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Game Updates

September 9, 2025

U16 AfroBasket Women: Egypt Records Biggest Win Against Kenya in Kigali

Egypt overpowered Kenya 92-29. Dana Abdalaa scored 19 points, Leila Eissa added 17, and Egypt’s bench outscored Kenya 43-2. The Pharaohs also controlled the paint and turnovers, showcasing relentless dominance in the group-stage victory.

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May 26, 2025

Obadiah Noel’s Game-Winning Three Sends APR Past Nairobi City Thunder to BAL Playoffs in Thriller

APR stunned Nairobi City Thunder 77–74 in a BAL Nile Conference thriller, sealed by Obadiah Noel’s clutch three-pointer. Aliou Diarra and Youssoupha Ndoye led the fightback as APR booked their ticket to the BAL Playoffs in Pretoria.

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May 25, 2025

Nairobi City Thunder Outlasts MBB in Gritty Nile Conference Battle to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive

Nairobi City Thunder edged MBB 85-76 in a tense Nile Conference clash. Led by Albert Odero’s 23 points, Thunder’s balanced scoring and fourth-quarter dominance kept playoff hopes alive heading into a decisive final day in Kigali.

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May 22, 2025

Al Ahli SC Clinches BAL Playoff Spot After 104-91 Thriller Against Thunder

Al Ahli SC became the first 2025 Nile Conference team to reach the BAL playoffs after a thrilling 104-91 win over Nairobi City Thunder. Jean Jacques Boissy starred, while Sadi and Agada delivered dominant double-doubles.

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May 21, 2025

Robinson Opong’s Clutch Three Lifts MBB to Historic First BAL Win Over Nairobi Thunder

Robinson Opong’s game-winning three-pointer sealed Made by Ball Basketball’s first-ever BAL victory, edging Nairobi City Thunder in a dramatic Nile Conference clash. Pieter Prinsloo’s 30-point double-double powered MBB’s comeback, keeping their playoff hopes alive in style.

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May 20, 2025

Al Ahly Tripoli Smash BAL Scoring Record in 115–87 Win Over Nairobi City Thunder in Kigali

Al Ahly Tripoli broke the BAL scoring record with a 115–87 win over Nairobi City Thunder. Boissy led with 30 points, while Thunder’s second loss raised concerns ahead of their next Nile Conference clash in Kigali, Rwanda.