The recent victory of BC CNSS in the Africa Women’s Basketball League qualifiers only confirms the team’s dominance in Group C. The players have clearly asserted their presence among the serious contenders to secure their ticket to the final phase. This remarkable performance during their clash against the Daniel Battiston Foundation team from Cameroon demonstrates the determination and skill of the Congolese team.
The match was intense, with twists and turns that kept the spectators on the edge of their seats. Despite the pressure in the first and third quarters, the BC CNSS players were able to stay focused to come back from the edge. A real offensive demonstration was led by Bintu Dram, the Malian international in great shape, who scored 15 points, grabbed 8 rebounds and distributed 2 assists. This remarkable individual performance was perfectly integrated into the team’s collective effort, thus demonstrating the strength and cohesion of this team.
Group C, in which BC CNSS plays, is composed of other talented teams, such as BC Makomeno of the DRC, the National Association of Nzeng-Ayong of Gabon and the Armed Forces and Police of Cameroon. The competition promises to be fierce, with a place at stake for the final phase to be held in Dakar, Senegal, from December 6 to 15, 2024.
BC CNSS sends a strong message to its opponents by positioning itself as a serious contender for qualification. The players have shown that they are ready to take on all challenges and to defend their team’s colors loud and clear. This great victory is the result of hard work and unwavering determination, essential characteristics to shine in such a high-level competition.
In summary, BC CNSS has proven that it is a force to be reckoned with in this Group C. Spectators and basketball fans can expect exciting and action-packed matches, where each team will give its best to secure its place in the final phase. Talent, commitment and fighting spirit will be the keys to success in this high-level competition.