2006 FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women

2006 FIBA Africa U-18 Championship
for Women
2006 FIBA Africa U-18 Championship ; for Women
9th FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women
Tournament details
Host nation	Benin
Dates	8–16 September 2006
Teams	5 (from 53 federations)
Venues	1 (in 1 host city)
Champions	Mali (3rd title)
MVP	Fanta Toure
Tournament leaders
Official website
	2006 FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women
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Last updated September 04, 2023

The 2006 FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women was the 9th FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women, played under the rules of FIBA, the world governing body for basketball, and the FIBA Africa thereof. The tournament was hosted by Benin from 8 to 16 September 2006.

Participating teams

Angola Benin DR Congo Ivory Coast Mali

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Squads

Schedule

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	Qualified for the semi-finals

P	Team	M	W	L	PF	PA	Diff	Pts.
1	Mali	4	0	0	259	183	+76	8
2	DR Congo	4	2	2	229	234	-5	6
3	Ivory Coast	4	2	2	214	182	+32	6
4	Benin	4	1	3	181	237	-56	5
5	Angola	4	1	3	167	214	-47	5

8 September
17:00

Boxscore

Benin	46–58	Mali
Scoring by quarter: 9-18, 14-21, 10-13, 13-6
Pts: Adomou 12 Rebs: Inoussa 5 Asts: Ladani 1		Pts: F.Toure 18 Rebs: N.Coulibaly 3 Asts: Diakité 3

Cotonou

9 September

Angola	27–51	Ivory Coast
Scoring by quarter: n/a, n/a
Pts: n/a Rebs: n/a		Pts: n/a Rebs: n/a

Cotonou

10 September
16:00

Boxscore

Ivory Coast	58–60	DR Congo
Scoring by quarter:16-5, 13-16, 16-20, 13-19
Pts: K.Kouyate 24 Rebs: Djedjemel 9 Asts: four players 1		Pts: Tshiyoyo 14 Rebs: Mafuta 12 Asts: Mikemo 6

Cotonou

18:00

Boxscore

Mali	69–37	Angola
Scoring by quarter:15-3, 16-11, 19-9, 19-14
Pts: Keita 14 Rebs: Keita, N.Coulibaly 8 Asts: Bagayoko, F.Toure 2		Pts: Felícia 10 Rebs: Madalena 9 Asts: Elsa 1

Cotonou

11 September
16:00

Boxscore

Ivory Coast	58–62	Mali
Scoring by quarter:21-10, 1-12, 7-18, 29-22
Pts: K.Kouyate 19 Rebs: K.Kouyate, M.Kouyate 7 Asts: Kassi 2		Pts: Bagayoko 23 Rebs: Bagayoko, F.Toure 9 Asts: F.Toure 7

Cotonou

18:00

Boxscore

DR Congo	87–48	Benin
Scoring by quarter:19-8, 30-8, 20-13, 18-19
Pts: Makiese 15 Rebs: Makiese 9 Asts: Mabibi, Mafuta 2		Pts: Adomou 11 Rebs: Zossou 7 Asts: Zossou 2

Cotonou

12 September
16:00

Boxscore

DR Congo	42–70	Mali
Scoring by quarter: 13-24, 6-17, 16-11, 7-18
Pts: Mabibi 12 Rebs: Tshiyoyo 9 Asts: Mabibi 2		Pts: N.Coulibaly 16 Rebs: N.Coulibaly 27 Asts: N.Coulibaly, F.Toure 2

Cotonou

18:00

Boxscore

Benin	54–45	Angola
Scoring by quarter: 13-14, 18-4, 9-17, 14-10
Pts: Adomou 17 Rebs: Bouraïma 18 Asts: Klouste 3		Pts: Catarina 22 Rebs: Angelina 15 Asts: Fineza 4

Cotonou

13 September
16:00

Boxscore

Angola	58–40	DR Congo
Scoring by quarter:16-14, 14-7, 13-16, 15-3
Pts: Catarina 27 Rebs: Angelina 17 Asts: Elsa, Fineza 2		Pts: Butayi 15 Rebs: Makiese 13 Asts: Mabibi 3

