Anderson Affi is the first player of the week this season - Mar 8, 2010 (by Kristian Santiago)
Anderson Affi (195-F-82) was named 'Player of the Week' after scoring 23 points for ABC in their 60-44 winner over Generation on the first day of competition in the N1A (Ivorian Championship).
The box scores of the first round:
ABC - GBC 60-44
ABC : Affi Anderson (23) ; Kokoun A (19) ; Traore Seydou (7) ; Nguessan N (3) ; Yao A (2 ) Abo K (2) ; Fofana A (2) ; Coulibaly P (2)
GBC : Adjoumani R (13) ; Kone K [read more]
Anderson Affi (195-F-82) was named 'Player of the Week' after scoring 23 points for ABC in their 60-44 winner over Generation on the first day of competition in the N1A (Ivorian Championship).
The box scores of the first round:
ABC - GBC 60-44 ABC : Affi Anderson (23) ; Kokoun A (19) ; Traore Seydou (7) ; Nguessan N (3) ; Yao A (2 ) Abo K (2) ; Fofana A (2) ; Coulibaly P (2) GBC : Adjoumani R (13) ; Kone K.S (12) ; Ouattara S (7) ; Diomande M (7) ; Saba R (2) ; Diallo A (2) ; Yeo O (1)
Ermess - Phenix 70-57 ERMESS : Meite A. (16), Gnahoue M. (12), Sidibe O. (10), Pohoulou S. (6), Coulibaly A. (6), Gnagno A. (5), Fadiga B. (5), Akatchi K. (4), Zadi S. (3), Zokou A. (3) PHENIX : Yeboue A. (20), Kouibonhi J. (11), Diop A. (9), Abdoul K. (7), Kanga T. (4), Djakaridja S. (2), Bokobri A. (2), Kouetoh J. (1), Ouattara K (1)
Zenith - OBC 64-52 OBC : Koutouan R (17) , Ngardinga E (9), Camara D (8), Kamara F (6), Affi F (4), Aman V (3) Kouassi A (2), Keita H (2), Oueza A (1). ZENITH : Diakite I (13), Toh H (12), Mian T (11), N'Guessan K (11), Akasson K. (10), Toure T (6), Hallage J. J (1)
IVESTP - SOA 69-51 SOA : Toe K T (14), Lagui B B (9), Kone K (8), Ble K K R (8), Akadiri M (7), N'Dri E P V (2), Behibro K L (2), Cisse M (1) IVESTP : Traore A (12), Nana A (11), Toure G S (10), Traore M (9), Me F O (8), Tapa G (6), Coulibaly M (2), Kouassi K M (1)
AFRICAIN PLAYERS AT NCAA Division 1 - Feb 17, 2010 (by Carlos Pereira)
IVORY COAST
Charles Abouo 1,96m (6-5) Brigham Young Un.
Ousmane Cisse sr 2,03m (6-8) Eastern Illinois Un.
Patrick Konan fr 1,95m (6-5) Liberty Un.
Vassy Banny jr 2,10m (6-11) Montana Un.
SENEGAL
Papa Lo so 86 2,06m (6-9) Bryant Un.
Papa Guisse sr 85 2,03m (6-8) Cal State Fullerton Un.
Ibrahima Thomas jr 87 2,10m (6-11) Cincinnati Un.
Mame Bocar Ba sr 2,06m (6-9) Colorado St. Un.
Amadou Mbodji sr 2,08m (6-10) Jacksonville St.
Youssoupha Mbao fr 2,17m (7-2) Marquette Un [read more]
IVORY COAST Charles Abouo 1,96m (6-5) Brigham Young Un. Ousmane Cisse sr 2,03m (6-8) Eastern Illinois Un. Patrick Konan fr 1,95m (6-5) Liberty Un. Vassy Banny jr 2,10m (6-11) Montana Un.
SENEGAL Papa Lo so 86 2,06m (6-9) Bryant Un. Papa Guisse sr 85 2,03m (6-8) Cal State Fullerton Un. Ibrahima Thomas jr 87 2,10m (6-11) Cincinnati Un. Mame Bocar Ba sr 2,06m (6-9) Colorado St. Un. Amadou Mbodji sr 2,08m (6-10) Jacksonville St. Youssoupha Mbao fr 2,17m (7-2) Marquette Un. Makhtar Diop so 1,98m (6-6) New Mexico St. Abdoulaye NDoye 2,13m (7-0) New Mexico St. Hamady Mdiaye sr 2,13m (7-0) Rutgers Un. Papa Dia jr 2,08m (6-9) Southern Methodist Un. Mouhammad Faye sr 2,08m (6-9) Southern Methodist Un Assane Sene so 2,13m (7-0) Virginia Un. Djibril Thiam jr 2,08m (6-10) Wyoming Un. Abdou Niang fr 2,06m (6-9) Western Illinois Un.
