Final rosters confirmed ahead of Window 4 of the 2023 African Qualifiers
ABIDJAN/MONASTIR (Cote d'Ivoire/Tunisia) - The final rosters of all 12 participating teams in Window 4 of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 African Qualifiers were confirmed on Thursday evening in Abidjan and Monastir before the tip off on Friday, August 26.
Group E will take place in the Ivorian city of Abidjan, while Group F will take place in the Tunisian coastal city of Monastir.
The fourth window of the World Cup African Qualifiers will run from August 26-28.
Group E teams are: Angola, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Nigeria, and Uganda.
Group F teams are: Cameroon, DR Congo, Egypt, Senegal, South Sudan and Tunisia.
Window 4 of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 African Qualifiers
August 26-28
| GROUP | Window 4 | FINAL ROSTERS |
| E | Aug 26-28 |
ANGOLA: Joao Bamba Cisse, Gerson Domingos, Jose Dimitri Maconda, Gerson Lukeny Goncalves, Childe Dundao, Leonel Paulo, Antonio Monteiro, Teotonio Do, Joao Fernandes, Bruno Fernando, Jeronimo Bengui Luis. CAPE VERDE: Patrick Lima, Shane Da Rosa, Ivan Almeida, Fidel Mendonca, Joel Almeida, Kenneti Mendes, Luis Teixeira, Amarilson Lopes, Williams Tavares, Victor Andrade Toyo, Keven Gomes, Walter Tavares. COTE D'IVOIRE: Souleyman Diabate, Jean-Francois Kebe, Maxence Dadiet, Stephane Konate, Bazoumana Kone, Guy-Landry Edi, Vafessa Fofana, Lionel Kouadio, Cedric Bah, Bali Coulibaly, Patrick Tape, Alexander Poythress GUINEA: Cheick Conde, Daouda Biaby, Alpha Aguibou Diallo, Ibrahima Doumboouya, Shannon Evans, Kalil Ibrahim, Salim Gassama, Ousmane Arafan Kaba, Mohamed Lamine Keita, Tidjan Keita, Cedric Mansare, Aboulaye Sy. NIGERIA: Jordan Ogundiran, Keith Omoerah, Rueben Chinyelu, Uche Iroegbu, Michael Gbinije, Chimezie Metu, Michael Oguine, Chris Obekpa, Benjamin Emelogu, Josh Okogie, Ekene Omenaka, Amanze Egekeze UGANDA: Keiran Zziwa, Tonny Drileba, Jimmy Enabu, Robinson Opong, Emmanuel Trinquier, John Deng Geu, James Okello, Titus Odeke, Ishmail Wainright, Emmanuel Womala, Jonathan Komagum |
| F | Aug 26-28 | CAMEROON: Paris Lee, Arnaud Adala Moto, Brice Bidias, Cyrille Liale, Aristide Mouaha Tcheussi, Yangue Franck, Charles Minlend Jr, Arnold Kome, Benoit Mbala, Bertrand Awana, Fabien Ateba, Aristide Boya. DR CONGO: Jonathan Kuminga, Narcisse Ambanza, Myck Kabongo, Henry Pwono, Joel Ntambwe, Pitchou Manga, Herve Kabasele, Rolly Fula, Shekina Munanga, Jordan Sakho, Rodrigue Ebondo Tambwe, Ron Mvouika EGYPT: Ehab Amin, Amr Abdelhalim, Waleed Aly, Seifeldin Said, Omar Farag, Anas Mahmoud, Khaled Abdelgawad, Youssef Aboushousha, Yusuf Shehata, Omar Hussein, Assem Marei, Omar Oraby. SENEGAL: Brancou Badio, Bamba Diallo, Babacar Sane, Jean-Jacwues Boissy, Mohamed Faye, Moustapha Diop, Khalifa Diop, Lamine Sambe, Gorgui Dieng, Youssoupha Ndoye, Mbaye Ndiaye, Ibrahima Faye SOUTH SUDAN: Lual Acuil, Nuni Omot, Mareng Gatkuoth, Bul Kuol, Kuany Ngor Kuany, Padiet Wang, Deng Acuoth, Majok Deng, Anyiarbany Makoi, Koch Deng Bar, Kur Nyok Kuath, Sunday Dech TUNISIA: Oussama Marnaoui, Achref Gannouni, Omar Abada, Ziyed Chennoufi, Mourad El Mabrouk, Mohamed Hadidane, Yacine Toumi, Mokhtar Ghyaza, Makram Ben Romdhane, Michael Roll, Firas Lahiani, Salah Mejri. |
Click below for more details about 12 national teams' final rosters:
CAPE VERDE I EGYPT I NIGERIA I UGANDA I ANGOLA I CAMEROON I COTE D'IVOIRE I GUINEA I SENEGAL I DR CONGO I SOUTH SUDAN I TUNISIA
Window 4 marks the start of the Second Round of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 African Qualifiers.
The fifth and final Window of the African Qualifiers will take place in February 2023.
The teams that finish in the first and second places of each group will qualify automatically for next year's World Cup to be staged in Indonesia, Japan, and Philippines.
The national team that finishes with the best third-place result will secure the fifth and last spot for African teams for the World Cup.
For more information about the games' schedule, please CLICK HERE.
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