Dennis Kamariki
416 Articles
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Strathmore Blades out to slay Umoja in KNBL clash
Blades registered their first win of the season against league newbies NBK Phoenix last weekend.
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Zetech coach Obilo says more to come as KNBL intensifies
Sparks are third in the Kenya National Basketball Women’s Premier League standings with six points after keeping a hundred-percent winning streak after three matches.
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Sigh of relief as Blades beat Phoenix to end winless run
“We need to work on the free throws as well as how to make a kill from blunders, we missed several breaks due to poor decisions but I believe the boys will get better. It is clear to me that we are going to adjust some situations as we look forward to face Umoja next, which is a very good team,” Och...
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Action galore as basketball league action resumes
Elsewhere, Strathmore Blades head coach Tony Ochieng believes they give a good show when they face newbie in the league NBK Phoenix on Saturday saying they are a worthy opponent especially after they defeated giants KPA.
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Equity Dumas eye Umoja scalp as basketball league resumes
The bankers lost key players to Umoja including their head coach Isaac Wanyoike but Adika says his charges will be out to prove a point against the club’s former tactician in the potentially-explosive match.
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KNBL: Nson tips Umoja to build up pace after the break
The league, which is still on a festive season break, has seen Umoja collect five points after winning two matches and losing one before the break.They defeated newcomers Stanbic and Africa Nazarene University’s Wolfpacks and lost to giants Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) in their last match....
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Year-in-Review: KPA ladies flattered to deceive after relinquishing national, regional titles
Their poor show in continental basketball saw them miss out on Women Basketball League Africa (WBLA) previously known as Africa Women Basketball League (AWBL).The regional championship which took place in Amaan Indoor Arena, Tanzania saw them in fourth while their counterparts, E...
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Year 2024 in review: Nairobi City Thunder reap the rewards of sound investment
Team captain and point guard Griffins Ligare who won the playoffs’ Most Valuable Player (MVP) award attributed the success to Twende Sports – the club’s parent firm - which came in at the start of the season and changed everything.
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Ruthless City Thunder outplay South Africa’s MBB as BAL qualifiers tip off
Thunder who won the local league unbeaten last season started on a low note losing 17-19 in the opening quarter.
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Coach Brad Ibs says ambitious Thunder have eyes trained on FIBA 2025
The Elite 16 East Division will tip off Thursday 28th November to 3rd December at Kasarani Indoor Arena.