African Women Championship (2001)

Final Standings
1. Angola
2. Algeria
3. Egypt
4. Tunisia
5. Nigeria
6. Morocco
7. Senegal
8. Ivory Coast
9. Cent.Africa
10. Mozambique
11. Mali
12. S.Africa

Standings
Group 1
Casablanca

1. Egypt 4-1
2. Tunisia 4-1
3. Marocco 3-2
4. Ivory Coast 2-3
5. Mozambique 1-4
6. Mali 1-4 
Group 2
Rabat
1. Algeria 4-1
2. Angola 4-1
3. Nigeria 4-1
4. Senegal 2-3
5. Cent. Africa 1-4
6. S.Africa 0-5

Statistics Leaders
Points

1 Miloud Dahine, MOR 21.4 
2 Romain Sato, CAF 19.0 
3 Ali Amri, TUN 17.4 
4 Amara Sy, MLI 16.8 
5 Ali Bouziane, ALG 15.8 
6 Kaimane Deus, MOZ 15.6 
7 Haytam El-Saeed, EGY 15.4 
8 Tunji Awojobi, NGR 14.8 
9 Blaise Amalabian, IVO 14.4 
10 Miguel Lutonda, ANG 14.2 

Rebounds

1 Romain Sato, CAF 10.0 
- Mounir Bouhelal, MAR 10.0 
- Mejdi Malaoui, TUN 10.0 
4 Olumide Oyedeji, NGR 8.6 
5 Ismail Ahmed, EGY 7.2 

Assists

1 Islam Ali Hassan, EGY 2.4 
2 Ismail Ahmed Ismail, EGY 1.6 
3 Osama El-Sayed, EGY 1.5 
4 Ali Bouziane, ALG 1.4 
- Blaise Amalabian, IVO 1.4

Angolan NT was the best in Africa in
2001.

The 2 best-placed teams (Angola and Algeria) qualified for the World Championship for Men 2002

  All-Star Team:
 Victoriano E. (ANG), Lutonda (ANG), Bouziane (ALG), Haytam (EGY), Amri Ali (TUN)

  Aug.12, 2001:
 Final: Angola  -  Algeria 78-68 (Lutonda 22, Monteiro 18, Conceicao 12, E.Victoriano 9, A.Victoriano 8 - Bouziane 25, Boughedir 12, Oukid 8)
3-4 places: Egypt  -  Tunisia 77-71 (El Latif 15, Ismail Ahmed 14, El-Saeed Hassan 13, Ali Hassan 13 - Slimane 25, Boulaabi 13, N'Jah 12, Amri 11)
9-10 places: Cent.Africa  -  Mozambique 79-63 (Sato 32, Mageot 9, Koundia 8 - Chipepo 19, Matai 16, Tamele 6)
11-12 places: Mali  -  S.Africa 63-54 (Niakate 13, Ibrahima Sy 12, Nouha Diakite 10 - Trayermicht 16, Gilchrist 13, Mazibuko 9)

  Aug.11, 2001 
 Semifinals:
Angola  -  Egypt 72-60 (A.Victoriano 18, Lutonda 17, E.Victoriano 13, Almeida 13 - El-Ghannam 14, Ahmed Ismail 14, El-Saeed Hassan 12)
Algeria  -  Tunisia 77-76 (Brahimi 16, Ouali 15, Boughedir 11 - Slimane 18, N'Jah 16, Essaied 14)
5-6 places: Morocco  -  Nigeria 66-79 (Abouzidi 18, Dahine 12, Rhalimi 11 - Acha 24, Oyedeji 21, Awojobi 14)
7-8 places: Senegal  -  Ivory Coast 73-60 (Camara 18, Sow 12, A.N'Diaye 12 - Touali 12, Angora 11, Lody 10)

