2009 FIBA Africa Women's Clubs Champions Cup

For the men's tournament, see 2009 FIBA Africa Clubs Champions Cup.
2009 FIBA Africa Champions Cup 
for Women
15th FIBA Africa Champions Cup for Women
Tournament details
Host nation Benin
Dates November 13 – 22
Teams 10 (from 53 federations)
Venues 1 (in 1 host city)
Champions  Nigeria (First Bank's 2nd title; Nigeria's 2nd th title)
MVP United States Danielle Green
Tournament leaders
PlayersTeams
Points Ivory Coast Kani Kouyaté 126
Rebounds Mozambique Leia Dongue 58
Official website
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The 2009 FIBA Africa Women's Clubs Champions Cup (15th edition), was an international basketball tournament held in Cotonou, Benin, from November 13 to 22, 2009. The tournament, organized by FIBA Africa and hosted by Energie, was contested by 10 clubs split into 2 groups, the first four of which qualifying for the knock-out stage.

The tournament was won by First Bank from Nigeria.

Draw

Group A Group B

Mozambique A Politécnica
Ivory Coast Abidjan Basket Club
Benin Energie
Nigeria First Bank
Kenya Kenya Ports Authority

Egypt Alexandria SC
Ivory Coast Club Sportif d'Abidjan
Mozambique Desportivo de Maputo
Nigeria First Deepwater
Angola Interclube

Preliminary rounds

Times given below are in UTC+1.

Group A

Qualified for the quarter-finals
Group A M W L PF PA Diff P
1. Nigeria First Bank 4 4 0 303 206 +97 8
2. Ivory Coast Abidjan Basket Club 4 3 1 252 177 +75 7
3. Mozambique Politécnica 4 2 2 212 214 -2 6
4. Kenya Kenya Ports Authority 4 1 3 186 233 -47 5
5. Benin Energie 4 0 4 183 306 -123 4
13 November 2009
Abidjan BC Ivory Coast 54–35 Mozambique Politécnica
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
Energie Benin 32–70 Kenya KPA
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
14 November 2009
Abidjan BC Ivory Coast 79–45 Benin Energie
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
First Bank Nigeria 74–54 Mozambique Politécnica
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
15 November 2009
First Bank Nigeria 57–56 Ivory Coast Abidjan BC
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
Politécnica Mozambique 54–47 Kenya KPA
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
17 November 2009
16:00
KPA Kenya 40–63 Ivory Coast Abidjan BC
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

18:00
First Bank Nigeria 88–67 Benin Energie
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
18 November 2009
14:00
KPA Kenya 29–84 Nigeria First Bank
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
Energie Benin 39–69 Mozambique Politécnica
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

Group B

Qualified for the quarter-finals
Group B M W L PF PA Diff P
1. Mozambique Desportivo de Maputo 4 3 1 266 238 +28 7
2. Angola Interclube 4 3 1 262 195 +67 7
3. Ivory Coast Club Sportif d'Abidjan 4 2 2 215 202 +13 6
4. Nigeria First Deepwater 4 1 3 246 273 -27 5
5. Egypt Alexandria Sporting Club 4 1 3 224 305 -81 4
13 November 2009
CS d'Abidjan Ivory Coast 38–45 Angola Interclube
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
Desp Maputo Mozambique 71–72 Egypt Alexandria SC
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
14 November 2009
Interclube Angola 83–58 Nigeria F. Deepwater
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
Alexandria SC Egypt 48–69 Ivory Coast CS d'Abidjan
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
15 November 2009
Desp Maputo Mozambique 72–52 Nigeria F. Deepwater
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
Interclube Angola 77–37 Egypt Alexandria SC
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
17 November 2009
14:00
CS d'Abidjan Ivory Coast 57–61 Mozambique Desp Maputo
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

20:00
F. Deepwater Nigeria 88–67 Egypt Alexandria SC
Palais des Sports, Cotonou
18 November 2009
18:00
Interclube Angola 57–62 Mozambique Desp Maputo
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

20:00
CS d'Abidjan Ivory Coast 51–48 Nigeria F. Deepwater
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

Knockout stage

Quarter-finals 5th-8th Place 5th place
                   
November 20 - 14:00        
 Nigeria First Bank  88
November 21
 Nigeria F. Deepwater  48  
 Nigeria F. Deepwater  51
November 20 - 16:00
   Mozambique Politécnica  54  
 Angola Interclube  62
November 22
 Mozambique Politécnica  58  
 Mozambique Politécnica  65
November 20 - 18:00
   Ivory Coast CS d'Abidjan  49
 Kenya KPA  51
November 21
 Angola Desp Maputo  66  
 Kenya KPA  43 7th place
November 20 - 20:00
   Ivory Coast CS d'Abidjan  48  
 Ivory Coast CS d'Abidjan  54  Nigeria F. Deepwater  65
 Ivory Coast Abidjan BC  64    Kenya KPA  50
November 22


Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                   
November 20 - 14:00        
 Nigeria First Bank  88
November 21
 Nigeria F. Deepwater  48  
 Nigeria First Bank  69
November 20 - 16:00
   Angola Interclube  65  
 Angola Interclube  62
November 22
 Mozambique Politécnica  58  
 Nigeria First Bank  64
November 20 - 18:00
   Ivory Coast Abidjan BC  55
 Kenya KPA  51
November 21
 Angola Desp Maputo  66  
 Mozambique Desp Maputo  49 Third place
November 20 - 20:00
   Ivory Coast Abidjan BC  60  
 Ivory Coast CS d'Abidjan  54  Angola Interclube  50
 Ivory Coast Abidjan BC  64    Mozambique Desp Maputo  57
November 22

9th place

20 November 2009
Energie Benin 63–87 Egypt Alexandria SC
Scoring by quarter: 16-17, 8-26, 13-22, 26-22
Pts: Abil 21 Pts: Adjai 25
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

Quarter finals [1][2]

20 November 2009
14:00
First Bank Nigeria 88–48 Nigeria F. Deepwater
Scoring by quarter: 26-12, 14-11, 26-7, 22-18
Pts: Green 19 Pts: Uchendu 11
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

16:00
Interclube Angola 62–58 Mozambique Politécnica
Scoring by quarter: 14-14, 21-12, 17-10, 19-13
Pts: Ilda 16 Pts: Azinheira 20
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

18:00
KPA Kenya 51–66 Mozambique Desp Maputo
Scoring by quarter: 12-13, 17-15, 9-12, 13-23
Pts: n/a Pts: Valerdina 19
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

20:00
CS d'Abidjan Ivory Coast 54–64 Ivory Coast Abidjan BC
Scoring by quarter: 8-14, 18-16, 16-17, 12-17
Pts: Kouyaté 19 Pts: Kalanga 19
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

5th-8th place

21 November 2009
14:00
Politécnica Mozambique 54–51 Nigeria F. Deepwater
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

16:00
KPA Kenya 43–48 Ivory Coast CS d'Abidjan
Scoring by quarter: 12-8, 3-17, 9-10, 19-13
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

Semifinals[3]

21 November 2009
18:00
First Bank Nigeria 69–65 (OT) Angola Interclube
Scoring by quarter: 21-15, 17-20, 8-10, 14-15, Overtime: 9-5
Pts: Green 17 Pts: Ilda 16
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

20:00
Abidjan BC Ivory Coast 60–49 Mozambique Desp Maputo
Scoring by quarter: 17-16, 9-16, 14-15, 20-2
Pts: Camara 15 Pts: n/a
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

7th place [4]

22 November 2009
10:00
F. Deepwater Nigeria 65–50 Kenya KPA
Scoring by quarter: 11-19, 10-12, 22-10, 22-9
Pts: Akashili 14 Pts: n/a
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

5th place

22 November 2009
12:00
Politécnica Mozambique 65–49 Ivory Coast CS d'Abidjan
Scoring by quarter: 14-12, 17-13, 19-12, 15-12
Pts: Azinheira 17 Pts: Kouyaté 23
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

Bronze medal game [5]

22 November 2009
17:00
Desp Maputo Mozambique 57–50 Angola Interclube
Scoring by quarter: 8-12, 13-11, 14-17, 22-10
Pts: Valerdina 15 Pts: Nguendula 15
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

Gold medal game [6]

22 November 2009
19:00
First Bank Nigeria 64–55 Ivory Coast Abidjan BC
Scoring by quarter: 15-13, 15-9, 19-17, 15-16
Pts: Silva 17 Pts: Camara 23
Palais des Sports, Cotonou

Final standings

Rank Team Record
Nigeria First Bank7–0
Ivory Coast Abidjan Basket Club5–2
Ivory Coast Desportivo de Maputo5–2
4. Angola Interclube4–3
5. Mozambique A Politécnica4–3
6. Ivory Coast Club Sportif d'Abidjan3–4
7. Nigeria First Deepwater2–5
8. Kenya Kenya Ports Authority1–6
9. Egypt Alexandria SC2–3
10. Benin Energie0–5

First Bank roster
Adeola Olanrewaju, Brisa Silva, Chioma Udeaja, Danielle Green, Funmilayo Ojelabi, Mfon Udoka, Rashidat Sadiq, Coach: Adewunmi Aderemi

All Tournament Team

GUnited StatesDanielle Green
FIvory CoastKani Kouyaté
FMozambiqueAna Azinheira
CNigeriaRashidat Sadiq
CIvory CoastFatoumata Camara
2009 FIBA Africa Women's Clubs Champions Cup
Nigeria
First Bank Basketball Club
2nd Title
Most Valuable Player
United States Danielle Green

See also


References

  1. ↑ "BEN - First Bank through to semi-final beat First Deepwater". FIBA.com. 2009-11-20.
  2. ↑ "BEN - Interclube sees off A'Politecnica, battle First Bank in semi". FIBA.com. 2009-11-20. Retrieved 2013-12-24.
  3. ↑ "First Bank book final ticket beat Interclube 69-65 OT". FIBA.com. 2009-11-21. Retrieved 2013-12-24.
  4. ↑ "15th AFCCW: First Deepwater beat KPA to 7th spot". Basket Webs. Retrieved 2013-12-24.
  5. ↑ "BEN - Desportivo rally past Interclube, pick bronze". FIBA.com. 2009-11-23. Retrieved 2013-12-24.
  6. ↑ "BEN - First Bank crown champion beat ABC 64-55". FIBA.com. 2009-11-23. Retrieved 2013-12-24.

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