Uganda fell to a resolute Cape Verde, 79-71, to bundle out of the 2021 FIBA Afrobasket at the Quarterfinals stage on Thursday. The Silverbacks went down fighting in a game
QuarterfinalsWednesday, September 1*Senegal 79-74 Angola*Ivory Coast 98-50 Guinea Thursday, September 2*Tunisia Vs South Sudan – 4pm*Cape Verde Vs Uganda – 7pm Uganda’s senior men national basketball team, the Silverbacks meet
Tuesday, August 31*Nigeria 68-80 Uganda Uganda’s senior men basketball team, the Silverbacks stunned Nigeria to reach their first ever quarterfinal at the Afrobasket. The historical 80-68 win on Tuesday against
Tuesday, August 31*Nigeria Vs Uganda, 4pm*South Sudan vs Kenya, 7pm Uganda and Nigeria will be battling for a place in the quarterfinal of the ongoing 2021 FIBA Afrobasket in Kigali,
Uganda lost 88-86 against a buzzing and extremely agile South Sudan side in a thrilling Afrobasket encounter played on Sunday August 29th at the Kigali Arena. In a nail-biting and
Forward Ishmail Wainright and Shooting Guard Adam Seiko produced an outstanding show as Uganda beat Cameroon 80-66 on Friday at the 2021 FIBA Afrobasket in Kigali, Rwanda. The win resurrects
Thursday, August 26*Guinea 60-61 Central African Republic *Cape Verde 66-70 D.R. Congo*Angola 68-71 Rwanda*Egypt 81-87 Tunisia Friday, August 27*Uganda Vs Cameroon, 1pm*Kenya Vs Nigeria, 4pm*Mali Vs Ivory Coast, 7pm*South Sudan Vs
Wednesday, August 25*Nigeria 81-73 Mali *Cameroon vs South Sudan (00-20, forfeit)*Senegal 93-55 Uganda*Ivory Coast 88-70 Kenya Uganda’s national men basketball team, the Silverbacks, got their 2021 FIBA Afrobasket campaign on a low
Tuesday, August 24*Tunisia 82-46 Guinea*Central African Republic 56-72 Egypt *Rwanda 82-68 D.R. Congo*Angola 71-77 Cape Verde (overtime) Wednesday, August 25*Nigeria vs Mali, 1pm*Cameroon vs South Sudan, 4pm*Senegal Vs Uganda, 7pm*Ivory Coast Vs
Wednesday, August 25*Senegal Vs Uganda, 7pm Friday, August 27*Uganda Vs Cameroon, 1pm Sunday, August 29*South Sudan Vs Uganda, 7pm Former National team player and current JKL Dolphins coach Henry Malinga
Uganda fell to a resolute Cape Verde, 79-71, to bundle out of the 2021 FIBA Afrobasket at the Quarterfinals stage on Thursday. The Silverbacks went down fighting in a game
QuarterfinalsWednesday, September 1*Senegal 79-74 Angola*Ivory Coast 98-50 Guinea Thursday, September 2*Tunisia Vs South Sudan – 4pm*Cape Verde Vs Uganda – 7pm Uganda’s senior men national basketball team, the Silverbacks meet
Tuesday, August 31*Nigeria 68-80 Uganda Uganda’s senior men basketball team, the Silverbacks stunned Nigeria to reach their first ever quarterfinal at the Afrobasket. The historical 80-68 win on Tuesday against
Tuesday, August 31*Nigeria Vs Uganda, 4pm*South Sudan vs Kenya, 7pm Uganda and Nigeria will be battling for a place in the quarterfinal of the ongoing 2021 FIBA Afrobasket in Kigali,
Uganda lost 88-86 against a buzzing and extremely agile South Sudan side in a thrilling Afrobasket encounter played on Sunday August 29th at the Kigali Arena. In a nail-biting and
Forward Ishmail Wainright and Shooting Guard Adam Seiko produced an outstanding show as Uganda beat Cameroon 80-66 on Friday at the 2021 FIBA Afrobasket in Kigali, Rwanda. The win resurrects
Thursday, August 26*Guinea 60-61 Central African Republic *Cape Verde 66-70 D.R. Congo*Angola 68-71 Rwanda*Egypt 81-87 Tunisia Friday, August 27*Uganda Vs Cameroon, 1pm*Kenya Vs Nigeria, 4pm*Mali Vs Ivory Coast, 7pm*South Sudan Vs
Wednesday, August 25*Nigeria 81-73 Mali *Cameroon vs South Sudan (00-20, forfeit)*Senegal 93-55 Uganda*Ivory Coast 88-70 Kenya Uganda’s national men basketball team, the Silverbacks, got their 2021 FIBA Afrobasket campaign on a low
Tuesday, August 24*Tunisia 82-46 Guinea*Central African Republic 56-72 Egypt *Rwanda 82-68 D.R. Congo*Angola 71-77 Cape Verde (overtime) Wednesday, August 25*Nigeria vs Mali, 1pm*Cameroon vs South Sudan, 4pm*Senegal Vs Uganda, 7pm*Ivory Coast Vs
Wednesday, August 25*Senegal Vs Uganda, 7pm Friday, August 27*Uganda Vs Cameroon, 1pm Sunday, August 29*South Sudan Vs Uganda, 7pm Former National team player and current JKL Dolphins coach Henry Malinga
