Dennis Kamariki
409 Articles
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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.
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No slowing down for City Thunder as new season tips off
Thunder’s offseason has seen them rope in talented players from the domestic league and abroad, as they aim to qualify for this season’s Basketball Africa League (BAL).The new arrivals include Kenyans Tylor Okari Ongwae, Eugene Adera, Derrick Mekenye Ogechi and Tom Bush Wamukota.The others...
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Strathmore Blades can only get sharper, says Ochieng after weekend defeat
The weekend defeat was their first of the season and Ochieng believes all is not lost.
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Coach Oluoch: This is why Africa Nazarene lost in weekend league matches
Oluoch admitted that the ladies team were somehow overconfident in meeting the newbies.
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KPA finish fourth in Basketball League Africa (WBLA) Qualifiers
Al Ahly Sporting Club of Egypt are the new regional champions after defeating REG of Rwanda 93-68 in the final.
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Equity Hawks claw Tanzania’s Vijana Queens in Africa League Zone Five classification match
The Bankers will now play for the 5th place playoff on Saturday against JKL Lady of Uganda, while Vijana Queens will tackle Gladiators of Burundi for the 7th place playoff after the former lost 77-45 to the Ugandan side.
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KPA hit Equity Hawks to storm Basketball League Zone 5 Qualifiers semis
In other matches reigning continental champions, Al Ahly Sporting Club of Egypt eased to the semi-final after a 130-47 rout over Vijana Queens of Tanzania.
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Ojukwu backs lukewarm KPA to defend FIBA Zone V title
The dockers are bidding to defend their title and, in the process, punch a ticket to represent the region in the Women's Basketball League Africa next year in Dakar, Senegal.Ojukwu has, however, backed his charges to recover in time for the quarter-final phase.