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June 10, 2026

BAL Season 6 Finale: History Made as Tigers Claw Multiple Awards

History made as debutants RSSB Tigers of Rwanda won their first BAL title in front of a stunned crowd in Kigali with some players and officials bagging multiple honours in what was a thrilling and fitting ending to the sixth season of the Basketball Africa League.

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June 10, 2026

RSSB Tigers are your 2026 BAL champions

RSSB Tigers rewrite history as the new kids on the block, edging Petro de Luanda 90-88 to claim the championship. Tigers erased a 20-point deficit to claim the championship in a nail biting final.

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May 26, 2026

Petro de Luanda Rally Past Dar City to Reach BAL 2026 Semi-finals

Angolan giants Petro de Luanda overturned a first-leg deficit to eliminate Tanzania’s Dar City and secure a place in the semi-finals of the 2026 Basketball Africa League (BAL) playoffs after a dramatic two-game quarter-final series in Kigali.

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May 24, 2026

Dar City shatter Petro’s Kigali return in thunderous BAL upset

Dar City delivered the biggest shock of the 2026 BAL Playoffs on Saturday, stunning former champions Petro de Luanda 88-82 in Kigali and ending the Angolans’ aura of invincibility with a fearless, relentless fourth-quarter demolition.

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April 4, 2026

Petro de Luanda book sixth straight BAL Finals appearance

Petro de Luanda extended their BAL dominance, clinching a sixth straight playoff berth after overpowering Dar City in Pretoria, using defensive intensity and depth to turn a competitive start into a commanding 100–75 victory.

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March 30, 2026

BAL's Kalahari Day 3 press conference

Day 3 of the Kalahari conference had games whose results results came down to the wire. Petro de Luanda succumbed to the roar of RSSB Tigers in a jaw-dropping game 82-78 powered by the heroic shot of Antino Jackson Jr. While the hosts, Johannesburg Giants were narrowly edged by Nairobi City Thunder (71-65).