RBL Round 21: No surprise as #1 REG defeat UGB- July 18, 2022
Here is the last round review presented by Job Market.
Rusizi - Tigers 67-77 Very expected game when 12th ranked Rusizi (4-17) was defeated at home by seventh ranked Tigers (12-7) 77-67 on Sunday. The victory was the sixth consecutive win for Tigers. They moved-up to fourth place. Rusizi lost their sixth game in a row. They keep the twelfth position with 17 games lost. APR - UR-Huye 92-27 Second ranked APR (16-3) crushed at home 13th ranked UR-Huye (2-17) by 65 points 92-27, which is the biggest margin this round on Sunday night. The victory was the fourth consecutive win for APR. They maintain second place with 16-3 record having 3 victories less than leader REG. UR-Huye lost their eighth game in a row. They keep the thirteenth position with 17 games lost. IPRC-Kigali - IPRC-Musanze 70-44 Very predictable result when fifth ranked IPRC-Kigali (12-8) smashed at home 10th ranked IPRC-Musanze (5-15) 70-44 on Sunday. The victory was the fourth consecutive win for IPRC-Kigali. They maintain fifth place with 12-8 record, which they share with IPRC-Huye. IPRC-Musanze lost their fifth game in a row. They keep the tenth position with 15 games lost. SFTS - IPRC-Huye 84-75 An interesting game took place in where 4th placed IPRC-Huye (12-8) was upset on the court of ninth ranked SFTS (11-8) 84-75. The victory was the third consecutive win for SFTS. They moved-up to eighth place, which they share with UGB. IPRC-Huye at the other side dropped to the fifth position with eight games lost. They share it with IPRC-Kigali. UGB - REG 60-85 D1 top team - REG (19-3) had no problems winning another game on Sunday. This time they crushed seventh ranked UGB (11-8) 85-60. REG have an impressive series of sixteen victories in a row. They maintain first place with 19-3 record. UGB at the other side dropped to the eighth position with eight games lost. They share it with SFTS. |
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