2009 FIBA Africa Under-16 Championship for Women

The 2009 FIBA Africa Under-16 Championship for Women (alternatively the Afrobasket U16) was the 1st U-16 FIBA Africa championship for women, played under the auspices of the Fédération Internationale de Basketball, the basketball sport governing body and qualified for the 2010 World Cup. The tournament was held from August 30–September 5 in Bamako, Mali, contested by 8 national teams and won by Mali.[1]

2009 FIBA Africa U-16 Championship
for Women

1st FIBA Africa Under-16 Championship for Women

Tournament details

Host nation

Mali

Dates

August 30–September 5

Teams

8

Venues

1

(in 1 host city)

Champions

Mali

(2nd title)

Farima Touré

Tournament leaders

	Players	Teams
Points	Ribah 18.8	Egypt (64.4)
Rebounds	N'Diaye 17	Mali (51.4)
Assists	Sissoko 3.4	Mali (10.6)

Official website

2009 FIBA Africa Championship for Women U-16

The tournament qualified the winner for the 2010 U17 World Women's Championship.

Teams

Algeria
Angola
Egypt
Mali
Senegal

Squads

Format

The five (5) teams who participated played in a single round-robin preliminary round.
After the preliminaries, only the top two teams qualified for the gold medal match to determine the African Champions and represent the FIBA Africa at the 2010 FIBA Basketball Under-17 Women's World Cup.

Preliminary round

Times given below are in UTC.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Egypt	4	4	0	258	169	+89	8	Advanced to the finals
2	Mali	4	3	1	238	184	+54	7	Advanced to the finals
3	Angola	4	2	2	225	221	+4	6
4	Algeria	4	1	3	201	236	−35	5
5	Senegal	4	0	4	174	286	−112	4

Source: Unknown
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored;

30 August 2009
17:00

Mali	45–46	Egypt
Scoring by quarter: 9–17, 8–11, 10–4, 18–14
Pts: Maiga 12 Rebs: Sanou 11 Asts: Konaté 2		Pts: Amer 16 Rebs: Attia 7 Asts: Amr 2

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

30 August 2009
19:00

Angola	50–48	Algeria
Scoring by quarter: 17-10, 12-14, 10-14, 11-10
Pts: A.Gonçalves 15 Rebs: A.Gonçalves 12 Asts: Artemis 3		Pts: Ribah 18 Rebs: Meribout 9 Asts: Boukerma 4

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

31 August 2009
17:00

Angola	45–57	Mali
Scoring by quarter: 13-8, 11-9, 7-14, 14-26
Pts: Artemis 26 Rebs: A.Gonçalves 9 Asts: Lizeth 2		Pts: Konaté 19 Rebs: Sanou 15 Asts: Sissoko 6

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

1 September 2009
21:00

Senegal	37–83	Egypt
Scoring by quarter: 5-20, 7-18, 9-27, 16-18
Pts: Diop 16 Rebs: N'Diaye 14 Asts: Sarr 1		Pts: Amer 23 Rebs: Amer 8 Asts: Salem 2

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

1 September 2009
17:00

Algeria	58–71	Mali
Scoring by quarter: 11-16, 13-15, 13-12, 21-28
Pts: Ribah 14 Rebs: Boubaker 9 Asts: Ribah 4		Pts: Sissoko 20 Rebs: Sanou 12 Asts: Konaté 5

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

2 September 2009
17:00

Senegal	51–78	Angola
Scoring by quarter: 21-19, 11-16, 10-19, 9-24
Pts: N'Diaye 24 Rebs: N'Diaye 16 Asts: Diallo 1		Pts: Artemis 17 Rebs: A.Gonçalves 11 Asts: Cláudia 3

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

3 September 2009
17:00

Algeria	60–51	Senegal
Scoring by quarter: 7-19, 22-8, 19-12, 12-12
Pts: Ribah 26 Rebs: Boubaker 7 Asts: Belmeine 6		Pts: Diop 14 Rebs: N'Diaye 16 Asts: Diagne 2

