Kenya’s KPA Off To A Good Start In The 2022 CAVB Men’s African Volleyball Club Championship.

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May 9, 2022

Kenya Ports Authority, KPA commence their 2022 CAVB Men’s African Volleyball Club Championship with a win over Ethiopia’s Madda Walabu University.

This year’s edition of the CAVB 2022 Men’s African Volleyball Club Championship is hosted by Tunisia in the City of Kelibia. 14 teams from 10 nations across Africa are participating in the championship.

State Corporation sponsored club, Kenya Ports Authority is pitted in Group C together with VC Espoir, AS INJS Volleyball, and Madda Walabu University. KPA opened proceedings against University side Madda Walabu.

It was a cat and mouse game at the end of the 4th set where both teams shared sets equally, and later into the decisive. (25-21, 21-25, 28-26, 21-25). KPA went ahead to win their opening match in Set 5 (15-13).

However much Kenya Ports Authority emerged victorious from this encounter, University Madda Walabu gave the State Corporation sponsored side a run for their money, as the results can clearly reflect.

KPA return to action against AS INJS Volleyball Club at 15:00 local Tunisia Time. For results from other games follow the CAVB Twitter page here

Charles Kabayiza scores 20 to lead Espoir BBC past Rusizi

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Evode Munyeshuri

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May 3, 2022

Espoir Basketball Club capitalized on home advantage against Rusizi Basketball Club in the game. Charles Kabayiza scored 20 points to lead his team to a 98-77 win over the Rusizi based Club on Monday, May 1st, 2022 at Amahoro Indoor court.

In a very entertaining game, Espoir BBC displayed an eye-catching performance at Amahoro Petit Stade against Rusizi BBC by winning without shaking 98-77. A convincing win led by all five starters who collectively put up an impressive stat line.

Espoir BBC, under the guidance of Jean Claude Karemera and Danny Kirenga steadily built a lead over the first half thanks to the points from Thierry Munyeshuri and Alex Musabwa. A double-digit lead in the first quarter (31-18) and 27-19 in the second quarter to make it 58-37 at the break.

The green baggies continued to look for quick shots in the second half and were successful with them against the outfit Rusizi. In the third quarter, Espoir underlined their home strength by scoring 20 points over 14 scored by Rusizi.

In the last quarter, Rusizi tried to pull back but the gap was so big. They scored 26 points and Espoir put in 20 to end the game with a 98-77 comfortably victory for Nyamirambo boys.

Espoir captain, Charles Kabayiza poured a game-high 20 points with 8/14 field goals. Thierry Munyeshuri added 19 points while Jean Paul Iradukunda came off the bench to contribute 17 points. On the side of Rusizi, the experienced Bahati wa Bahati led the scorers with 18 points.

Espoir bounce back from last Saturday’s defeat from RP-IPRC Huye to end the first leg matches in the Rwanda Basketball League with 6 wins, 1 draw and 6 losses while Rusizi came away empty-handed from their travel to Kigali as they were also thrashed by Patriots a day before.

Elvis Mpeti’s double-double powers IPRC Huye to beat Espoir BBC

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Evode Munyeshuri

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April 30, 2022

Elvis Mpeti's double-double powers IPRC Huye to beat Espoir BBC — RP-IPRC Huye Center Elvis Mpeti

RP-IPRC Huye Center Elvis Mpeti led the Southerners to an 80-51 win over Espoir BBC with a 17-point, 25-rebound double-double in a Saturday Rwanda Basketball League game played at IPRC Huye Court.

With no injured Brian Mbanze, last season’s top scorer, IPRC Huye had to rely on on-form, Dieudonné Tuyishemeze, Hubert Kabare Bugingo and the big man, Elvis Mpeti who didn’t disappoint in their last game of 2022 Rwanda Basketball League first leg match.

Under the sunshine of mid-day, Espoir tied it up in the first quarter 16-16 and trailed by a point at the break, 32-31, however they were unable to keep up with the pace of IPRC Huye’s Charles Mushumba in the last 2 quarters.

IPRC’s run in the third quarter made it a game but once again they dominated when the clock got under 5 minutes. They made 26 points in the third quarter while Espoir managed to get only 6. And Nyamirambo based club was outscored 22-14 by IPRC Huye in the last quarter. Full-time, RP-IPRC Huye 80-51 Espoir BBC.