Cotonou

Boxscore

Benin	33–47	Ivory Coast
Scoring by quarter: 6-16, 2-8, 10-12, 15-11
Pts: Babalola 14 Rebs: Babalola 7 Asts:three players 1		Pts: K.Kouyate 15 Rebs: A.Kolga, M.Kouyate 9 Asts: Kassi 4

Cotonou

Knockout stage

Championship bracket

Semi-finals		Final

Fri 15 Sep 2006 – 16:00

Mali	80
		Sat 16 Sep 2006 – 18:00
Benin	47
		Mali	77
Fri 15 Sep 2006 – 18:00
		Ivory Coast	66
DR Congo	57

Ivory Coast	69
		Third place

		Sat 16 Sep 2006 – 16:00

		Benin	44

		DR Congo	85

Semifinals

15 September
16:00

Boxscore

Mali	80–47	Benin
Scoring by quarter:26-9, 16-7, 23-8, 15-23
Pts: N.Coulibaly 14 Rebs: N.Coulibaly 11 Asts: Bagayoko, F.Toure 2		Pts: Inoussa 15 Rebs: Klouste 6 Asts:four players 1

Cotonou

18:00

Boxscore

DR Congo	57–69	Ivory Coast
Scoring by quarter: 10-16, 16-15, 14-18, 17-20
Pts: Mafuta 15 Rebs: Mafuta, Tshiyoyo 8 Asts: Mafuta, Mabibi 2		Pts: K.Kouyate 21 Rebs: M.Kouyate 14 Asts: A.Kolga 4

Cotonou

Bronze medal match

16 September
16:00

Boxscore

Benin	44–85	DR Congo
Scoring by quarter: 8-24, 13-19, 11-20, 12-22
Pts: Inoussa 11 Rebs: Sousa 8 Asts: Inoussa, Klouste 3		Pts: Makiese 24 Rebs: Makiese 14 Asts: Mabibi 7

Cotonou

Final

16 September
18:00

Boxscore

Mali	77–66	Ivory Coast
Scoring by quarter:19-5, 14-17, 27-21, 17-23
Pts: F.Toure 31 Rebs: N.Coulibaly 17 Asts: Bagayoko 6		Pts: K.Kouyate 26 Rebs: K.Kouyate 11 Asts: A.Kolga 4

Cotonou

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Final standings

	Qualified for the 2007 FIBA U19 Women's World Cup

Rank	Team	Record
	Mali	6–0
	Ivory Coast	3–3
	DR Congo	3–3
4	Benin	1–5
5	Angola	1–3

Mali roster
Aïssata Bore, Fanta Toure, Fatoumata Bagayoko, Fatoumata Traoré, Kadia Sacko, Kadiatou Coulibaly, Kama Dembélé, Minata Keita, Naignouma Coulibaly, Nassira Traoré, Ouleymatou Coulibaly, Sira Diakité, Coach:

Awards

2006 FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women winner
Mali Third title

Most Valuable Player
Fanta Toure

Statistical Leaders

Individual Tournament Highs

Points

Rank	Name	G	Pts	PPG
1	Kani Kouyate	6	118	19.7
2	Catarina Eusébio	6	70	17.5
3	Fanta Toure	6	95	15.8
4	Fatoumata Bagayoko	6	76	12.7
5	Mariama Kouyate	6	73	12.2
6	Ginette Makiese	6	72	12
7	Mireille Tshiyoyo	6	64	10.7
8	Naignouma Coulibaly	6	56	9.3
9	Sandrine Adomou	6	54	9
10	Ngusu Mafuta	6	53	8.8

Rebounds

Rank	Name	G	Rbs	RPG
1	Naignouma Coulibaly	6	69	11.5
2	Angelina Golome	4	38	9.5
3	Mariama Kouyate	6	54	9
3	Ginette Makiese	6	54	9
5	Catarina Eusébio	4	36	9
6	Ngusu Mafuta	6	45	7.5
7	Mireille Tshiyoyo	6	43	7.2
8	Minata Keita	6	39	6.5
9	Madalena Felix	4	24	6
10	Kani Kouyate	6	35	5.8

