2025 opener. Despite Stade Malien's resilience, Al Ahly's Micheal Eric starred with 23 points, leading his team to a convincing victory in front of a passionate home crowd.

Game Updates

October 12, 2024

Spintex Knights Upset Elan Coton 82-69 in Road to BAL 2025 Opener!

Game Report: In a stunning upset, Spintex Knights defeated top-tier veterans Elan Coton 82-69 in the West Division—Group B opener of the Road to BAL 2025 Tournament. James Amotoe led the Knights with 21 points and helped showcase the Ghana League champions' tactical acumen despite both teams' poor shooting.

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August 19, 2024

Rwanda Dominates Lebanon 80-62 in FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup Pre-Qualifying Opener

Rwanda dominated Lebanon 80-62 in the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 Pre-Qualifying opener. Led by Bella Murekatete's 24 points, Rwanda's aggressive defence and efficient offence, including 20 team assists, established a commanding lead, setting a solid foundation for the tournament.