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Game Updates

May 25, 2025

Al Ahli Tripoli Outguns APR in 106-102 Classic to Stay Perfect in BAL Nile Conference

Al Ahli Tripoli edged APR 106-102 in Kigali to remain unbeaten in the BAL Nile Conference. Led by Jaylen Adams’ 26-point performance, the Libyan champs sealed their fifth straight win with elite shooting and sharp execution.

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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

Boissy, Badrush Ignite Al Ahli’s Stunning BAL Win Over APR to Stay Unbeaten in Nile Conference

Boissy’s 27 points and Badrush’s all-round brilliance powered Al Ahli to a dominant 90-68 win over APR, extending their BAL unbeaten run. With Diarra sidelined, APR faltered as Al Ahli took one step closer to Pretoria qualification.

Game Updates

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.

Game Updates

May 20, 2025

Boissy Torches MBB as Al Ahli Hold Off Late Comeback in BAL Playoff Push Thriller

MBB battled fiercely but fell 87–77 to Al Ahli in a thrilling BAL encounter. Despite standout efforts from Lenard Jr and Mooring, Boissy’s 28-point masterclass pushed Al Ahli one step closer to the Basketball Africa League playoffs in Pretoria

Tournament News

February 25, 2025

Libya Holds Off Uganda 69-66 in Thrilling Finale, Finishes AfroBasket Qualifiers on a High

Backed by a passionate home crowd, Libya edged Uganda 69-66 in their final AfroBasket Qualifiers game. Naseim Ismail Salem Badrush led with 17 points, while Uganda’s late comeback fell short despite Deng John Geu’s 25-point effort.