Namibian Basketball Federation Plans AGM - Nov 10, 2011
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THE Namibian Basketball Federation will have an urgent Special AGM this weekend, its acting Secretary General Penda Hangala announced yesterday.
According to Hangala, the adhoc assembly was requested by the Regional Basketball Associations' Presidents in September in order to 'critically discuss the general lack of basketball development in their respective regions and to use this platform to recall those elected members who in their opinion were or are not active.'
He added that the Special AGM will also address the appointment of the secretary general and appoint a task team to look at the NBF constitution as well as to develop a Basketball Development Plan of Action with the emphases on youth development.
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During the first week of December, the NBF also plans to host a Community Development Basketball tournament and the FIBA 3 on 3 Basketball test tournament that will see local participants rub shoulders with their counterparts from SADC and beyond.
The event received N$35 000 worth of backing from Bank Windhoek's Social Investment Fund on Tuesday. Courtesy of: Namibian
Second Basketball High-Performance Centre Opens - 12 days ago
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The Namibian Basketball Federation in Walvis Bay opened its second high performance center on 21 June. Under guidance of coach Sylvester Goraseb and Namibian Basketball Federation's German expert Frank Albin, a selected group of 12 young talents started working on their fundamentals [read more]
The Namibian Basketball Federation in Walvis Bay opened its second high performance center on 21 June. Under guidance of coach Sylvester Goraseb and Namibian Basketball Federation's German expert Frank Albin, a selected group of 12 young talents started working on their fundamentals. During the following weeks, the players and local coaches are supposed to follow the practice plan given by Namibia Basketball Federation which shall guarantee that all selected players achieve a minimum skill level. The first high-performance centre was established in April in Tsumeb and the players have been making a lot of progress since then. Soon after its opening, the high-performance centre in Walvis Bay hosted a mini basketball event in honour of the Olympic Day. Around 50 players, coaches and teachers from various primary schools took part. The boys and girls learned the basics of dribbling, passing and shooting; harnessing their new horned skills in various contests and games. Courtesy of: economist.com.na
DHL Titans became 2016 champions. In the Final series they beat the Lions 3-1 in the KBA 2016 league finals. They grabbed the win at the UNAM gym hall. After being tied at 1-1, DHL Titans posted another two victories to clinch the title. Earlier in the Semifinals DHL Titans overcame the Wolves. [read more]
DHL Titans became 2016 champions. In the Final series they beat the Lions 3-1 in the KBA 2016 league finals. They grabbed the win at the UNAM gym hall. After being tied at 1-1, DHL Titans posted another two victories to clinch the title. Earlier in the Semifinals DHL Titans overcame the Wolves.
Under 20 Team Departs for Ausc Games in Angola - 6 months ago
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Team Namibia left for Luanda, Angola yesterday for the 2016 African Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region Five Under-20 Youth Games, which start on Wednesday and end on 19 December. Namibia will compete in football (women), basketball (men), track and field events, boxing, netball, swimming and tennis. A delegation of 150 people, including 120 able-bodied and disabled athletes, are representing the country [read more]
Team Namibia left for Luanda, Angola yesterday for the 2016 African Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region Five Under-20 Youth Games, which start on Wednesday and end on 19 December. Namibia will compete in football (women), basketball (men), track and field events, boxing, netball, swimming and tennis. A delegation of 150 people, including 120 able-bodied and disabled athletes, are representing the country. General team manager Musutua Tjeripo, who is from the Namibia Sports Commission, told Nampa on Tuesday the athletes were in a training camp for the past week and are ready to compete. "We had to cut the team from over 200 athletes to 120 due to financial constraints, but we are going to fight for medals," he said. Coaches, administrators and medical personnel will accompany the athletes. Tjeripo was confident that despite having a smaller team, they are going to improve on Namibia's last performance at the 2014 Region Five Games held in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Namibia ended fifth overall with 45 medals (seven gold, 15 silver and 23 bronze). South Africa were the overall winners with 121 medals of which 64 were gold, followed by Zimbabwe with 92 medals (18 gold); Angola third with 20 medals (11 gold); and Botswana fourth with 32 medals (eight gold). Courtesy of: namibian.com.na
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