Historic Wins for South Sudan and Egypt in Women’s AfroBasket…

South Sudan achieved their second win in FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Zone 5 qualifiers, defeating Kenya 86-69, while Egypt narrowly overcame Uganda with a score of 65-62. Delicia Washington led South Sudan’s aggressive and effective offense, while Egypt exhibited resilience against a challenging Ugandan team. Both teams continue to pursue their goals in the ongoing tournament.

In a remarkable display of skill and determination, South Sudan secured their second victory in the FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Zone 5 qualifiers by defeating Kenya 86-69. Delicia Washington shone brightly for South Sudan with 26 points, seven assists, and six rebounds. The team significantly contributed from the bench, outscoring Kenya’s reserves 23 to 3, and showed impressive free-throw shooting accuracy.

The FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Zone 5 qualifiers are critical for teams aiming to secure a spot in the prestigious AfroBasket tournament. South Sudan’s recent victory is particularly significant as it marks only their second win in historical participation in these qualifiers, where they previously faced challenges against more established teams like Kenya. Meanwhile, Egypt continues to perform strongly, pursuing their goals within the tournament.

This recent competition highlights the evolving dynamics of women’s basketball in the region, with teams like South Sudan making strides against traditional powerhouses. Both South Sudan and Egypt exhibit promising talent and determination, setting the stage for an exciting remainder of the qualifiers as they vie for spots in the AfroBasket tournament.

Original Source: www.fiba.basketball