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

3 September 2009
19:00

Egypt	65–52	Angola
Scoring by quarter: 13-7, 19-6, 17-17, 16-22
Pts: Amer 13 Rebs: Amer 11 Asts: Moussa 6		Pts: Artemis 17 Rebs: A.Gonçalves 7 Asts: Artemis 2

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

4 September 2009
19:00

Egypt	64–35	Algeria
Scoring by quarter: 18-11, 18-0, 13-15, 15-9
Pts: Amer 14 Rebs: Amer 12 Asts: Gamal 4		Pts: Ribah 17 Rebs: Slimani 8 Asts: Ribah 2

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

4 September 2009
17:00

Mali	65–35	Senegal
Scoring by quarter: 17-6, 18-10, 14-6, 16-13
Pts: Sanou 20 Rebs: Touré 11 Asts: Lougue 1		Pts: Diop 11 Rebs: N'Diaye 22 Asts: N'Diaye 3

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

Gold Medal game

5 September 2009
17:00

Egypt	64–78	Mali
Scoring by quarter: 15–19, 22–15, 16–22, 11–22
Pts: Ragab 16 Rebs: Amer 15 Asts: Amer 2		Pts: Touré 20 Rebs: Touré 17 Asts: Sissoko 5

Pavillon Modibo Kéita Bamako

Final standings

Rank	Team	Record
	Mali	4–1
	Egypt	4–1
	Angola	2–2
4.	Algeria	1–3
5.	Senegal	0–4

Awards

2009 FIBA Africa Under-16 Championship for Women Winner
Mali First title

Most Valuable Player
Farima Touré

All-Tournament Team

G Artemis Afonso
G Reem Moussa
F N'Dèye N'Diaye
F Hagar Amer
C Farima Touré

Statistical Leaders

Individual Tournament Highs

Points

Rank	Name	G	Pts	PPG
1	Manel Ribah	4	75	18.8
2	Artemis Afonso	4	74	18.5
3	Hagar Amer	5	80	16
4	Satta Diop	4	54	13.5
5	N'dèye N'diaye	4	45	11.3
6	Farima Touré	5	55	11
7	Mariam Maiga	5	53	10.6
7	Sadio Konaté	5	53	10.6
9	Ana Gonçalves	4	42	10.5
10	Fatoumata Sanou	5	48	9.6

Rebounds

Rank	Name	G	Rbs	RPG
1	N'dèye N'diaye	4	119	17
2	Fatoumata Sanou	5	89	10.6
3	Hagar Amer	5	55	10
4	Farima Touré	5	72	10
5	Ana Gonçalves	4	57	9.8
6	Aminata Traoré	5	57	9.4
7	Yasmina Slimani	4	38	7.2
8	Sadio Konaté	5	66	6.8
9	Artemis Afonso	4	50	6.5
10	Lizeth N'Dombele	4	54	5.8

Assists

Rank	Name	G	Ast	APG
1	Aminata Sissoko	5	17	3.4
2	Nesrine Boukerma	4	10	2.5
3	Sadio Konaté	5	11	2.2
4	Fanta Guindo	5	10	2
4	Reem Moussa	5	10	2
6	Artemis Afonso	4	8	2
6	Norelhoida Belmeine	4	8	2
8	Cláudia Manuel	4	6	1.5
8	Manel Ribah	4	6	1.5
10	Hagar Amer	5	7	1.4

Steals

Rank	Name	G	Sts	SPG
1	Fanta Guindo	5	11	2.2
1	Farima Touré	5	11	2.2
3	Asmaa Gamal	5	10	2
4	Dina Amr	5	8	1.6
4	Sadio Konaté	5	8	1.6
6	Analzira Américo	4	6	1.5
	Ikbal Chenaf
	Ndeye Siagne
	Cláudia Manuel
10	Aminata Traoré	5	7	1.4

Blocks

Rank	Name	G	Bks	BPG
1	Hala Elshaarawy	5	5	1
2	Nesrine Boukerma	4	4	1
3	Artemis Afonso	4	3	0.8
4	Hagar Amer	5	3	0.6
5	Ikbal Chenaf	4	2	0.5
5	Helena Francisco	4	2	0.5
7	Farida Emara	5	2	0.4
7	Aminata Traoré	5	2	0.4
9	Fatima Belarbi	4	1	0.2
9	Nour Boubaker	4	1	0.2

