U18 Zone V Qualifiers: Day 2 Statistics and Facts

Day 2 of the FIBA U18 African championship Zone V Qualifiers brought yet more drama as Rwanda (Girls) lost the game on the while Kenya shot lights out from 3-point range. Both Uganda teams dominant to get easy wins and putting themselves in pole position for the ticket to the Championship. Most points (winning team)…

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June 11, 2024

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Day 2 of the FIBA U18 African championship Zone V Qualifiers brought yet more drama as Rwanda (Girls) lost the game on the while Kenya shot lights out from 3-point range.

Both Uganda teams dominant to get easy wins and putting themselves in pole position for the ticket to the Championship.

Most points (winning team)

97, Uganda vs Kenya (G)

95, Kenya vs Tanzania (B)

Most points (losing team)

69, Rwanda vs Tanzania (G)

81, Tanzania vs Kenya (B)

Least Points (winning team)

70, Tanzania vs Rwanda

78, Uganda vs Rwanda

Least points (losing team)

47, Kenya vs Uganda

49, Rwanda vs Uganda

Biggest winning margin

50, Uganda 97:47 Kenya

29, Uganda 78:49 Rwanda

Least Winning Margin

1, Rwanda 69:70 Tanzania

14, Tanzania 81:95 Kenya

Most Rebounds

72, Kenya vs Uganda

61, Kenya vs Tanzania

Most Assists

30, Uganda vs Kenya

21,Tanzania vs Kenya

Most Steals

48, Uganda vs Kenya

16, Uganda vs Rwanda

Most Blocks

5, Uganda and Kenya against each other and Rwanda vs Tanzania

9, Uganda vs Rwanda

Maxine Mazimpaka from Rwanda 📸 Toni Kamau/FUBA

Individual

Most points

23, Resty Nanangwe (UGA) vs KEN

23, Stanley Mtunguja (TZ) and Powell Owino (KEN) against each other.

Most Rebounds

19, Pendo Laizer (TZ) vs RWA

17, Patrick Githura Ndung’u (KEN) vs TZ

Most Assists

6, Christine Namyalo (UGA) vs KEN

9, Stanley Mtunguja (TZ) and Powell Owino (KEN)

Most Steals

9, Immaculate Adongpiny (UGA) and Resty Nanangwe (UGA) vs KEN

4, Powell Owino (KEN) vs TZ

Most Blocks

3, Rebecca Cyuzuzo (RWA) vs TZ

4, Yassin Hunda (TZ) vs KEN

Facts

Brigitte Nabishaka has recorded back-to-back double-doubles and is the only one to do so.

Stanley Mtunguja (TZ) and Resty Nanangwe (UGA) have scored 20+ points in consecutive games.

Uganda (Girls) had more steals (48) than Kenya had points (47).

Kenya (Girls) registered 71 turnovers against Uganda, that’s the highest in the tournament so far.

Kenya (Boys) is the first team to have 2 or more players score 20+ points in the same game. Powell Owino (23) and Patrick Githura Ndung’u (20) versus Tanzania.

Leader Boards

Points

47, Resty Nanangwe(UGA)

44, Stanley Mtunguja (TZ)

Rebounds

35, Brigitte Nabishaka (RWA)

23, Patrick Githura (KEN)

Assists

12, Christine Namyalo (UGA)

13, Stanley Mtunguja (TZ) and Powell Owino (KEN)