ASM Basket Le Puy-en-Velay (NM2) inked 24-year old Tunisian international center Yassin Debache (207-104kg-94, college: UQAM). He is the second import player in the roster as Lithuanian Viktoras Chodosovskis signed here earlier. Debache played most recently at Dresden Titans in German ProB. In 10 games he averaged 4.0ppg and 2.5rpg last season. Debache played in the final of RSEQ Tournament in 2017. He was called to Tunisian Senior National Team this year. Debache attended Universite de Quebec a Montreal until 2017 and it will be his second season in pro basketball.
US Monastir have won the title of Tunisia's basketball champions (2018-2019) after a third win over ES Rades (79-73) at a fourth and last match of the final played Wednesday in Monastir. The US Monastir, who lost the first match of the final played in Rades (75-64), won the other three games by 88-78 in Rades, 80-77 in Monastir and 79-73 in Monastir. The final is played in four matches, with the new formula stipulating that the champions must secure three wins [read more]
US Monastir have won the title of Tunisia's basketball champions (2018-2019) after a third win over ES Rades (79-73) at a fourth and last match of the final played Wednesday in Monastir. The US Monastir, who lost the first match of the final played in Rades (75-64), won the other three games by 88-78 in Rades, 80-77 in Monastir and 79-73 in Monastir. The final is played in four matches, with the new formula stipulating that the champions must secure three wins. With this win, the US Monastir bag their fourth title in the history and the first since 2005 and dethrone the double-winners of the double (Cup and Championship in 2017 and 2018). Courtesy of: tap.info.tn
US Monastir lead ES Rades 2 wins to 1 - 2 months ago
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US Monastir are now leading two wins to one against ES Rades. They secured an 80-77 home-win after two extra times (61-61, 68-68), at a Tunisia's Basketball Championship final day-3 game played on Saturday night. US Monastir had defeated Rades (88-78) at the previous day, while defending champions ES Rades won the first match (75-64). Day 4 will take place on Wednesday May 1 in Monastir. The final is played in at least four days and the winners of the championship must secure three wins [read more]
US Monastir are now leading two wins to one against ES Rades. They secured an 80-77 home-win after two extra times (61-61, 68-68), at a Tunisia's Basketball Championship final day-3 game played on Saturday night. US Monastir had defeated Rades (88-78) at the previous day, while defending champions ES Rades won the first match (75-64). Day 4 will take place on Wednesday May 1 in Monastir. The final is played in at least four days and the winners of the championship must secure three wins. In case of a tie (2 wins each), a fifth match will be scheduled in Rades. Courtesy of: tap.info.tn
Titleholders ES Rades Saturday beat ES Monastir (75-64) at day-1 game of Tunisia's Basketball Championship final phase. Three victories are needed to win the championship. The final phase is played as part of four days at least. Day-2 is set for Wednesday in Rads, while day-3 and 4 are scheduled in Monastir.
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Titleholders ES Rades Saturday beat ES Monastir (75-64) at day-1 game of Tunisia's Basketball Championship final phase. Three victories are needed to win the championship. The final phase is played as part of four days at least. Day-2 is set for Wednesday in Rads, while day-3 and 4 are scheduled in Monastir. Courtesy of: tap.info.tn
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