Minutes

Rank	Name	G	Min	MPG
1	N'dèye N'diaye	7	146	36.5
2	Manel Ribah	4	135	33.8
3	Nesrine Boukerma	7	131	32.8
4	Ana Gonçalves	7	129	32.3
5	Aminata Sissoko	4	157	31.4
6	Artemis Afonso	7	125	31.3
7	Satta Diop	6	125	31.3
8	Sadio Konaté	4	143	28.6
9	Yasmina Slimani	7	114	28.5
10	Lizeth N'Dombele	5	112	28

Individual Game Highs

Department	Name	Total	Opponent
Points	Artemis Afonso Manel Ribah	26	Mali Senegal
Rebounds	N'Dèye Fatou N'Diaye	22	Mali
Assists	Norelhouda Belmeine Reem Moussa Aminata Sissoko	6	Senegal Angola Angola
Steals	Dina Amr	6	Senegal
Blocks	Artemis Afonso	3	Egypt
2-point field goal percentage	Dina Amr	83.3% (5/6)	Angola
3-point field goal percentage	Sadio Konaté	71.4% (5/7)	Egypt
Free throw percentage	Reem Osama	100% (6/6)	Algeria
Turnovers	Satta Diop	9	Egypt

Team Tournament Highs

Points per Game

Pos.	Name	PPG
1	Egypt	64.4
2	Mali	63.2
3	Angola	56.3
4	Algeria	50.3
5	Senegal	43.5

Total Points

Pos.	Name	PPG
1	Egypt	322
2	Mali	316
3	Angola	225
4	Algeria	201
5	Senegal	174

Rebounds

Pos.	Name	RPG
1	Mali	51.4
2	Algeria	35.5
2	Senegal	35.5
4	Egypt	34.4
5	Angola	34.2

Assists

Pos.	Name	APG
1	Mali	10.6
2	Egypt	10
3	Algeria	7.3
4	Angola	6.8
5	Senegal	4.3

Steals

Pos.	Name	SPG
1	Egypt	10
2	Mali	9.6
3	Algeria	6.8
4	Angola	6.3
5	Senegal	5.5

Blocks

Pos.	Name	BPG
1	Algeria	2.2
1	Egypt	2.2
3	Angola	1.8
4	Mali	0.6
5	Senegal	0.2

2-point field goal percentage

Pos.	Name	%
1	Egypt	46.4
2	Algeria	37.3
3	Angola	36.3
4	Mali	36.2
5	Senegal	30.6

3-point field goal percentage

Pos.	Name	%
1	Mali	24.5
2	Angola	19
3	Algeria	18.2
4	Senegal	18
5	Egypt	17.2

Free throw percentage

Pos.	Name	%
1	Angola	54.8
2	Algeria	50.4
3	Egypt	48.9
4	Mali	47.5
5	Egypt	37.2

Team Game highs

Department	Name	Total	Opponent
Points	Egypt	83	Senegal
Rebounds	Mali	61	Angola
Assists	Mali	18	Algeria
Steals	Egypt	17	Senegal
Blocks	Algeria	4	Mali
2-point field goal percentage	Algeria	59.3% (16/27)	Senegal
3-point field goal percentage	Mali	58.3% (7/12)	Egypt
Free throw percentage	Egypt	66.7% (16/24)	Algeria
Turnovers	Senegal	31	Egypt

See also

2009 FIBA Africa Championship for Women

External links

Official Website

References

"Championnat d'Afrique féminin U 16 : Le Mali Abritera L'édition Inaugurale" (in French). afrique-basket.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2013-07-20.

FIBA Africa Under-16 Championship for Women
Tournaments	Bamako 2009 Alexandria 2011 Maputo 2013 Antananarivo 2015 Beira 2017 Kigali 2019
Squads	2009 2011 2013 2015 2017

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