South Sudan recorded their second win in the FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Zone 5 qualifiers by defeating Kenya 86-69. Egypt also achieved their second victory, edging Uganda 65-62. Key players for South Sudan included Delicia Washington, while Egypt’s win was secured through crucial late-game plays. Both teams are pushing for stronger performances as the tournament progresses.
In a historic event, South Sudan celebrated their second victory in the FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Zone 5 qualifiers, defeating Kenya convincingly with a score of 86-69. This triumph followed their previous win against Rwanda in the same qualifiers. The team showcased their depth, with Delicia Washington leading the charge, supported by strong contributions from captain Adut Bulgak and Nyamuoch Teny. South Sudan’s bench strength and superior free-throw performance proved crucial in this significant win.
The FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Zone 5 qualifiers serve as a competitive platform for women’s basketball teams in East Africa. South Sudan, having participated in these qualifiers for the third time, sought to improve upon previous performances and achieve international recognition. Egypt, the host nation, also demonstrated resilience by securing their second win against Uganda, maintaining their perfect record in the tournament. The dynamics of the matches highlighted the growth of women’s basketball in the region and the evolving competitiveness among the teams.
In conclusion, South Sudan’s impressive victory over Kenya marks a significant milestone in their basketball journey, showcasing their potential in the sport. Meanwhile, Egypt continues to assert its dominance in the qualifiers despite challenges posed by Uganda. Both teams illustrate the growing competitiveness in women’s basketball within the region, with hopes for further success in forthcoming matches.
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