THE Al Nasr Benghazi dynasty continues after being crowned champions for the second successive season in the Libyan Basketball League and the forth title in the club history last Saturday in TRIPOLI ,Al Nasr Benghazi secured their title after thoroughly outplaying bitter rivals Al Ahly Tripoli (68-67) in most excited game in the all season after one extra time ,Al Nasr Benghazi players and officials were presented their glittering league trophy and gold medals by Libyan Basketball Association (LBA) president Mr Foud borqush during the awards presentation after the contest. Also on hand were Libyan Olympic Committee general Manger Mr Jamal alzarouq. the final close game was so exited for all fans But the experience of the Al Nasr Benghazi players helped the Egyptian coach Tareq Selim to control the game , The best player on the game was the american star for Al Nasr Benghazi team DaQuan Brooks (177-PG-90, college: W.Connecticut) who scored 27 points , 6 assist , 7 rebound and 2 steals . however the Libyan Basketball League this season 2017/2018 was a very strong season and there were a large number of Excellent young players in all teams Especially in Al Alhy Benghazi and Al Ahly Tripoli .
Al Yarmook (D1) added to their roster 22-year old Serbian center Pavle Cvetinovic (215-110kg-97). He just played at Vllaznia in Albanian Superliga. Cvetinovic also played for Isa Town (Premier League) in Bahrain league where in two Superliga games he recorded 5.5ppg, 7.0rpg, 1.0spg and 1.5bpg this season. He played in the final of Serbian U19 Championships in 2014. Cvetinovic has played also professionally in Slovenia (Elektra), Serbia (Metalac and Crvena Zvezda) and North Macedonia (Peli... [read more]
Al Yarmook (D1) added to their roster 22-year old Serbian center Pavle Cvetinovic (215-110kg-97). He just played at Vllaznia in Albanian Superliga. Cvetinovic also played for Isa Town (Premier League) in Bahrain league where in two Superliga games he recorded 5.5ppg, 7.0rpg, 1.0spg and 1.5bpg this season. He played in the final of Serbian U19 Championships in 2014. Cvetinovic has played also professionally in Slovenia (Elektra), Serbia (Metalac and Crvena Zvezda) and North Macedonia (Pelister Bitola).
D1 Round 15: Ahly Tripoli beats Al Wahda in a derby game - 3 months ago
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The most exciting game was a derby match between two local teams from Tripoli: Ahly Tripoli (#1) and Al Wahda (#6). Ahly Tripoli (12-1) crushed visiting Al Wahda (0-11) by 104 points 126-22. Ahly Tripoli maintains first place in Group A with 12-1 record. Al Wahda at the other side still closes the standings with 11 games lost.
Another exciting game was again a derby between two teams from Benghazi: Al Nasr (#1) and Al Hilal (#4). Al Nas... [read more]
The most exciting game was a derby match between two local teams from Tripoli: Ahly Tripoli (#1) and Al Wahda (#6). Ahly Tripoli (12-1) crushed visiting Al Wahda (0-11) by 104 points 126-22. Ahly Tripoli maintains first place in Group A with 12-1 record. Al Wahda at the other side still closes the standings with 11 games lost. Another exciting game was again a derby between two teams from Benghazi: Al Nasr (#1) and Al Hilal (#4). Al Nasr (15-0) crushed visiting Al Hilal (6-8) by 42 points 87-45. Undefeated Al Nasr have an impressive series of fifteen victories in a row. Defending champion maintains first place in Group B with 15-0 record. Al Hilal at the other side keeps the fourth position with eight games lost. Another exciting game was again a derby match of two local teams from Benghazi: Ahly Benghazi (#3) and Al Tahaddi (#6). Al Tahaddi was crushed at home by 72 points 46-118 and even the advantage of their own court did not help. Ahly Benghazi maintains third place in Group B with 8-6 record having three points less than leader Ahly Tripoli. Al Tahaddi lost their twelfth game in a row. They still close the standings with 14 games lost.
In the last game of round 15 In Group B KBW was crushed by Morog in Almarj 103-44.
The most exciting game was a derby match between two local teams from Tripoli: Ahly Tripoli (#1) and Al Wahda (#6). Ahly Tripoli (12-1) crushed visiting Al Wahda (0-11) by 104 points 126-22. Ahly Tripoli maintains first place in Group A with 12-1 record. Al Wahda at the other side still closes the standings with 11 games lost.
Another exciting game was again a derby between two teams from Benghazi: Al Nasr (#1) and Al Hilal (#4). Al Nasr (15-0) crushed visiting Al Hilal (6-8) by 42 points 87-45. Al Nasr have an impressive series of fifteen victories in a row. Defending champion maintains first place in Group B with 15-0 record. Al Hilal at the other side keeps the fourth position with eight games lost.
There was no surprise in Almarj where 5th ranked KBW (2-12) was crushed by second ranked Morog (12-3) 103-44 on Friday. The victory was the third consecutive win for Morog. They maintain second place in Group B with 12-3 record having just two point less than leader Ahly Tripoli. KBW lost their seventh game in a row. Newly promoted team keeps the fifth position with 12 games lost.
Another exciting game was again a derby match of two local teams from Benghazi: Ahly Benghazi (#3) and Al Tahaddi (#6). Al Tahaddi was crushed at home by 72 points 46-118 and even the advantage of their own court did not help. Ahly Benghazi maintains third place in Group B with 8-6 record having three points less than leader Ahly Tripoli. Al Tahaddi lost their twelfth game in a row. They still close the standings with 14 games lost.
KENNY BROWN Al Morog (D1) landed 27-year old American guard Kenny Brown (188-91, college: Ferris State). He started the season at Al Wehda in Saudi Arabian SBL league. The most of last summer Brown spent at Fast Break (LPB) in Colombian league where in 14 games he averaged impressive 16.9ppg, 1.9rpg, 2.9apg and 1.2spg. He helped them to win the regular season and make it to the semifinals. Brown also played for Team DRC in U.S. semi-pro league The Basketball Tournament. Among other achi... [read more]
KENNY BROWN
Al Morog (D1) landed 27-year old American guard Kenny Brown (188-91, college: Ferris State). He started the season at Al Wehda in Saudi Arabian SBL league. The most of last summer Brown spent at Fast Break (LPB) in Colombian league where in 14 games he averaged impressive 16.9ppg, 1.9rpg, 2.9apg and 1.2spg. He helped them to win the regular season and make it to the semifinals. Brown also played for Team DRC in U.S. semi-pro league The Basketball Tournament. Among other achievements he won Iraqi League championship title in 2016. Brown received also Asia-Basket.com All-Iraqi League Co-Guard of the Year award back in 2016. He is a very experienced player. And here thanks to pro basketball Brown experienced life in seven different countries playing on four different continents. He is familiar with European, Asian, Latin American and of course North American leagues. Brown has played previously professionally in Latvia (BK Liepaja), Panama, Turkey (Anadolu Efes), Nicaragua (Sinsa-Tigres), Iraq (Al Hilla, Al Karkh and Al Shurtah), PBL (Lake Michigan) and El Salvador (Aguila). He attended Ferris State until 2013 and it is his sixth season in pro basketball.
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