Assists

Rank	Name	G	Ast	APG
1	Fanta Toure	6	17	2.8
2	Fatoumata Bagayoko	6	16	2.7
2	Diane Mabibi	6	16	2.7
4	Nadine Mikemo	4	9	2.3
5	Assetou Kolga	6	13	2.2
6	Ngusu Mafuta	6	10	1.7
7	Fineza Eusébio	4	6	1.5
8	Thérèse Bakenga	6	8	1.3
	Emmanuelle Klouste	6	8	1.3
	Mariama Kouyate	6	8	1.3

Steals

Rank	Name	G	Sts	SPG
1	Catarina Eusébio	4	15	3.8
2	Kani Kouyate	6	22	3.7
3	Assetou Kolga	6	19	3.2
4	Kèfilath Inoussa	6	11	1.8
5	Sandrine Adomou	6	10	1.7
5	Diane Mabibi	6	10	1.7
7	Mariama Kouyate	6	9	1.5
8	Fatoumata Bagayoko	6	8	1.3
9	Thérère Bakenga	6	7	1.2
10	Edjime Djedjemel	6	6	1

Blocks

Rank	Name	G	Bks	BPG
1	Ginette Makiese	6	11	1.8
2	Naignouma Coulibaly	6	8	1.3
3	Ngusu Mafuta	6	6	1
4	Minata Keita	6	5	0.8
5	Sira Diakité	6	3	0.5
	Mariama Kouyate	6	3	0.5
	Fanta Toure	6	3	0.5
8	Elsa Eduardo	4	2	0.5
8	Blandine Waki	4	2	0.5
10	Fatoumata Bagayoko	6	2	0.3

Turnovers

Rank	Name	G	Tos	TPG
1	Kèfilath Inoussa	6	29	4.8
2	Fanta Toure	6	28	4.7
3	Diane Mabibi	6	26	4.3
4	Catarina Eusébio	4	15	3.8
5	Minata Keita	6	22	3.7
	Emmanuele Klouste	6	22	3.7
	Assetou Kolga	6	22	3.7
	Kani Kouyate	6	22	3.7
9	Mariama Kouyate	6	21	3.5
9	Ghislaine Zossou	6	21	3.5

2-point field goal percentage

Pos	Name	A	M	%
1	Fanta Toure	54	39	72.2
2	Ginette Makiese	53	29	54.7
3	Naignouma Coulibaly	41	22	53.7
4	Mireille Tshiyoyo	51	23	45.1
5	Kani Kouyate	84	37	44
6	Edjime Djedjemel	37	16	43.2
7	Mariama Kouyate	63	27	42.9
8	Minata Keita	52	22	42.3
9	Catarina Eusébio	57	22	38.6
10	Ngusu Mafuta	42	16	38.1

3-point field goal percentage

Pos	Name	A	M	%
1	Fatoumata Traoré	10	4	40
2	Maimonatou Kolga	13	5	38.5
3	Souko Thiam	12	3	25
4	Nadine Mikemo	8	2	25
5	Fatoumata Bagayoko	37	9	24.3
6	Sandrine Adomou	27	5	18.5
7	Diane Mabibi	29	5	17.2
8	Kèfilath Inoussi	36	6	16.7
9	Thèrése Bakenga	13	2	15.4
9	Fanta Toure	13	2	15.4

Free throw percentage

Pos	Name	A	M	%
1	Ngusu Mafuta	28	21	75
2	Diane Mabibi	19	13	68.4
3	Mireille Tshiyoyo	27	18	66.7
4	Fatoumata Bagayoko	20	13	65
5	Sandrine Adomou	18	11	61.1
6	Kèfilath Inoussa	23	14	60.9
7	Kani Kouyate	65	38	58.5
8	Thérèse Bakenga	22	12	54.5
9	Joana Baptista	15	8	53.3
10	Ghislaine Zossou	19	10	52.6

Individual Game Highs

Department	Name	Total	Opponent
Points	Fanta Toure	31	Ivory Coast
Rebounds	Naignouma Coulibaly	27	DR Congo
Assists	Fanta Toure Diane Mabibi	7	Ivory Coast Benin
Steals	Kani Kouyate	7	Benin
Blocks	Ginette Makiese	3	Ivory Coast
2-point field goal percentage	Minata Keita	85.7% (6/7)	Angola
3-point field goal percentage	Fatoumata Bagayoko Sira Diakité	66.7% (2/3)	DR Congo Angola
Free throw percentage	Ngusu Mafuta	100% (7/7)	Ivory Coast
Turnovers	Minata Keita	10	DR Congo

