2022 BAL Sahara Conference

Last updated March 13, 2024

The Sahara Conference of the 2022 BAL season began on 5 March 2022 and ended on 15 March 2022. In a group of six teams, all team played each other one time. The top four teams in the standings advanced to the 2022 BAL Playoffs.

Standings

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	PCT	Qualification	REG	USM	ASS	SLC	CFV	DUC
1	REG	5	4	1	431	423	+8	.800^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Advance to playoffs	—	77–74	91–87	83–81	—	—
2	US Monastir	5	4	1	397	355	+42	.800^{[lower-alpha 1]}		—	—	—	—	77–71	74–62
3	AS Salé	5	3	2	454	438	+16	.600		—	90–96	—	91–81	95–84	—
4	SLAC	5	2	3	392	394	−2	.400		—	55–76	—	—	90–74	—
5	Ferroviário da Beira	5	1	4	416	448	−32	.200^{[lower-alpha 2]}		89–94	—	—	—	—	98–92
6	DUC (H)	5	1	4	402	434	−32	.200^{[lower-alpha 2]}		92–86	—	86–91	70–85	—	—

Source: BAL, Afrobasket
(H) Hosts
Notes:

1 2 Head-to-head: REG 77–74 US Monastir on 14 March 2022.
1 2 Head-to-head: Ferroviário da Beira 98–92 DUC on 8 March 2022.

Games

All times are in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

5 March

In the opening game of the season, SLAC pulled away after the first half behind Chris Crawford who lead his team with 30 points.

5 March 2022	DUC	70–85	SLAC	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 24–22, 21–15, 11–32, 14–16
	Pts: Adama Diakhite 17 Rebs: Abel Diop 10 Asts: Thierno Niang 4 PIR: Abdel Diop 19	Boxscore	Pts: Chris Crawford 30 Rebs: Obekpa, Miller Jr. 8 each Asts: Ibrahim Fofana 6 PIR: Chris Crawford 30	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: N/A Referees: Greg Dandridge, Kalume Tonton Banza, Sara Elsharnouby

6 March

6 March 2022	REG	91–87	AS Salé	Dakar
14:00	Scoring by quarter: 25–27, 21–21, 26–22, 19–17
	Pts: Cleveland Thomas 26 Rebs: Wilson Nshobozwabyosenumukiza 6 Asts: Adonis Filer 14 PIR: Cleveland Thomas 28	Boxscore	Pts: Terrell Stoglin 32 Rebs: Mohammed Chaoui Kouraichi 10 Asts: Khalid Boukichou 4 PIR: Terrell Stoglin 23	Arena: Dakar Arena

6 March 2022	US Monastir	77–71	Ferroviário da Beira	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 19-17, 16-23, 19-23, 23-18
	Pts: Ater Majok 19 Rebs: Ater Majok 12 Asts: Radhouane Slimane 5 PIR: Ater Majok 32	Boxscore	Pts: Perry, Kennedy 17 each Rebs: Prince Orizu 7 Asts: Jermelle Kennedy 5 PIR: Jermelle Kennedy 21	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 434

8 March

8 March 2022	SLAC	55–76	US Monastir	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 20–24, 5–20, 15–15, 15–17
	Pts: Chris Crawford 15 Rebs: Chris Obekpa 11 Asts: Dane Miller Jr. 4 PIR: Chris Obekpa 20	Boxscore	Pts: Radhouane Slimane 15 Rebs: Ater Majok 14 Asts: Lahyani, Slimane 5 each PIR: Ater Majok 22	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: N/A Referees: Marcy Williams, Annie Joyce Muchenu, Arnold Moseya

8 March 2022	Ferroviário da Beira	98–92	DUC	Dakar
21:00	Scoring by quarter: 29–20, 21–33, 29–15, 19–24
	Pts: Jermelle Kennedy 27 Rebs: Jermelle Kennedy 9 Asts: Will Perry 7 PIR: Jermelle Kennedy 35	Boxscore	Pts: Hameed Ali 26 Rebs: Jordan Aboudou 10 Asts: Hameed Ali 6 PIR: Hameed Ali 32	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 1,000 Referees: Stephanie Barksdale, Sara Elsharnouby, Aboolo Amr

9 March

REG's Wilson Nshobozwabyosenumukiza scored a buzzer-beating three point field goal to give his team the edge over SLAC.^[1]

9 March 2022	REG	83–81	SLAC	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 22–15, 20–27, 22–21, 19–18
	Pts: Cleveland Thomas 24 Rebs: Dieudonné Ndizeye 8 Asts: Adonis Filer 7 PIR: Cleveland Thomas 20	Boxscore	Pts: Chris Crawford 20 Rebs: Chris Obekpa 14 Asts: Chris Crawford 6 PIR: Chris Obekpa 34	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 278 Referees: Kenny Jones, Antonio Bernardo, Walelign Fikadu Gebeto

9 March 2022	AS Salé	95–84	Ferroviário da Beira	Dakar
21:00	Scoring by quarter: 24–23, 23–17, 17–21, 31–13
	Pts: Terrell Stoglin 34 Rebs: Álvaro Calvo Masa 13 Asts: Terrell Stoglin 8 PIR: Terrell Stoglin 32	Boxscore	Pts: Randy Onwuasor 19 Rebs: Jermelle Kennedy 9 Asts: Jermelle Kennedy 7 PIR: Jermelle Kennedy 22	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 258 Referees: Agon Abazi, Kalume Tonton Banza, Marie Leslie Cherubin