RCA William Kossangue sr 86 1,98m (6-6)
CAMEROON Olivier Siewe fr 1,98m Campbell Un. Patrick Lienqueu fr 1,93m (6-4) Colgate Un. Herve Kouna so 1,98m (6-6) Dartmouth Un. Cedric Essola sr 2,08m (6-9) Florida Intern. Patrick Bouli sr 1,88m (6-2) Manhattan Col. Georges Fotso sr 2,06m (6-9) Murray State Un. Radar Onguetou sr 1,96m (6-5) New Hampshhire Emmanuel Bidias AMoute sr 2,01m (6-8) Texas st. Un. Eric Vianney sr 1,88m (6-2) Tulane Un. Steve Tchiengang so 2,08m (6-9) Vanderbilt Un.
GHANA Asenso Ampin jr 1,98m (6-6) Colombia Un. Bawa Muniru fr 2,10m (6-11) Indiana Un. Paul Darkwa fr 2,01m (6-7) Wright St. Un.
NIGERIA Charles Okwandu jr 2,13m (7-0) Connecticut Un. Kene Obi so 2,17m (7-2) DePaul Un. Solomon Alabi so 2,15m (7-1) Florida St. Un. Joseph Katuka jr 2,10m (6-11) George Washington Un. Dinma Odiakosa sr 2,03m (6-8) Illinois St. Un. Lawrence Nwevo sr 2,03m (6-8) Lamar Un. Talib Zanna fr 2,06m (6-9) Pittsburgh Un. Brian Okame fr 2,13m (7-0) Rutgers Un. Dele Coker jr 2,08m (6-10) St. Johns Un. Temi Adebayo so 2,10m (6-11) Saint Joseph Un. Eric Micheal so 2,10m (6-11) Temple Un. Emmanuel Negedu so 2,01m (6-7) Tennessee Un. Abiakam Onyekautukwu sr 2,01m (6-7) Texas Southern Un. Festus Ezeli so 2,10m (6-11) Vandetbilt Un. Solomom Tat sr 1,96m (6-5) Virginia Un. Julius Francis fr 2,10m (6-11) Wintrop Un. Emeka Okafur so 2,01m (6-7) Western Illinois Un.
GAMBIA Tijan Jobe sr 2,13m (7-0) Indiana Un.
ZAMBIA Given Kalipinde fr 1,91m (6-3) Loyola Marymount Un. Artur Zulu sr 2,03m (6-8) Sam Houston St Un.
MALI Djibril Coulibaly so 2,06m (6-9) Maniatan Col. Alpha N`Diaye jr 2,01m (6-8) Sacramento St. Un. Cheick Kone so 2,08m (6-10) Texas Christian Un.
CAPE VERDE Vinny Lima jr 2,08m (6-10) Northeastern Un.
SOUTH AFRICA Andrew Goba sr 2,06m (6-9) Stony Brook Un.
KENYA Ishmael Awange so 2,08m (6-10) Texas Arlington Un.
BENIN Mouphtaou Yarou fr 2,08m (6-10) Villanova Un. LIBERIA Burleigh Porte sr 2,03m (6-8) Wisconsin-Milwaukee Un.
2011 Afrobasket for Men Bid: Nigeria Federation president confidence of chances - Jan 27, 2010 (by Olusegun Ikuesan)
President of the Nigeria Basketball Federation President (NBBF), Tijjani Umar, has expressed confidence on the chances of the country winning the 2011 FIBA African Championship for Men.
Umar affirmed that it is only a matter of time before the country would be announced as the substantial host of the competition by the continental ruling body, FIBA Africa.
The NBBF boss says the federation has the endorsement of the Nigeria Minister for Sports, Engr [read more]
President of the Nigeria Basketball Federation President (NBBF), Tijjani Umar, has expressed confidence on the chances of the country winning the 2011 FIBA African Championship for Men.
Umar affirmed that it is only a matter of time before the country would be announced as the substantial host of the competition by the continental ruling body, FIBA Africa.
The NBBF boss says the federation has the endorsement of the Nigeria Minister for Sports, Engr. Sani Ndanusa to pursue the bid to its logical conclusion as the federation set machinery in motion to receive FIBA Africa team who are expected in the country to inspect facilities of the country bid city, Abuja.
We have the full support of the Federal Ministry of Sports and the Government of Nigeria to bid for the 2011 Afrobasket for Men. We have prepared well and we have all the facility needed for this level of championship, so we are very optimistic to emerge as the host country for the 2011 event, Umar said confidently.
The NBBF boss who led a four man delegation comprises of the 1st Vice President Mukthar Khaleh who is also a member of the Central Board of FIBA Africa as President of FIBA Africa Zone-III, Tagwai Yusuf and Mustapha Suleiman to formally present the bid document to the Central Board of FIBA Africa last weekend in Cairo, Egypt.
He added that the continental basketball body has set up an inspection committee that would visit the bidding countries soon to inspect facilities on ground.
The inspection team will be led by the Secretary General of the African body Dr. Alphonse Bile and other members of FIBA Africa will be in the country to inspect facilities at the Abuja National Stadium in April this year.
Nigeria is bidding for the 2011 Africa biggest basketball showpiece The Nations Cup which will serve as 2012 London Olympic Games qualifiers alongside, Cote dIvoire and Madagascar.
It will be recalled that Nigeria stepped down for Libya as host of the 16th edition of the competition won by Angola last year. Michael Efevberha (196-G-84, college: Cal.St. Northridge)
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