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PDPGuy:
Nigeria 62-42 Mali

My bro thanks for the updates. God bless you.

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Danielnino00:
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Thanks for the updates

Nigeria 69-51
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excel101:
Thanks for the updates

You’re welcome

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FT: Nigeria 79-58 Mali

PDPGuy:
FT: Nigeria 79-58 Mali

Thanks bro
how many 3pts did we score /concede?

This girl right here is slowly overtaking Evelyn Akhator as my favourite D'Tigress player.

Congratulations to our ladies!!!!

steady986:
This girl right here is slowly overtaking Evelyn Akhator as my favourite D'Tigress player.

She has been my favourite right from the world cup. She can score and defend as if her life depends on it.
A commentator once said "she's like a bug on your body when defending".

somehow:


Thanks bro

how many 3pts did we score /concede?

D’Tigress converted 32% of their attempts, Mali 22%

steady986:
This girl right here is slowly overtaking Evelyn Akhator as my favourite D'Tigress player.

Ezinne kalu..
Excellent player.

isaiah9:
She has been my favourite right from the world cup. She can score and defend as if her life depends on it.
A commentator once said "she's like a bug on your body when defending".

And she's fine too. I'll be watching her closely from now on.

The final tips off at 7pm Nigerian time, on Sunday.

The 3rd place game starts at 4:30pm on Sunday as well

D’Tigress have now won 13 straight Afrobasket matches, and 19 consecutive quarters in the tournament stretching back to the last three quarters of the 2017 final v. Senegal.

She is an integral part of the team, more so probably the most valuable in the last two games, but I don't think she is taking over as the most valuable player. They are not playing through the post, where Akhator plays from. Probably cos, she is constantly double-teamed or the coach is trying other options just incase she is off. Nonetheless, Akhator was massive once again with 13 rebounds, of which about half were offensive, which translates to second-chance points. She was the most efficient player, you could see she was efficient from the field as well although she only had 6 attempts.

steady986:
This girl right here is slowly overtaking Evelyn Akhator as my favourite D'Tigress player.

TSRC:

Ezinne kalu..
Excellent player.

Ezinne...the warrior s warrior

Senegal won 60-57

PDPGuy:

D’Tigress converted 32% of their attempts, Mali 22%

Oga which kind work you come give me so? You add to my curiosity because this didn't answer my question na.

BTW, do we have a thread for D'Tigers?

steady986:
This girl right here is slowly overtaking Evelyn Akhator as my favourite D'Tigress player.

she

somehow:


Oga which kind work you come give me so? You add to my curiosity because this didn't answer my question na.

BTW, do we have a thread for D'Tigers?

There is no Tigers thread...
Well, I only recall Mali hitting two 3-pointers, and Nigeria hitting 4

PDPGuy:

There is no Tigers thread...
Well, I only recall Mali hitting two 3-pointers, and Nigeria hitting 4

planning on opening any?

Actually ended 9:4 3pts
28% to 21%

Seems the coach heard me

somehow:


planning on opening any?

Actually ended 9:4 3pts
28% to 21%

Seems the coach heard me

Nah. I’m fine with this thread
Funny enough, D’Tigress scored the most 3-pointers in the semifinals

FIBA Africa has conducted the draws for the African Women Pre-Olympic qualifying tournament. The six teams were divided as follows:

Group A: Nigeria, Mozambique, and Democratic Republic of Congo.

Group B: Senegal, Mali, and Angola.

The African Olympic prequalifying tournament will run from November 14-17 in a yet to be named host country.

The group winners will advance to the Women’s Olympic qualifying tournaments, of which there will be 12 teams divided into four separate groups, to be held in February 2020. The top 3 teams in each WOQT group qualify for the Olympics.

Guys, I won’t be able to post updates for the third place or final matches. But I trust some of you to step up to the plate.

PDPGuy:
Guys, I won’t be able to post updates for the third place or final matches. But I trust some of you to step up to the plate.

God willing I'll be available.

Danielnino00:

God willing I'll be available.

How far?

steady986:
This girl right here is slowly overtaking Evelyn Akhator as my favourite D'Tigress player.

You obviously know something about basketball.
She has been our best player so far.
Evelyn tho will always be the engine

Guys, the Senegalese fans are not joking around oo, they are definitely there to cheer their girls