FINAL
Oct.30:	Patriots	49-64	REG
3-4 Place
Oct.30:	APR	84-53	IPRC-Kig.
FINAL
Oct.29:	REG	66-63	Patriots

Oct.17:	APR	56-69	Patriots
Oct.17:	IPRC-Kig.	49-63	REG
Oct.16:	Patriots	71-56	APR
Oct.16:	REG	73-65	IPRC-Kig.
Oct.9:	Patriots	106-61	30 Plus
Oct.9:	APR	93-51	UGB
Oct.9:	REG	81-53	SFTS
Oct.9:	IPRC-Kig.	88-77	IPRC-Huye
Oct.6:	UR-CMHS	45-78	SFTS
Oct.6:	30 Plus	81-77	Espoir
Oct.3:	Rusizi	67-70	Espoir
Oct.3:	IPRC-Huye	82-65	30 Plus
Oct.2:	Espoir	67-78	IPRC-Huye
Oct.2:	Rusizi	39-90	APR
Oct.2:	IPRC-Kig.	102-64	SFTS
Oct.2:	IPRC-Mus.	61-112	Patriots
Oct.1:	IPRC-Mus.	60-72	UGB
Oct.1:	APR	112-52	Espoir
Oct.1:	IPRC-Kig.	79-61	Tigers
Oct.1:	REG	100-72	IPRC-Huye
Oct.1:	Rusizi	69-58	30 Plus
Sep.30:	UGB	86-61	UR-CMHS
Sep.26:	30 Plus	73-82	IPRC-Huye
Sep.26:	IPRC-Mus.	60-61	SFTS
Sep.26:	APR	102-43	Rusizi
Sep.26:	Patriots	85-62	UGB
Sep.25:	SFTS	58-70	Tigers
Sep.25:	UR-CMHS	70-85	IPRC-Mus.
Sep.25:	30 Plus	80-70	UR-CMHS
Sep.25:	Rusizi	71-82	IPRC-Huye
Sep.25:	IPRC-Kig.	76-69	Patriots
Sep.25:	APR	61-64	REG
Sep.24:	Patriots	89-50	UR-CMHS
Sep.24:	Espoir	56-59	Rusizi
Sep.24:	IPRC-Kig.	87-41	IPRC-Mus.
Sep.24:	UGB	82-60	Tigers
Sep.19:	IPRC-Huye	81-35	UR-CMHS
Sep.19:	Tigers	61-43	UR-CMHS
Sep.19:	Rusizi	47-93	REG
Sep.19:	IPRC-Kig.	64-44	UGB
Sep.18:	Tigers	55-43	IPRC-Mus.
Sep.18:	UR-CMHS	40-63	Rusizi
Sep.18:	Espoir	46-75	REG
Sep.18:	UR-CMHS	68-84	IPRC-Kig.
Sep.18:	IPRC-Huye	47-73	APR
Sep.17:	UR-CMHS	40-141	APR
Jun.27:	UR-CMHS	46-83	Espoir
Jun.27:	REG	123-56	30 Plus
Jun.27:	SFTS	52-72	UGB
Jun.27:	Patriots	87-72	Tigers
Jun.26:	30 Plus	48-108	APR
Jun.26:	REG	122-27	UR-CMHS
Jun.26:	SFTS	60-88	Patriots
Jun.26:	Tigers	54-80	IPRC-Kig.
Jun.20:	UR-CMHS	20-0	Tigers
Jun.20:	UR-CMHS	25-70	30 Plus
Jun.20:	APR	77-67	IPRC-Huye
Jun.20:	Patriots	82-42	IPRC-Mus.
Jun.20:	IPRC-Kig.	63-57	UGB
Jun.19:	SFTS	71-77	IPRC-Mus.
Jun.19:	UR-CMHS	32-70	UGB
Jun.19:	UR-CMHS	49-102	IPRC-Huye
Jun.19:	Patriots	66-53	IPRC-Kig.
Jun.19:	REG	72-72	APR
Jun.13:	UR-Huye	58-56	IPRC-Mus.
Jun.13:	IPRC-Kig.	102-74	SFTS
Jun.13:	UR-CMHS	40-102	REG
Jun.13:	Tigers	64-76	UGB
Jun.12:	30 Plus	66-61	Rusizi
Jun.12:	Espoir	109-51	UR-CMHS
Jun.12:	IPRC-Huye	45-73	REG
Jun.12:	UR-Huye	36-82	Patriots
Jun.12:	Tigers	74-79	SFTS
Jun.11:	REG	89-60	Espoir
Jun.11:	UGB	58-67	Patriots
Jun.6:	IPRC-Huye	76-40	Rusizi
Jun.6:	IPRC-Kig.	110-43	UR-CMHS
Jun.6:	IPRC-Mus.	56-65	Tigers
Jun.6:	APR	125-40	UR-CMHS
Jun.5:	Rusizi	66-46	UR-CMHS
Jun.5:	Patriots	95-64	Tigers
Jun.5:	SFTS	90-61	UR-CMHS
Jun.5:	IPRC-Mus.	46-66	IPRC-Kig.
Jun.5:	30 Plus	36-75	REG
Jun.5:	Espoir	55-97	APR
Jun.4:	Patriots	113-63	SFTS
Jun.4:	REG	105-39	Rusizi
Jun.4:	UGB	73-56	IPRC-Mus.
Jun.4:	APR	112-55	30 Plus
Jun.4:	IPRC-Huye	66-43	Espoir

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D1 Stage Two Standings

Group A

IPRC-Kigali

6-0

4-2

3-1

3-2

2-2

1-6

0-11

Group B

5-1

5-2

4-0

3-6

2-3

2-5

1-1

Stage One Standings

8-0

7-0

6-1

5-0

4-2

3-2

2-3

2-4

2-5

1-1

1-3

1-5

1-7

1-11

Season 2021

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Africa Basketball League:

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REG crowned national league champions (Photo: newtimes.co.rw)

REG crowned national league champions - Oct 31, 2021

Rwanda Energy Group (REG) Basketball Club will represent Rwanda in the 2022 Basketball Africa League (BAL) season after sweeping local rivals Patriots in the best-of-three finals to clinch the domestic league title. Henry Mwinuka 's high-flying REG side ended Patriots' domestic dominance with a convincing 2-0 series after defeating them on Saturday, October 29, at Kigali Arena in a tightly-contested 64-49 victory. Patriots started the game with a win in the first quarter 14-11 as they were trying to win the second game and force the finals to game three but REG bounced back to claim the second quarter with 17-13. Returning for the second half, REG picked it from where they left off, showing some spirit of dominance the third quarter with 20-11 before snatching the final quarter 16-11 to end Patriots' hopes of representing the country in the BAL for the second time in a row. Star man Olivier Shyaka (197-SF-95) posted a game high 22 points while Adonis Filer (195-G-93, college: FAU) and shooting guard Beleck Bell (F-90) added 14 and 11 points respectively. The in-form national team skipper for rewarded with a Most Valuable Player (MVP) prize for the 2021/22 Basketball National League season, particularly thanks to his impressive performance during the playoffs. Meanwhile The Hoops Rwanda on Saturday defeated REG BBC with 46-44 points in game 2 of the playoff finals to go level with apiece and leave a room to play the third and decisive game on Sunday from which the winner will crowned champions.
Courtesy of: newtimes.co.rw