  Day 5, Aug.9, 2001 
 Tunisia  -  Ivory Coast 68-58 (Amri Ali 21, Boulaabi Mejdi 14, Kechris Souher 9  -  Bakayoko 16, Kouame 5)
Mali - Mozambique 67-85 (Dikite Nouha 12, Niakite 11, Diawara 11  -  Kaimane Deus 22, Victor Tomele 13, Sete Muianga 10)
Morocco - Egypt 88-82 (Dahine 25, Kajaj 18, Abouzidi 15  -  Haytam 17, Kydar 17, Cherif 12)
Angola  -  S.Africa 76-40 (Lutonda 15, Costa 11, Chipongue 10, Angelo V. 10  -  Mazibouko 13, Uniacke 8)
Cent.Africa  -  Nigeria 56-59 (Sato 26, Kossekpa 14, Samy 8  -  Odia 15, Abdoraman 12, Kadri Baba 11)
Algeria  -  Senegal 71-56 (Bouziane 15, Ouldyassia 14, Boughedir 14  -  Camara 19, Carvalho 7, Ndayne 7)

   Day 4, Aug.8, 2001 
 Egypt - Tunisia 84-77 (Haytam 31, Tarek 16, El Hsnay 15  -  Slimane 15, Amri 14, Boulaabi 14)
Ivory Coast  -  Mozambique 75-60 (Toualy 13, Bakayoko 11, Kouame 11  -  Manuel Ferro 16, Kaimane Deus 14, Manhanga 9)
Marocco - Mali 88-83  (Dahine 30, Bouhelal 18, Layadi 13  -  Sy Amara 25, Dikite 12, Niakite 10)
Nigeria  -  Algeria 59-58 (Tunji 16, Mohamed 15, Oyedeji 11  -  Bouziane 14, Boughedir 14, Boulaya 7)
S.Africa  -  Cent.Africa 41-77 (Jesinskis 17, Mazibouko 10, Madondo 4  -  Sato R. 29, Koundijia 15, Kossekpa 8)
Senegal  -  Angola 60-68 (Diouf 16, Cisse 9, Diop 8 - Victoriano E. 17, Lutonda 16, Dias 10)

  Day 3, Aug.7, 2001 
 Mozambique - Egypt 80-86 (Kaimane 18, Cesario 14, Mauro 13  -  Islam Ali 18, Ismal A. 17, Tarek 10)
Mali - Ivory Coast 79-71 (Sy A. 22, Niakate 18, Dikite 10  -  Amalabian 22, Bangoura 13, Diaby 9)
Tunisie - Marocco 80-76 (Amri 20, Kechrid 16, Malaoui 14  -  Dahine 20, Bouhelal 16, M’Tarfi 16)
S.Afr.  -  Senegal 37-69 (Jesinskis 13, Madondo 7, Gilchrist 7 - Camara 15, Sow 9, Ndaye N. 6)
Cent.Afr. - Algeria 66-79 (Koundijia 14, Sato 11, Monbollet 10 - Mahnaoui 16, Ouali 13, Boulaya 12)
Angola - Nigeria 54-43 (Victoriano E. 16, Almeida 12, Lutonda 11  -  Ogoha 9, Nwosu 8, Olarotimi 7)

   Day 2, Aug.6, 2001 
 Tunisie - Mozambique 87-74 (Amri 26, N Jah 14, Kechrid 10  -  Cesario 18, Victor Tomele 16, Manhanga 8)
Egypt - Mali 77-69 (Ismail 15, Haytam 14, ibrahim Abdelaziz 13, Tarek 12  -  Sy 18, Telly 13, Dikite 11)
Morocco - Ivory Coast 67-80 (Dahine 16, Abouzidi Redouane 10, Layadi Karim 9  -  Amalabian 19, Lasme 15, Diaby 10)
Senegal - Cent.Afr. 104-49 (Camara 18, Carvalho 15, Ndayne M. 13 - Moundy Albonludovic 14, Koundijia Regis 8, Sato Romain 8)
Algeria - Angola 78-70 (Bouziane 20, Oukid 15, Sayah 12  -  Conceicao 16, Lutonda 14, E.Victoriano 11)
Nigeria - S.Africa 64-47 (Nwosu 13, Mohamed 12, Tunji 11  -  Trauernicht 12, Uniacke 11, Mazibouko 6)

