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The quarterfinal stage ended at the Rwanda African Championship, after which the top four teams emerged.
Walterio Tavareso led by Cape Verde entered the semifinals 79:71 (24:20, 19:15, 18:16, 18:20) taking down Uganda.
Domavas, who dominated the game, scored 23 points (9/13 colonies, 5/8 free throws) in 32 minutes, bounced 15 and took the ball, made 4 assists, blocked 5 shots, made 2 errors each time and fouled and scored 39 utility points.
Cape Verde entered the semifinals for the second time in the country’s history: in 2007 they managed to choose bronze. Uganda, meanwhile, has only competed in the continent’s championship for the third time overall, with sixth place being the best achievement.
Uganda: Arthur Kaluma 21 (4/8 triples), Ishmail Wainwright 13 (8th set, 4th set), Adam Seiko 9 (6th set).
Cape Verde: Walter Tavares 23 (camera 15, 5 blocks), Joel Almeida 17 (camera 7, 5 res.), Jeffrey Nunes 16 (9 cam, 8 res.).
Tunisia also reached the semifinals, 80:65 (14:15, 26:25, 23:11, 17:14) brought down South Sudan.
Remains a long-time leader in the Tunisian national team Salahas Mejri – 27 minutes, 20 points (5/8 two points, 3/7 three points, 1/2 free throws), 7 rebounds and 2 interceptions, 3 assists, 2 blocks, 2 errors, 2 fouls, 24 utility points.
Tunisia: Salah Mejri 20 (7th req.), Omar Abada 18 (5th reed chamber, 8 res. Ben Romdhane 13 (Rev. 12).
South Sudan: Dengas Ringas 14 (5 atk. Kam.), Dengas Acuothas 13 (6 atk. Kam.), Mathiangas Muo 10, Marengas Gatkuothas 9 (6 rez. Lost).
The semi-finals of the tournament will take place on September 4 and the final on September 5. Tunisia defends the 2017 title.
Semifinals:
Cape Verde – Tunisia
Ivory Coast – Senegal
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