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Sierra Leonean - Men Basketball
YSC, YMCA in Play-Off Semi - May 23, 2008 (by Kristian Santiago)
By Sahr Morris Jr (The Concord)
YSC and YMCA will challenge each other today in the Western Area Basketball Association (WABA) at the National Stadium Basketball court in the best of three semi final playoff.
According to WABA organizing secretary, Alhaji Haroun Sesay four teams, YSC, YMCA, Canon Royals, and Central Phoenix, made it to the semi finals after a hectic first round competition Canon Royals will also engage Central Phoenix in the second match of the day.
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By Sahr Morris Jr (The Concord)
YSC and YMCA will challenge each other today in the Western Area Basketball Association (WABA) at the National Stadium Basketball court in the best of three semi final playoff.
According to WABA organizing secretary, Alhaji Haroun Sesay four teams, YSC, YMCA, Canon Royals, and Central Phoenix, made it to the semi finals after a hectic first round competition Canon Royals will also engage Central Phoenix in the second match of the day.
Sesay revealed that the teams will play each other three times.
'If any team wins two matches they will automatically qualify to the play off finals which will also be played on best of three,' Sesay said.
He also revealed that WABA has held a day seminar with the clubs where explained the game new rules.
Sesay warned none semifinalist players, officials and fans that they (WABA) will not tolerate any ball in the court except the playing teams.
How they qualified to semi finals YSC 6. Bel - Air Canon Royals 7. Forceans YMCA 8. Ashonix Central Phoenix 9. Freetown Lakers Lumley Dreams 10. Dinka B
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Bangura top-scored for Qadsia in the Quarterfinals - May 22, 2008 (by Eurobasket News)
The hosting Qadsia and its Alpha Bangura (197-F/G-80, college: St.John's) had to leave the Asia Champions Cup early after they were held off by Riyadi in the quarterfinal. The team did not make it to the semis of the tournament with 80:91 loss.
The hosts had somehow unconvincing performance during the preliminary round and finished their Pool just at the 4th spot. Thus they had to face the top-seeded Riyadi in the opening round of the knockout stage.
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The hosting Qadsia and its Alpha Bangura (197-F/G-80, college: St.John's) had to leave the Asia Champions Cup early after they were held off by Riyadi in the quarterfinal. The team did not make it to the semis of the tournament with 80:91 loss.
The hosts had somehow unconvincing performance during the preliminary round and finished their Pool just at the 4th spot. Thus they had to face the top-seeded Riyadi in the opening round of the knockout stage. Qadsia threw everything they have to keep competitive in this one. They were supported by a sell-out crowd and looked ready to challenge the Lebanese outfit from the start. The teams traded baskets at the start but the experienced Riyadi squad found the way to enjoy a 22:19 lead after the starting frame. Qadsia remained close throughout the second period with Alpha Bangura leading the charge for the hosts. Riyadi however did not allow the home team to step in front and completed the first half up by 4 points. The breakthrough for the visitors came early in the third stanza as Omar Turk and Ali Mahmoud converted some fastbreaks and Riyadi jumped to a 66:54 lead. Qadsia ran out of steam in the fourth stanza as they never threatened the advantage seriously allowing Riyadi to coast to an overall victory. Fadi El Khatib provided 28 points to pace the winners. Ahmad Ismail knocked down 24 points, while Omar Turk scored 17 in a win. Alpha Bangura dropped 24 points for Qadsia. Abdul Aziz Mohammad added 15 points in a losing effort. So now Riyadi will take on the Cup defending champions SABA Battery in the semifinal tomorrow.
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Alpha Bangura top-scores twice for his team - Apr 29, 2008 (by Eurobasket News)
Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut was stronger than As Seeb 105:59 in the first game of 21st Arab Clubs Championship. The team from Lebanon together with Alpha Bangura (197-F/G-80, college: St.John's) controlled the whole game, but As Seeb could be proud of the second quarter. They stun the favorites to close the gap to 46:30. Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut was led by Alpha Bangura who scored 20 points. Sabah Khoury nailed 18, whilst Micah Brand had 17.
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Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut was stronger than As Seeb 105:59 in the first game of 21st Arab Clubs Championship. The team from Lebanon together with Alpha Bangura (197-F/G-80, college: St.John's) controlled the whole game, but As Seeb could be proud of the second quarter. They stun the favorites to close the gap to 46:30. Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut was led by Alpha Bangura who scored 20 points. Sabah Khoury nailed 18, whilst Micah Brand had 17. Neslon N'Gao top-scored in the losing side with 16 points.
Alpha Bangura and his Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut lost the second game to Kuwait 97:92. Trailing 11 points after the first quarter Al Kuwait SC produced a good second half to benefit from the game. Andre Pitts led the winners with 25 points. Ira Clark scored 23 points and made 12 board, while Ahmad Al Mutairi posted 17. Alpha Bangura shined in the losing effort with 35 points. As there were three teams in the group Al Kuwait SC top it with 2-0 record. Al Kuwait SC did not look fresh enough in the opening tip of the game and had to follow Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut. The latter controlled the quarter and had 26:15 after the first period. They left the court for the big break in front having 53:49 advantage.
Al Kuwait SC woke up fully in the third quarter and grabbed 76:69 after the end of it. The last quarter was a good one to see and Al Kuwait SC led the game to the win. After the end of the Group D Al Kuwait SC advanced to Group F where it will play with An Nasr, Al Nasr and Orthodox. Group E will have Zain, Maghreb de Fes, Sporting Al Riyadi Beirut and Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut.
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CB Almeria signs Bart-Williams - Aug 9, 2007
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Sesay moves to Milano - Jul 31, 2007
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Sierra Leonians in Japan, Italy and Spain - Sep 26, 2006
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Bart-Williams and Bangura both active in Spain - Feb 6, 2006
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Ansu Sesay , a diamond from Sierra Leone - Oct 27, 2005
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National Team Roster - Sep 28, 2005
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Bangura signed in Israel - Sep 28, 2005
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Moses Sonko and Alpha Bangura represent Sierra Leone abroad - Sep 19, 2005
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Freetown Ballin - Sep 16, 2005
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Philosophy behind the cooperation between the Sierra Leone national Team and k1x- Nation of Hoop - Sep 16, 2005
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