   Day 1, Aug.5, 2001 
 Mali - Tunisie 76-77 (Diawara lamine 18, Sy Amara 13, Kante Kaba 10, Dikite Sory 10 - N Jah Lamed 24, Boulaabi Mejdi 13, Malaoui Majdi 13)
Ivory Coast - Egypt 81-83 (- Ahmed Sake 20, eIslam Ali Hassan 17, Haytam el said 13)
S.Africa - Algeria 46-76 (David Uniacke 12, Lesego Molebatsi 11, Maxima Mokoena 7 - Bouziane Ali 25, Mehnaoui Samir 10, Boulaya Sofiane 6)
Cent.Africa - Angola 57-71 (Sato Romain 21, Koundijia Regis 9, Kodjositghi Guy 6 - Lutonda M 15, Victoriano A 14, Monteiro Valter 8)
Nigeria - Senegal 80-65 (Tunji F 28, Mohamed A 12, Oyediji O 10 - Diop N 12, Sow M 11, Cisse B 11)

   Day 1, Aug.4, 2001 
 Morocco - Mozambique 78-57 (Dahine Miloud 16, M'Tarfi Jad 14, Houari Bassim 10 - Kaimane Deus 18, Cesario Chipepo 11, Conelio Guibunda 9)

Participating Teams
Angola
 Victoriano Angelo 196 F 68
 Victoriano Edmar 197 F 75
 Carvalho Antonio 192 G 69
 Dias David 200 F 69
 Lutonda Miguel 186 G 71
Conceicao Jean-Jacques 201 C 64
 Muzadi Victor 201 C 78
Nascimento Jose 194 G 79
 Almeida Carlos 191 G/F 76
Victoriano Justino 201 F 74
Domingos Pedro 204 F/C 76
Costa Walter 185 G 66
Monteiro Walter Gerson 194 F/G 73
Abdel Aziz Boucar 204 C 80
 Belarmino Mario 196 F 74
 Domingos Garcia 192 G 71
Head Coach: Palma Mario

Morocco
Dahine Miloud 177 G 69
 Mounir Bouhlal 207 C 79
 Redouane Bouzidi 189 G 72
 Karim Layadi 190 G 76
 Jad M’tarfi 201 C 77
 Mohamed Mouak 189 G 78
 Ahmed Kajaj 194 F 75
 Noureddine Sekour 193 G 81
 Mohieddine Tahassi 195 G/F 79
 Mourad Fenjaoui 182 G 76
 Kamal Lichtaf 198 F 73
 Bassim Houari 199 F 77
 Reda Rhalimi 210 C 82
 Malic Nasseri 198 F 81
Head Coach : Moncho Monsalve
Algeria
Bouziane Ali 192 G 77
Boughedir Mourad 196 F 76
Boulaya Sofiane 180 G 73
Mechnaoui Samir 200 F 64
Ouali Ndajem 205 C 71
Ouldyassia Youcef 195 G 74
Oukid Tarek 205 C 80
Harouni Fadj Allah 180 G 73
 Sayah Abdelhalim 201 F 75
Brahimi Lahouari 203 C 81
Rebahi Abdelaziz 195 F 78
Benhoucine Ali 178 G 77
Head Coach: Faid Billal

Mozambique
Maia Mauro -194-F-82 Academica
Beus Kauimane  - 188-G-77 Costa Do Sol
Manhango Benjamin  - 200-F-82 Desportivo
Cabral Guilhame  - 189-G-80 Academica
Chipepo Acacio -187-G-77 USA College
Muinga Sete -201-F-79 Academica
Tembe Abel -194-G/F-80 USA College
Ferro Manvil -188-G-72 USA College
Matos Amarildo  - 183-G-85 Maxaquene
Manhamga Samuel -199-F-73 USA College
Tamele Victor  - 193-G/F-77 Maxaquene
Guibuana Cornelio -203-C-84 USA College
Coach : Inacio Bernardo