IPRC Huye Congolese Center, Elvis Mpeti recorded a double-double (17 PTS, 25 REBS), 4 assists and 2 blocks to lift the team to this thrilling victory. Dieudonné Tuyishemeze dropped a game-high 20 points while Hubert Kabare had 7 points and 12 rebounds.

Elvis Mpeti is averaging 7.8 points to go with 19.1 rebounds and 3.9 blocks per game. According to the statistics, He is the best defender so far in the league this season.

RP-IPRC Huye have completed their 13 first leg matches with 8-5 While Espoir BBC will have to face Rusizi Basketball Club to conclude the first leg games.

NVL Finals: Who Will Be Crowned Champions of The 2021/2022 Big Boys League?

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Kenneth Lwanga

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April 28, 2022

The National Volleyball League NVL Finals have come to the climax stage but the question on everyone’s mind is, “Who Will Be Crowned Champions of The Big Boys League?”

The contention runs across all 3 series in the National Volleyball League, NVL, which includes Serie A, B, and C, with Serie C having only men. At this point in the league, you will expect to watch all participating teams perform at their best as only the best teams reach this level.

Starting with Serie C, Bugema University and Elyon clash for the promotional spot to Serie B. Elyon gained an advantage in these best of 3 encounters after earning a 3-1 win over their opponent in game 1. This means that Bugema returns this weekend either to force game 3 or to wave goodbye to that promotion.

In Serie B, Nsambya based side Tigers take on SKY to whom they lost game 3-1 and the young lads of OBB will challenge a more experienced KAVC-A. Game 1 of the ladies in this Serie was one for the crowds to enjoy. OBB came back from 2 sets down to win the decisive set to clinch their first win ever at this level.

In Serie A, the top guns of Ugandan Volleyball, Nemo Stars, OBB, VVC, and Ndejje Elites will lock horns for the most contested title in the country. Okapis’ Nemo snatched one away from OBB in a game that everyone would say Nemo won based on their level of experience against NVL debutants OBB.

On the other hand, Yakan’s boys from Iganga did a job blocking National team captain George Aporu and Malinga Redman. Nsubuga’s VVC ladies also played well to take game 1 from a coach Ronnie’s more composed Ndejje Elite.

The action returns this weekend, shall we see a game 3 Sunday or will Saturday be the crowning day?

Follow the link for all results in the National Volleyball League, NVL here

Tennis: The 2022 East African Junior Teams U-12 competition set to take place in Rwanda.

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Evode Munyeshuri

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April 27, 2022

Tennis: The 2022 East African Junior Teams U-12 competition set to take place in Rwanda. — Theoneste Karenzi (in the middle) addressing the media at the April 26th Press conference held at RP-IPRC Kigali

In a quest for tickets to the 12 & Under African Junior Teams competition (AJTC – U12) slated for September 2022, Rwanda will host the qualifiers in Zone 4 for boys and girls, from 27 April to 1 May 2022, at RP-IPRC Kigali courts.

The fifth edition of the East African Junior Teams competition for boys and girls of 12 years and under will bring together five countries from Zone 4, namely, the host country Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. A total of 40 players are expected to participate. 20 boys and 20 girls.

In a press conference on Tuesday, April 26, The President of the Rwanda Tennis Federation, Theoneste Karenzi, confirmed that preparations are going well and emphasized how ready Rwanda is to host this tournament.

“We are on the right track. Everything is ready, the courts are ready and no problems so far.”

Pointing out why Rwanda was awarded the right to host two consecutive junior competitions, the patron of the Federation highlighted the three aspects criteria for choosing Rwanda as the host.

“We are hosting these tournaments at the request of the International Tennis Federation ITF and the continental governing body of tennis in Africa, CAT.”

He added, “In choosing Rwanda, first and foremost, they looked at the status quo of the country in the region, second is the infrastructure readiness, and thirdly, the hosting experience & hospitality. And to top it all, the last edition we hosted was successfully organized.”

Karenzi goes on to say that he has confidence the Rwandan team will perform well due to the well-preparedness of the tournament. “Our team is well prepared, we cannot blame ourselves. We tried our best and hope it will work out.”

The winner in the boy’s category and the best 2 girls’ teams from this 2022 East African Junior Teams U-12 competition will qualify to participate in the final event of the African Junior Teams’ Championships for 12 years and under (AJTC – 12U) scheduled in September 2022 in a yet to be confirmed country.

