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Vol. 01 — No. 07
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Nigeria’s Junior D’Tigress Secure Semi-Final Spot with Victory Over Egypt at the FIBA U18 Women’s Afrobasket

Ink Man·12 September 2024
Nigeria’s Junior D’Tigress Secure Semi-Final Spot with Victory Over Egypt at the FIBA U18 Women’s Afrobasket

The Junior D’Tigress of Nigeria have continued their impressive run at the 2024 FIBA U18 Women’s Afrobasket Championship, defeating Egypt 66-51 in a thrilling quarter-final clash in Pretoria, South Africa.

From the first quarter, the Nigerian team set the pace with a strong display of teamwork, resilience, and solid defense. Despite Egypt’s attempts to claw back into the game, Nigeria’s tactical edge and superior athleticism carried them through to the end. The victory secured their spot in the semi-finals, where they will face Uganda for a chance to advance to the finals.

The Junior D’Tigress have been a force to be reckoned with throughout the tournament, showcasing the rich talent pool in Nigerian basketball. The team’s chemistry and determination were evident in their performance against Egypt, as they dominated both ends of the court.

As the team prepares to face Uganda, expectations are high, and Nigerian fans are rallying behind these young athletes. Their journey has been an inspiring one, as they continue to show that the future of Nigerian basketball is bright.

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We wish the Junior D’Tigress all the best in the semi-finals. Keep flying the flag high, girls!

Nigeria’s Junior D’Tigress Secure Semi-Final Spot with Victory Over Egypt at the FIBA U18 Women’s Afrobasket
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