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TEAM GAMBIA AT ANOCA SCHOOL GAMES – The Standard Newspaper
The Gambian team at the ongoing first ANOCA School Games in Algeria has been busy rolling athletes for the various games.In its most outstanding performance so far, The Gambia’s basketball team reached the quarter finals of the 3x 3 competition and was playing Benin as we went to press last night.Victory over Benin would set the Gambian team against South Sudan or Ghana in the semifinals.In the volleyball, The Gambia’s U-18 boys and girls secure…
"We are witnessing an exceptional moment." Mustapha Berraf's words are heavy with meaning as the first edition of the African School Games has just begun in Algeria. Born in partnership with the International School Sport Federation (ISF), signed last year, the event opens up new perspectives for African sport. Until August 5, some 1,700 athletes from 47 countries will measure each other, meet each other, enrich each other and gain an invaluable…
Gambia Participates in Opening Ceremony of Africa School Games
By: Kemo Kanyi The Gambian delegation joined thousands in the opening ceremony of the inaugural African School Games currently underway in Algeria. The country’s flag bearer at the opening ceremony was Serreh Sanneh, an athletics competitor who will represent The Gambia in the sprint events and long jump. The Gambian 3×3 basketball team is set to face off against Libya and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the maiden African School Games in A…
The Gabonese Taekwondo delegation has been staying in Algiers for the past weekend to participate in the 2025 edition of the African School Games. With five young fighters, the team aims high: medals and the honour of making La Concorde resonate on Algerian soil. Selected for their excellence on national tatamis, these five grassy panthers embody the future of combat sport in Gabon. Hans Snow Bouandza Bekalé (-44 kg), Philippe Ndung Nguema (-55 …
For their entry into the competition, the U16 selection from Côte d'Ivoire conceded the draw (0-0) against Tunisia.The young pachyderms will go for victory and qualification for the semi-final in the second and final match of the C chicken against Uganda.The match will take place on July 31st.It should be noted that the first of each hen (three hens) and the best second will get their ticket for the semi-final at the end of this first part of th…
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