Rwanda Tennis Federation, RTF want Rwanda to be an attractive destination for competitions as they have on-standard infrastructures and the country’s ambitions are to become a hub for sports events by hosting more tournaments including major ones like Basketball Africa League

The East African Junior Teams U-12 competition is expected to be followed by the U-14 & U-16 East African Championships. Taking place at the same venue, Kigali from 3rd May 2022.

UGB down IPRC Huye to finish their first leg matches on a positive note

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Evode Munyeshuri

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April 18, 2022

UGB down IPRC Huye to finish their first leg matches on a positive note — UGB's Mc Bright Byambo dropping a three-point shot that shaped the game | Photo: FERWABA

Espoir Aganze Bazihima put in a 15-point performance as UGB defeated IPRC Huye in their last game of Rwanda Basketball League first-leg matches, to notch its second win of the weekend in Kigali Arena

An overall amazing weekend for the United Generations Basketball since they beat 30 Plus 92-43 on Friday at Amahoro Outdoor court, thrashed UR-CMHS 102-23 on Saturday, then wrap the weekend with an emphatic win over IPRC Huye 58-46 on Sunday in Kigali Arena to finish their 13 first leg matches on a very high note.

Sunday, April 17, to climax the action-packed weekend in Kigali Arena, UGB sealed a much-needed win over the direct opponent RP-IPRC Huye. As a reminder, last season, IPRC Huye beat UGB in the playoffs competition for fifth place.

United Generations Basketball, UGB, started off the game hot by taking a double-digit lead at the break, 30-20. 14-08, and 16-12 in the first and second quarters respectively.

Charles Mushumba’s IPRC Huye came back strong and took an 18-3 run in the first six minutes of the third quarter, then later ended the quarter with a point lead, 41-40. However, the Southerner’s run was not carried into the fourth quarter. UGB displayed a masterclass performance with great effort from Mc Bright Byambo, Jean de Dieu Umuhoza, and Fabrice Rukundo taking all responsibility while Espoir Aganze, was playing with 4 fouls, managing not to foul out.

They comfortably finished the game with a 58-46 victory to retain the first spot even if their win/loss ratio does not guarantee them to maintain it when the big teams complete their games.

Espoir Aganze Bazihima finished the game with 15 points and Fabrice Rukundo finished with yet another double-double with 11 points and 16 rebounds. IPRC’s Dieudonné Tuyishemeze scored a game high 16 points.

In this game, IPRC Huye center, Elvis Mpeti did excellent work defensively but offensively needed a lot of work to be done. He grabbed 13 rebounds, blocked 5 shots, and he contributed only 2 points in 35 minutes spent on the court.

UGB has now won 8 of their last 10 games. Their record improved to 9-4 in the league this season.

For more details about Rwanda Basketball League fixtures, results and standings, follow this link.

REG BBC thump APR to put an end to their unbeaten run.

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Evode Munyeshuri

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April 6, 2022

REG BBC thump APR to put an end to their unbeaten run. — REG's Beleck Bell trying to dribble past APR's Fiston Irutingabo in RBL game of 06/04/2022 | Photo: Innocent Shema

REG BBC recorded a 79-70 shock win over title hopefuls APR BBC. The win sees an end to APR’s 7 games unbeaten run while REG improves to 6-1

The defending champions, REG BBC, defeated the APR BBC 79-70 on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, to end their seven-game winning streak in the Rwanda Basketball League.

Rwanda Energy Group, REG led APR by a point in the first quarter, 21-20 and by 6 in the second to take a 44-38 halftime lead. But after that, APR BBC turned things around in the third quarter as they removed a 6 point deficit and went ahead, 62-61.

After falling behind in the third quarter, REG BBC fought back and ended up winning by 9 and APR’s seven games unbeaten has remained at that after this stellar performance from the Electricians.

Beleck Bell led five Rwanda Energy Group players in double figures with 16 points and provided 6 assists. Manga Pitchou contributed 15 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks, while Herve Ikishatse added 12. Elie Kaje and Pascal Niyonkuru each scored 10 points.

APR’s new signing, Perriere Steven Axel Noe scored a game-high 20 points. The Central Africa Republic International’s debut performance was immense as he grabbed 11 rebounds and stole 6 balls too.