Team Tournament Highs

Points

Rank	Name	G	Pts	PPG
1	Mali	6	416	69.3
2	DR Congo	6	371	61.8
3	Ivory Coast	6	349	58.2
4	Benin	6	272	45.3
5	Angola	4	167	41.8

Rebounds

Rank	Name	G	Rbs	RPG
1	DR Congo	6	271	45.2
2	Ivory Coast	6	252	42
2	Mali	6	249	41.5
4	Angola	4	154	38.5
5	Benin	6	230	38.3

Assists

Rank	Name	G	Ast	APG
1	Mali	6	59	9.8
2	DR Congo	6	56	9.3
3	Ivory Coast	6	46	7.7
4	Benin	6	27	4.5
5	Angola	4	13	3.3

Steals

Rank	Name	G	Sts	SPG
1	Ivory Coast	6	66	11
2	Angola	4	38	9.5
2	DR Congo	6	40	6.7
4	Benin	6	39	6.5
5	Mali	6	35	5.8

Blocks

Rank	Name	G	Bks	BPG
1	DR Congo	6	26	4.3
2	Mali	6	23	3.8
3	Angola	4	4	1
4	Ivory Coast	6	5	0.8
5	Benin	6	2	0.3

Turnovers

Rank	Name	G	Tos	TPG
1	Mali	6	140	23.3
2	Benin	6	139	23.2
3	Ivory Coast	6	134	22.3
4	DR Congo	6	126	21
5	Angola	4	67	16.8

2-point field goal percentage

Pos	Name	A	M	%
1	Mali	278	149	53.6
2	DR Congo	303	121	39.9
3	Ivory Coast	311	113	36.3
4	Benin	281	82	29.2
5	Angola	180	50	27.8

3-point field goal percentage

Pos	Name	A	M	%
1	Mali	95	21	22.1
2	Ivory Coast	81	14	17.3
3	DR Congo	72	12	16.7
4	Benin	95	15	15.8
5	Angola	56	4	7.1

Free throw percentage

Pos	Name	A	M	%
1	DR Congo	171	93	54.4
2	Benin	147	63	42.9
3	Angola	129	55	42.6
4	Ivory Coast	196	81	41.3
5	Mali	138	55	39.9

Team Game highs

Department	Name	Total	Opponent
Points	DR Congo	87	Benin
Rebounds	DR Congo	63	Benin
Assists	DR Congo	15	Benin
Steals	Ivory Coast	15	Benin
Blocks	Mali	8	Ivory Coast
2-point field goal percentage	Mali	61.7% (29/47)	Benin
3-point field goal percentage	Benin	45.5% (5/11)	Mali
Free throw percentage	DR Congo	62.5% (10/16)	Ivory Coast
Turnovers	Ivory Coast	35	Angola

External links

Official Website

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↑ "Group standings". FIBA.com. Retrieved 2014-01-06.
↑ "BEN - Mali beat Ivory Coast to trophy". FIBA.com. 2006-09-18. Archived from the original on January 8, 2014. Retrieved 2014-01-08.

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[1] "Schedule & results". FIBA.com. Retrieved 2014-01-06.

[2] "Teams". FIBA.com. Retrieved 2014-01-06.

[3] "Group standings". FIBA.com. Retrieved 2014-01-06.

[4] "BEN - Mali beat Ivory Coast to trophy". FIBA.com. 2006-09-18. Archived from the original on January 8, 2014. Retrieved 2014-01-08.

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2006 FIBA Africa Under-18 Championship for Women

Contents

Participating teams

Squads

Schedule

Knockout stage

Semifinals

Bronze medal match

Final

Final standings

Awards

All-Tournament Team

Statistical Leaders

Individual Tournament Highs

Individual Game Highs

Team Tournament Highs

Team Game highs

See also

External links

Related Research Articles

References