BC Terreur once again displayed its talent and determination by winning the men’s Provincial Basketball League (Liprobakin) championship title for the fourth consecutive year. In an intense final against BC SCTP, BC Terreur won with a final score of 71 to 61, confirming its supremacy on the basketball scene in Kinshasa.
The match, which took place on the floor of the Congolese National Police (PNC) gymnasium, kept the fans of both teams on the edge of their seats until the end. From the first quarter, the intensity of the match was palpable, with a tight score in favor of BC Terreur (16-15). The players engaged in a merciless battle, under the leadership of coaches Ronsard Nsimba and Elvis Leka.
As the minutes ticked by, it was Christian Kadima, who scored 11 points, who took control of the game for BC Terreur. At halftime, his team led by three points (34-31), suggesting an uncertain outcome.
Despite the efforts made by BC SCTP in the third quarter, with a great performance by Christian Ntangu and his teammates, BC Terreur was able to remain solid and hold on. The fourth act sealed the fate of the match, with an impressive domination by the defending champion (22-12), who confirmed their superiority on the court.
BC Terreur’s victory is the result of hard work, consistency and unwavering determination. The players, under the leadership of their technical staff, were able to remain calm and focused in crucial moments, which allowed them to win this precious title.
Before this final, BC CNSS also shone by retaining its title of Kinshasa champion in the women’s category, by imposing itself with authority (82-62) against BC Hatari. A great double victory for the BC Terreur and BC CNSS teams, which confirms the excellence of basketball in Kinshasa.
Ultimately, this Liprobakin final will have kept all its promises, offering basketball fans a high-flying spectacle and crowning champions worthy of the name. BC Terreur and BC CNSS can be proud of their performances and their commitment on the court, and they already have a date with history for new challenges to take up in the next competitions.