As the league comes to a halt for a week as Rwandans commemorate the victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi, REG improves to 6-1 while APR and Patriots stand at a 7-1 win/loss ratio.

RWENZORI EQUITY OPEN: Fresh Academy Graduate Steal The Show At The 2nd edition

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Barry Tugume

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April 1, 2022

RWENZORI EQUITY OPEN Top performers
1.Ronald Rugumayo professional
2. Joseph Cwinya-ai
3. Peace Kabasweka
4. Edward Rubongoya

Edward Robogonya, one of the pioneer students in east and central Africa’s number one golf academy made news at the recent Rwenzori Equity Open held over the weekend.

The sixteen-year-old academy graduate, who came in the second position during the first edition of the Rwenzori Equity Open in 2021, was a different player at the 2nd edition of the same tournament where he outcompeted a field of 71 amateurs that played at the par 70 courses of Toro club in Fort portal during the weekend.

Teeing off in a category of senior players such as Saul Kusemererwa, Edward Nyatia and Bengura Jimmy, the junior player did not only shine in his category but shone overall with the best net of 66 to steal the show of the weekend in the tourism city.

In a brief interview after the games, he had this to say: “I am very happy to have won the net category but I am disappointed because my target was to shoot -7 but I missed a lot of short putts which cost me a couple of shots. Going forward I must up my game because my coach has trained me very well so I should perform better.”

He went on to say that he was glad that his team members gave him a good environment to play a fairly nice round of golf and appreciated the coaches and staff of the AFRIYEA Golf Academy for the great work they are doing.

Coach Lillian Koowe further added that the Academy is offering a great opportunity for the juniors to reach their full potential and we all believe this Academy is on point to its mission of getting a PGA player in 10 years.

The golf prodigy also extended his appreciation to Mizuno who donated clubs to the academy early last year saying that his game had changed greatly since he started using the quality clubs.

The gross category was won by Joseph Cwinyaai, the national team captain and coach of the AFRIYEA Golf Academy with -3 whilst the professional category was won by Ronald Rugumayo who toppled the 21 professionals. Peace Kabasweka who recently won the Entebbe Ladies Open championship didn’t wait to add another trophy from her homeland and played 75 gross to trounce all the ladies.

GROSS
WINNER: JOSEPH CWINYAAI- 67
RUNNERS UP: KISEMBO PETER-75
GROUP A 6-12
WINNER: Kambale Godfrey -65net
1st Runner Up: Businge Simon -68net
2nd runner up: Tusiime Peter -68net
GROUP B 13-18
Winner Rubongoya Edward -66net
1st Runner up: Ahimbisibwe- 67net
2nd Runner Up: Tuhumwirwe Martin -76net
GROUP B 19-36
Winner: Ezama Moses- 71net
1st Runner up Kwikiriza Ronald -72net
2nd Runner up Jackson was -74net
Ladies
Gross
Winner Kabasweka peace -75
Runner up Kisembo Joyce- 80
GROUP A Ladies 0-18
Winner Kabayonga Janet -69net
Runner up Edrae kagombe -72net
GROUP B 19-36
WINNER Atuhaire charity -75net
Runner Kyatuka Joan -76net
SENIORS
Winners: Bizibu William -66net
Runner up Bwango Smart-74net
66+
Winner: Kagombe Charles 70net
Runner: Gilbert Mujogya Atwooki -76net

Longest drive Men: joseph Cwinyaai
Nearest to pin men: Tumuhirwe Martin
Longest: drive ladies: Faith
Nearest to pin ladies Faith

PROS WINNER RONALD RUGUMAYO 138 TOTAL TWO DAYS

REG BBC bounce back with a solid win over Shoot For The Stars

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Evode Munyeshuri

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March 31, 2022

REG BBC bounce back with a solid win over Shoot For The Stars — Pascal Niyonkuru starred as RBL Champions, REG BBC returned to winning ways | Photo Credit: Innocent Shema

Rwanda Energy Group Basketball Club, REG bounce back from their Saturday night loss in Kigali Arena with an 86-67 win over the Shoot For The Stars on Wednesday. Pascal Niyonkuru drops 20 points, grabs 8 rebounds and dished 4 assists in 22 minutes

Ahead of Wednesday, March 30, game at Amahoro outdoor court, REG BBC coach Henry Mwinuka’s reactions were expected from an ugly loss against the Patriots last Saturday in Kigali Arena.

