Who will be in the play-offs: Bizerte or Monastir? - Jan 19, 2012 (by Kristian Santiago)
Ten days ago, The game between CA Bizerte and US Monastir had to be stopped due to violence on the court. Monastir had been announced as the winner, but it was not made clear if the 49-43 has been taken over into the standings or a 2-0 forfeit-win due to the incidents without any points for CAB? No decisions had been made by the federation back then so the outcome of the game remained unknown to all parties involved
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Ten days ago, The game between CA Bizerte and US Monastir had to be stopped due to violence on the court. Monastir had been announced as the winner, but it was not made clear if the 49-43 has been taken over into the standings or a 2-0 forfeit-win due to the incidents without any points for CAB? No decisions had been made by the federation back then so the outcome of the game remained unknown to all parties involved. After the end of the preliminary stage, both CAB and USM are on fourth place tied and a decision has to be made by the FTBB to decide which team advances to the play-offs. Whatever the decision will be, the involved teams will be fielding a protest that is for sure... Already qualified for the play-offs are: Sahel, Rades, Kairouan, La Goulette, Tunis, Ezzahra and Nabeul.
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E.S.Sahel and C.Africain on top of the groups - Jan 14, 2012 (by Eurobasket News )
E.S.Sahel and C.Africain on top of the groups after the latest victories. ES Sahel smashed 4th placed ES Rades 86-62. It ended at the same time the three-game winning streak of ES Rades. Undefeated ES Sahel have an impressive series of eleven victories in a row. Club Africain managed to secure a 4-point victory 73-69 over CA Bizerte. The victory was the third consecutive win for Club Africain
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E.S.Sahel and C.Africain on top of the groups after the latest victories. ES Sahel smashed 4th placed ES Rades 86-62. It ended at the same time the three-game winning streak of ES Rades. Undefeated ES Sahel have an impressive series of eleven victories in a row. Club Africain managed to secure a 4-point victory 73-69 over CA Bizerte. The victory was the third consecutive win for Club Africain. The game between third ranked ESG and sixth ranked JS Kairouan was the most important one in the last round on Tuesday night. ESG was crushed by JS Kairouan in Kairouan 79-54. It ended at the same time the four-game winning streak of ESG. Bottom-ranked C.S. Cheminots is still winless. This time they lost on the road their 11th consecutive match to twelfth ranked ASC Bizerte 64:45 on Tuesday evening. U.S. Monastir crushed at home AS Hammamet by 38 points 86-48, which is the biggest margin this round on Tuesday night. The victory was the third consecutive win for U.S. Monastir. In the last game of round 13 Ezzahra won against JS Manazeh on the opponent's court 83-70.
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Impressed greatly by Tunisia - Dec 30, 2011 (by Joshua Jones)
Hello world, I just wanted to update my blog and say how impressed I am with Tunisia and also with the professionalism of my club Stade Nabeulien. This is a very beautiful country and the team has done a great job with giving me everything I need to make me feel at home. Also, I was welcomed by two a day practices which is not a bad thing at this point in the season. The team has great players as well as a great coach and manager and they all have knowledge of the game
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Hello world, I just wanted to update my blog and say how impressed I am with Tunisia and also with the professionalism of my club Stade Nabeulien. This is a very beautiful country and the team has done a great job with giving me everything I need to make me feel at home. Also, I was welcomed by two a day practices which is not a bad thing at this point in the season. The team has great players as well as a great coach and manager and they all have knowledge of the game. I know the tradition of this club and I look forward to helping bring the championship back here. To all my fellow ball players overseas enjoy your new year as we all hope 2012 has something great in store. Until next time... Joshua Jones (196-G-83, college: Dillard)
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E.S.Sahel remains undefeated - Dec 28, 2011
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Athletes' Outstanding Achievements - Dec 27, 2011
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Ben Romdhane leads club to African crown - Dec 25, 2011
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Pan Arab Games: Egypt edge Tunisia to clinch Bronze - Dec 22, 2011
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Pan Arab Games: Jordan entered the Final game - Dec 21, 2011
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26th ACCM: Union Bank lost woefully to Etoile du Sahel 69-113 - Dec 20, 2011
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Pan Arab Games: Egypt earn first win at second stage - Dec 18, 2011
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26th ACCM: ESS in record win, humble Malabo Kings 127-61 - Dec 18, 2011
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Pan Arab Games. Tunisia open second round with victory - Dec 17, 2011
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26th ACCM: Etoile secure last-8 ticket beat Chabab 84-62 - Dec 17, 2011
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Pan Arab Games: Tunisia keep the perfect record - Dec 16, 2011
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26th ACCM: Jet-lag Hoopers lose to ESS 57-73 - Dec 15, 2011
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Tunisia starts with two victories in Doha - Dec 12, 2011
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26th African Cup of Champion clubs: Tunisia's Etoile to play on Tuesday Angola's Atletico Petroleos . - Dec 12, 2011
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ESG signs Lybian center Turki - Nov 29, 2011
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ES Sahel names twelve for African Club Championships - Nov 29, 2011
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E.S.Sahel, Etoile Sportive Goulettoise and C.A.Bizerte keep the perfect record - Nov 1, 2011
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