Central Africa
Guessagba-Sato Romain  - 193-G-81
 Kossekda Ulrich -194-G/F-82
 Koundjia Regis -200-F-84
 Sami Salomon  - 190-G-77
 Mombollet Maixant  - 203-F-81
Bengue Frederic  - 186-G-72
Kahgaba Kolega Maehurin -183-G-79
Gotagni Martial  - 189-G-79
Mageot Jean de Dieu -205-C-70
Kodjo S.Gui Joseph -188-G-85
Larnna Stephane -198-F-75
Moundy A.Ludovic -194-G/F-78
Coach : Madozein jenu Robert

 Nigeria
 Awojobi Tunji 201 F 73
 Acha Mohammed 198 G/F 74
 Oyedeji Olumide 210 C 81
 Nwosu Julius 207 C 71
 Odia Churchill 193 G 84
 Mohammed Abdulrahman G 77
 Ibikinle O. Ferni F 84
 Baba Jibril 184 G 81
 Oduado Ogah 185 G 81
Olasunkanmi S. F 84
 Fakeye Lasun 190 G 77
 Alayande Sola 178 G 84
 Sayoye Tajudeen F 76
Head Coach: Bakare Ayo
Egypt
Haytham Hassan 190 G
 Ismail Ismail Ahmed 201 F 76
Ghanam Tarek 212 C 78
Neseem Gory 209 C 75
 Hendavy Kedar Ahmed 206 C 75
Gunaidi Shrif 186 G
 Gouda Samir 217 C 72
El-Gazar Ahmed 196 F 76
 Ali Hassan Islam 185 G 78
 Sakr Ahmed Mohamed 205 C 75
El-Sayed Osama 183 G
El-Adawy Ibrahim 204 F
Abdel Latif Shrif 190 G
El-Sayed Wail 193 G 78
Ahmed El-Hosany 193 F 76
Sedki Ashraf 183 G 		Senegal
Camara Souleyman 210 C 80
 N’Diaye Ndongo 214 C 77
 N’Diaye Mamadou 212 C 75
 Carvalho Raymound 197 F 70
 Sow Mouhamadou 190 G 68
 Cisse Babacar 188 G 76
 Niang Aly Ngone Samba 173 G 73
 Mar Oumar 182 G 75
 N’Diaye Assane 211 C 69
 Diop DeSagana 213 C 83
 Diallo Doudou 195 G 80
 Diouf Mamadou 197 G 77
Head Coach : Gaye Moustapha
Ivory Coast
 Bakayoko Abou 187 G 69
 Kouame Lody 197 F 78
 Amalabian Blaise 190 G 74
 Diaby Abdoulaye 206 C 80
 Bangoura Morlaye 206 C 79
 Touali Guy Serge 182 G 73
 Lasme Michel 183 G 82
 Kouassi Khoviessou 190 G 77
 Angora Niamke 201 F/C 68
 Yao Aristide 190 G 80
 Amara Diomande 210 C 80
 Konan Moudjib 197 F 78
Head Coach: Djadji Clement		 South Africa
 Mazibuko Joseph 192 G 80
Uniacke David 208 C 69
 Madondo Emanuel 180 G 81
Jesinskis Paul 200 F 81
 Molebatsi L. Prince 201 F 82
Gilchrist Craig 200 F 70
Trauernicht Chris 209 C 76
Ngcobo Ndaba Sifiso 189 G 78
Maepa Lepo 204 C 84
Ntunja Vincent 184 G 81
Maxima Mokoena 189 G 81
 Denyssen Quinton 203 C 80
Head Coach : Zoran Zupcevic
Mali
 Diakite Noauh 205 C 80
 Niakite Modibo 170 G 81
 Diawara Lamine 207 F/C 71
 Sy Amara 200 F 81
 Telly Saliou-Binet 203 F/C 77
 Kaba Kante 184 G 71
 Diakite Sory 185 G 72
 Diarra Namory 179 G 81
 Toure Hassana 202 F/C 80
 Sylla Lassana 202 F 77
 Traore Sambou 200 F 79
 Sy Sory 198 F 80
Head Coach: Toure Alkaya		 Tunisia
 Amri Ali 199 F 81
 Boulaabi Madji 190 G 78
 Njah Lamjad 185 G
 Maalaoui Majdi 202 C 76
 Bouslama Walid 198 F 79
 Kechrid Souheil 187 G 78
 Kechrid Wassaj 187 F 76
 Maoua Atef 200 F 81
 El Ouaer Habib 204 C 76
 Es Sayed Haitham 201 F 76
 Braiki Walid 200 F 76
 Douissa Issam 201 F 80
 Errai Nafaa 204 C 73
 Hassine Mourad 200 F 80
 Kechrid Marouana 175 G 81
 Lahmar Marouana 179 G 82
 Mahmoud Mabdi 193 G 83
Head Coach : Tlatli Adel

AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY

Date                                              Place                           Gold            Silver            Bronze
1          Mar 24  -  Mar 30            1962            Cairo, EGY                 EGY            SUD            MAR
2          Mar 3  -  Mar 8                1964            Casablanca, MAR            EGY             MAR            PALES
3          Mar 28  -  Apr 2              1965            Tunis, TUN                  MAR            TUN            ALG
4          Mar 29  -  Apr 6              1968            Casablanca, MAR            SEN            MAR            CAF
5          Mar 9  -  Mar 15              1970            Alexandria, EGY            EGY            SEN            TUN
6          Dec 25  -  Jan 2              1972            Dakar, SEN                 SEN            EGY            MLI
7          Apr 4  -  Apr 15               1974            Bangui, CAF                  CAF            SEN            TUN
8          Dec 20  -  Dec 28            1975            Alexandria, EGY            EGY            SEN            SUD
9          Dec 24  -  Jan 1              1978            Dakar, SEN                 SEN            CIV            EGY
10         Mar 22  -  Mar 30            1980            Rabat, MAR                 SEN             CIV            MAR
 11         Dec 15  -  Dec 23            1981            Mogadishu, SOM            CIV            EGY            SOM
12         Dec 19  -  Dec 28            1983            Alexandria, EGY            EGY            ANG             SEN
13         Dec 20  -  Dec 28            1985            Abidjan, CIV                   CIV            ANG            EGY
14         Dec 17  -  Dec 27            1987            Tunis, TUN                  CAF            EGY            ANG
15         Dec 16  -  Dec 27            1989            Luanda, ANG                 ANG            EGY            SEN
16         Dec 28  -  Jan 1              1992            Cairo, EGY                 ANG            SEN            EGY
17         Sep 18  -  Sep 28            1993            Nairobi, KEN                 ANG            EGY            SEN
18         Dec 11- Dec 18              1995            Algier, ALG                  ANG            SEN            NGR
19         Jul 25  -  Aug 3                1997            Dakar, SEN                 SEN            NGR            ANG
20         Jul 29  -  Aug 6                1999            Luanda, ANG                 ANG            NGR            EGY

MEDALS                                   G            S            B            T
Senegal, SEN                            5            5            3            13
Angola, ANG                             5            2            2            9
Egypt, EGY                               5            5            4            14
Ivory Coast, CIV                         2            2            -            4
Central African Republic, CAF     2            -            1            3
Morroco, MAR                           1            2            2            5
Nigeria, NIG                               -            2            1            3
Sudan, SUD                              -            1            1            2
Tunisia, TUN                              -            1            2            3
Palestine Gaza, PALES             -            -            1            1
Algeria, ALG                              -            -            1            1
Mali, MLI                                   -            -            1            1
Somalia, SOM                           -            -            1            1