Coming into tonight’s game, the defending champions had been struggling with turnovers and poor shooting due to the short time of warm-ups as they arrived at the venue late. Thus the first quarter ended 21-18 in favour of Shoot for The Stars.

As the second quarter began, it looked like that trend may continue. However, the players winning mentality helped them to get back and controlled the second quarter and the rest of the game. Pascal Niyonkuru led, and REG BBC followed (23-17, 28-11 and 17-18), with the scores of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th quarters.

Niyonkuru scored a team-high 20 points while Beleck Bell, Kami Kabange and Olivier Shyaka scored in double-digit as well. They scored 14, 12 and 10 points respectively.

On the side of Shoot for the Stars, Charles Nkurunziza had 20 points, Podo Caled (15 PTS/10 REBS) and Frank Kamndoh (12 PTS/10 REBS) produced double-double performances. Jordan Yezakuzwe added 12 points too.

This was the game fans wanted to see from the REG BBC for no other reason than to erase the memory of that ugly loss to their rivals Patriots. REG improves to 3-1 and stands in 10th position in the Rwanda Basketball League led by UGB.

UGB lead the standing after last night’s away nail-biting victory against IPRC Kigali

The league games continue on Friday

The Patriots erase a 12-point deficit at half time to secure a hard fought victory over REG BBC

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Evode Munyeshuri

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March 27, 2022

The Patriots erase a 12-point deficit at half time to secure a hard fought victory over REG BBC — Elie Kaje trying to defend Bush Wamukota in REG BBC vs Patriots clash of March 26, 2022 | Courtesy Photo

The Patriots came back from a half time double-digit deficit and pulled off a spectacular victory over their fierce rivals REG BBC. Bush Wamukota and Dieudonné Ndizeye scored 17 points apiece as their team routed REG BBC 70-63 in Kigali Arena.

On Saturday, March 26, Kigali Arena hosted the first 2022 clash of the Titans between two basketball giants in Rwanda, Rwanda Energy Group Basketball Club and The Patriots.

Before the game, a minute of silence has been held at Kigali Arena for Aboubacar Barame.

The game started in very high spirits even though REG BBC, the defending champions, got off to a good opening and took an early lead over the Patriots to finish the first quarter with a 19-14. The Electricians carried energy from the end of the first quarter into the second quarter and went into the break leading with 12 points, 42-30.

After a slow start in the first 2 periods, the Patriots came back stronger in the third quarter and cut a 12-point deficit to 1 point before the last quarter started, 51-52.

In the last quarter, REG BBC could have relied on the experienced Beleck Bell, but he fouled out with 8 minutes remaining. The Patriots, with crowd support, outscored their rivals 19-11 to finish the game-high and claim the league top spot again.

Patriots’ Bush Tom Wamukota scored 17 points and grabbed 11 rebounds while Dieudonné Ndizeye contributed 17 points too.

Earlier at the same venue, IPRC Kigali fought back after trailing APR BBC by as many as 16 points at the break, 22-38, outscored them 35-15 in the third quarter, but their resurgence fell short as the Army side captured control of the game in the last quarter not only to win the game, 76-69 but also to keep their winning streak alive. 4 games so far, and they are yet to taste a defeat.

In the women’s category, REG Women BBC comfortably beat The Hoops 69-50. Sandra Kantore led the way with 22 points, while Rosine Micomyiza finished with 18 points for The Hoops.

APR Women BBC beat RP-IPRC Huye 57-51

For more Results, Standings about Rwanda Basketball League, follow this link

Kenya’s KPA Off To A Good Start In The 2022 CAVB Men’s African Volleyball Club Championship.

Kenya Ports Authority, KPA commence their 2022 CAVB Men’s African Volleyball Club Championship with a win over Ethiopia’s Madda Walabu University.

Charles Kabayiza scores 20 to lead Espoir BBC past Rusizi

Espoir Basketball Club capitalized on home advantage against Rusizi Basketball Club in the game. Charles Kabayiza scored 20 points to lead his team to a 98-77 win over the Rusizi based Club on Monday, May 1st, 2022 at Amahoro Indoor court.

Elvis Mpeti’s double-double powers IPRC Huye to beat Espoir BBC

RP-IPRC Huye Center Elvis Mpeti led the Southerners to an 80-51 win over Espoir BBC with a 17-point, 25-rebound double-double in a Saturday Rwanda Basketball League game played at IPRC Huye Court.

