D’Tigress wins Women Afro-Basket 2017

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D’Tigerss, Nigeria’s female team, on Monday, won the 2017 FIBA Women AfroBasket which ended in Bamako, Mali.
D’Tigress beat the defending champions, Senegal, to earn Nigeria her third title in the competition which was the 23rd edition. Nigeria previously won the event in 2003 and 2005.
D’Tigress started the competition by beating Mozambique 80-69 in their first game, whipped Democratic Republic of Congo 84-47 in the second and defeated Egypt 106-72 to emerge the first team to book a place in the quarterfinal of the competition.
Nigeria also defeated Senegal 58-54 in the last group match, defeated Cote d’Ivoire 98-43 in the quarterfinals and piped Mali 48-47 in the semis before beating Senegal again 65-48 in the final.


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