11 March

US Monastir won the "Derby of the North", while Terrell Stoglin broke the record for most point in a BAL game with 41 points. The previous record was also set by him, when he scored 40 points on 20 May 2021 in the 2021 season.^[2]

11 March 2022	AS Salé	90–96	US Monastir	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 21–32, 18–20, 20–19, 31–25
	Pts: Terrell Stoglin 41 Rebs: Four players 4 Asts: Terrell Stoglin 7 Eff: Terrell Stoglin 36	Boxscore	Pts: Radhouane Slimane 24 Rebs: Ater Majok 12 Asts: Michael Dixon 11 Eff: Radhouane Slimane 27	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 340 Referees: Kenny Jones, Aboollo Amr, Claudio Eviba

11 March 2022	DUC Dakar	92–86	REG	Dakar
21:00	Scoring by quarter: 19–16, 21–24, 24–21, 28–25
	Pts: Adama Diakhite 30 Rebs: Adama Diakhite 11 Asts: Hameed Ali 8 Eff: Adama Diakhite 33	Boxscore	Pts: Adonis Filer 23 Rebs: Pitchou Kambuy Manga 7 Asts: Adonis Filer 5 Eff: Adonis Filer 21	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 2,500 Referees: Agon Abazi, Wael Mostafa, Arnold Moseya

12 March

12 March 2022	SLAC	90–74	Ferroviário da Beira	Dakar
14:00	Scoring by quarter: 21–15, 30–21, 16–18, 23–20
	Pts: Chris Crawford 23 Rebs: Chris Obekpa 12 Asts: Dane Miller Jr. 8 PIR: Chris Obekpa 29	Boxscore	Pts: Ismael Nurmamade 14 Rebs: Jermelle Kennedy 12 Asts: Kennedy, Perry 5 each PIR: Kennedy 18	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: N/A Referees: Greg Dandridge, Walelign Fikadu Gebeto, Kalume Tonton Banza

12 March 2022	US Monastir	74–62	DUC	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 20-20, 15-11, 19-17, 20-14
	Pts: Ater Majok 20 Rebs: Ater Majok 13 Asts: Radhouane Slimane 8 PIR: Ater Majok 30	Boxscore	Pts: Bamba Diallo 19 Rebs: Abel Diop 9 Asts: Hameed Ali 7 PIR: Bamba Diallo 15	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 2,000 Referees: Stephanie Barksdale, Wael Ibrahim Mostafa, Euiba Claudio

14 March

14 March 2022	REG	77–74	US Monastir	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 21–26, 15–16, 20–13, 21–19
	Pts: Pitchou Kambuy Manga 16 Rebs: Pitchou Kambuy Manga 10 Asts: Adonis Filer 9 PIR: Pitchou Kambuy Manga 23	Boxscore	Pts: Michael Dixon 23 Rebs: Ater Majok 14 Asts: Oussama Marnaoui 6 PIR: Ater Majok 23	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 400 Referees: Marcy Williams, Aboolo Amr, Arnold Moseya

14 March 2022	AS Salé	91–81	SLAC	Dakar
21:00	Scoring by quarter: 20–20, 20–20, 23–20, 28–21
	Pts: Terrell Stoglin 29 Rebs: Álvaro Calvo Masa 12 Asts: Terrell Stoglin 5 PIR: Calvo Masa, Stoglin 20 each	Boxscore	Pts: Chris Crawford 19 Rebs: Mohamed Lamine Keita 13 Asts: Chris Crawford 6 PIR: Chris Crawford 21	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 845 Referees: Agon Abazi, Antonio Bernardo, Annie Joyce Muchenu

15 March

15 March 2022	Ferroviário da Beira	89–94	REG	Dakar
17:30	Scoring by quarter: 17–20, 21–28, 23–18, 28–28
	Pts: Munguambe, Ubisse 17 each Rebs: Jermelle Kennedy 7 Asts: Kennedy, Onwuasor 4 each PIR: Ayade Munguambe 16	Boxscore	Pts: Wilson Nshobozwabyosenumukiza 28 Rebs: Dieudonné Ndizeye 13 Asts: Adonis Filer 12 PIR: Ndizeye, Thomas 31 each	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 369 Referees: Stephanie Barksdale, Wael Ibrahim Mostafa, Walelign Fikadu Gebeto

15 March 2022	DUC	86–91	AS Salé	Dakar
21:00	Scoring by quarter: 28–26, 11–22, 27–17, 20–26
	Pts: Bamba Diallo 30 Rebs: Abel Diop 9 Asts: Hameed Ali 15 PIR: Hameed Ali 29	Boxscore	Pts: Terrell Stoglin 30 Rebs: Álvaro Calvo Masa 14 Asts: Three players 4 each PIR: Álvaro Calvo Masa 27	Arena: Dakar Arena Attendance: 3,000 Referees: Greg Dandridge, Sara Elsharnouby, Euiba Claudio

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References

↑ "Nshobozwabyosenumukiza calls buzzer-beater "biggest shot in my career". The BAL. Retrieved 10 March 2022.
↑ "Stoglin breaks own BAL record with 41 points". The BAL. Retrieved 12 March 2022.

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[table_hth_REG0.31893427498589-1] 1 2 Head-to-head: REG 77–74 US Monastir on 14 March 2022.

[table_hth_CFV0.31893427498589-2] 1 2 Head-to-head: Ferroviário da Beira 98–92 DUC on 8 March 2022.

[3] "Nshobozwabyosenumukiza calls buzzer-beater "biggest shot in my career". The BAL. Retrieved 10 March 2022.

[4] "Stoglin breaks own BAL record with 41 points". The BAL. Retrieved 12 March 2022.

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