NVL Finals: Who Will Be Crowned Champions of The 2021/2022 Big Boys League?

The National Volleyball League NVL Finals have come to the climax stage but the question on everyone’s mind is, “Who Will Be Crowned Champions of The Big Boys League?”

Tennis: The 2022 East African Junior Teams U-12 competition set to take place in Rwanda.

In a quest for tickets to the 12 & Under African Junior Teams competition (AJTC – U12) slated for September 2022, Rwanda will host the qualifiers in Zone 4 for boys and girls, from 27 April to 1 May 2022, at RP-IPRC Kigali courts.

UGB down IPRC Huye to finish their first leg matches on a positive note

Espoir Aganze Bazihima put in a 15-point performance as UGB defeated IPRC Huye in their last game of Rwanda Basketball League first-leg matches, to notch its second win of the weekend in Kigali Arena

REG BBC thump APR to put an end to their unbeaten run.

REG BBC recorded a 79-70 shock win over title hopefuls APR BBC. The win sees an end to APR’s 7 games unbeaten run while REG improves to 6-1

RWENZORI EQUITY OPEN: Fresh Academy Graduate Steal The Show At The 2nd edition

RWENZORI EQUITY OPEN Top performers
1.Ronald Rugumayo professional
2. Joseph Cwinya-ai
3. Peace Kabasweka
4. Edward Rubongoya

REG BBC bounce back with a solid win over Shoot For The Stars

Rwanda Energy Group Basketball Club, REG bounce back from their Saturday night loss in Kigali Arena with an 86-67 win over the Shoot For The Stars on Wednesday. Pascal Niyonkuru drops 20 points, grabs 8 rebounds and dished 4 assists in 22 minutes

The Patriots erase a 12-point deficit at half time to secure a hard fought victory over REG BBC

The Patriots came back from a half time double-digit deficit and pulled off a spectacular victory over their fierce rivals REG BBC. Bush Wamukota and Dieudonné Ndizeye scored 17 points apiece as their team routed REG BBC 70-63 in Kigali Arena.

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Kenya Ports Authority, KPA commence their 2022 CAVB Men’s African Volleyball Club Championship with a win over Ethiopia’s Madda Walabu University.

Espoir Basketball Club capitalized on home advantage against Rusizi Basketball Club in the game. Charles Kabayiza scored 20 points to lead his team to a 98-77 win over the Rusizi based Club on Monday, May 1st, 2022 at Amahoro Indoor court.

RP-IPRC Huye Center Elvis Mpeti led the Southerners to an 80-51 win over Espoir BBC with a 17-point, 25-rebound double-double in a Saturday Rwanda Basketball League game played at IPRC Huye Court.

The National Volleyball League NVL Finals have come to the climax stage but the question on everyone’s mind is, “Who Will Be Crowned Champions of The Big Boys League?”

In a quest for tickets to the 12 & Under African Junior Teams competition (AJTC – U12) slated for September 2022, Rwanda will host the qualifiers in Zone 4 for boys and girls, from 27 April to 1 May 2022, at RP-IPRC Kigali courts.

Espoir Aganze Bazihima put in a 15-point performance as UGB defeated IPRC Huye in their last game of Rwanda Basketball League first-leg matches, to notch its second win of the weekend in Kigali Arena

REG BBC recorded a 79-70 shock win over title hopefuls APR BBC. The win sees an end to APR’s 7 games unbeaten run while REG improves to 6-1

RWENZORI EQUITY OPEN Top performers 1.Ronald Rugumayo professional 2. Joseph Cwinya-ai 3. Peace Kabasweka 4. Edward Rubongoya

Rwanda Energy Group Basketball Club, REG bounce back from their Saturday night loss in Kigali Arena with an 86-67 win over the Shoot For The Stars on Wednesday. Pascal Niyonkuru drops 20 points, grabs 8 rebounds and dished 4 assists in 22 minutes

The Patriots came back from a half time double-digit deficit and pulled off a spectacular victory over their fierce rivals REG BBC. Bush Wamukota and Dieudonné Ndizeye scored 17 points apiece as their team routed REG BBC 70-63 in Kigali Arena.

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RWENZORI EQUITY OPEN Top performers
1.Ronald Rugumayo professional
2. Joseph Cwinya-ai
3. Peace Kabasweka
4. Edward Rubongoya