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2024 BAL season

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4th season of the Basketball Africa League
Basketball league season
2024 BAL season
LeagueBasketball Africa League
Season2024
Dates9 March – 1 June 2024[A]
Number of games48
Teams12
Playoffs
ChampionsAngolaPetro de Luanda (1st title)
Runners-upLibyaAl Ahly Ly
Third placeNigeriaRivers Hoopers
Fourth placeSouth AfricaCape Town Tigers
Awards
MVPJo Lual-Acuil (Al Ahly Ly)
Seasons

The2024 BAL season, also known asBAL Season 4, was the 4th season of theBasketball Africa League (BAL). The season began on 9 March 2024 and ended with thefinal on 1 June 2024, which was played in theBK Arena inKigali, Rwanda for a fourth consecutive season.[1]

This season the league was expanded to 48 games, and from two conferences to three conferences, as South Africa hosted the inauguralKalahari Conference.[2]

Al Ahly were the defending champions, having won theprevious edition, but were eliminated in the quarterfinals byAl Ahly Ly.[3]Petro de Luanda from Angola won their first BAL championship after defeating Al Ahly Ly from Libya in thefinal.[4] As winners, Petro de Luanda, earned the right to play in the2024 FIBA Intercontinental Cup.

Venues

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On 19 June 2023, the BAL and theRwanda Development Board (RDB) announced they agreed on a multi-year extension to their collaboration. Under the extension, it was agreed that theBK Arena inKigali was to host the playoffs and finals in the 2024, 2026 and 2028 seasons.[1]

On 5 January 2024, the host venues and schedule were announced. TheSunBet Arena inPretoria, South Africa, was the fourth arena to host BAL games.[5]

Format changes

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The BAL expanded the total games in the season from 38 to 48. In the group phase, there were three conferences as theKalahari Conference was added to the already existingNile Conference andSahara Conference. The number of teams in the conferences was decreased to four, with all teams playing each other twice. The top two teams and the two best third-placed teams advanced to the playoffs. Before the playoffs, the eight teams played seeding teams to determine their opponents in the single-elimination playoffs. This was the second time the match-ups in the playoffs were determined by seeding, with teams ranked 1 to 8, as this was last done in theinaugural season.[2]

Qualification

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Qualified teams

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The six directly qualified teams were the champions of the national leagues of six pre-selected countries. The other six team qualified through theRoad to BAL.

Directly Qualified (6)
Road to BAL (6)

Road to BAL

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Main article:2024 BAL qualification

The Road to BAL began on 3 October and ended on 26 November 2023. On 21 September 2023, FIBA announced the 20 teams that had registered to play in the first round, which was played in five groups.[6] The final phase of the West Division was organised inYaoundé, Cameroon, for a third time.Johannesburg, South Africa, hosted the East Division finals once again.[7][8]

Chad was represented for the first time in tournament history, by Lamantins, however, the team forfeited during halftime of their first game.[9]

Teams

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Location of teams of the2024 BAL season main tournament.
Green: Nile Conference; Yellow: Sahara Conference; Red: Kalahari Conference.

Petro de Luanda were the first team to qualify, as they won the2022–23 Angolan Basketball League on 19 April 2023.[10]

APR,Al Ahly Ly,Bangui Sporting Club,Dynamo andFUS Rabat made their league debuts. Al Ahly Ly, Bangui Sporting Club and Dynamo were the first teams from Libya, the Central African Republic, and Burundi, respectively, to play in the BAL.

TeamMethod of qualificationDate of qualificationBAL appearancePrevious appearanceConsecutive appearancesPrevious best performanceRef.
AngolaPetro de Luanda2022–23 Angolan League champions19 April 20234th20234Runners-up (2022)[10]
EgyptAl Ahly2022–23 Egyptian Premier League champions15 May 20232nd20232Champions (2023)[11]
TunisiaUS Monastir2022–23 Championnat Pro A champions27 May 20234th20234Champions (2022)[12]
RwandaAPR2023 RBL season champions9 September 20231st—1—[13]
SenegalAS Douanes2023Nationale 1 champions17 September 20233rd20232Runners-up (2023)[14]
Central African RepublicBangui Sporting ClubRoad to BAL West Division champions4 November 20231st—1—[15]
MoroccoFUS RabatRoad to BAL West Division runners-up4 November 20231st—1—[16]
LibyaAl Ahly Ly[B]Road to BAL West Division third place5 November 20231st—1—[17]
UgandaCity OilersRoad to BAL East Division runners-up25 November 20232nd20232Group phase (2023)[18]
South AfricaCape Town TigersRoad to BAL East Division champions25 November 20233rd20233Quarterfinals (2022,2023)[19]
NigeriaRivers Hoopers2023 NBBF Premier League champions25 November 20232nd20211Group phase (2021)[20]
BurundiDynamoRoad to BAL East Division third place26 November 20231st—1—[21]

Personnel

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TeamHead coachCaptain
Al AhlySpainAugustí Julbe[22]EgyptSeif Samir
Al Ahly LySerbiaIvan Jeremić[23]LibyaSofian Hamad[23]
APRJordanMaz TrakhRwandaJean Jacques Nshobozwa
AS DouanesSenegalPabi GuèyeSenegalAlkaly Ndour
Bangui Sporting ClubCameroonFrançois Enyengue[23]Central African RepublicJimmy Djimrabaye[23]
Cape Town TigersSouth AfricaMlungisi NgwenyaSouth AfricaLebesa Selepe[24]
City OilersMoroccoNesba Karim[25]UgandaJames Okello[26]
DynamoFranceJulien Chaignot[27]United StatesBryton Hobbs[24]
FUS RabatMoroccoSaid El BouzidiMoroccoAbdelhakim Zouita[28]
Petro de LuandaBrazilJosé Neto(Conference Stage)[29][C]AngolaCarlos Morais[28]
SpainSergio Valdeolmillos(Playoffs)[30][C]
Rivers HoopersNigeriaOgoh OdauduNigeriaVictor Anthony Koko[31]
US MonastirEgyptMohamed El KardaniTunisiaMokhtar Ghyaza[31]


Foreign and Elevate players

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Each BAL team was allowed to have four foreign players on its roster, including only two non-African players. Players initalics were signed only for theplayoffs. If players have multiple nationalities, the nationality of an African nation is shown.

Each team had one player from theNBA Academy Africa, under the "BAL Elevate" program. This year the league allocated the players to teams, a switch from the draft system used in the previous seasons.[32] Players were allocated based on the following criteria, in order: "country of birth, country of nationality, country where majority of life was spent, past BAL team, country of past BAL team."[32]

TeamPlayersElevate player[33]
12345
Al AhlyGhanaPrince Ali[34]LibyaTony Mitchell[35]United StatesMark Lyons[36]Egypt Seifeldin Hendawy
Al Ahly LySouth SudanJo Lual-Acuil[37]United StatesPierre Jackson^[38]United StatesKevin Murphy[39]South SudanMajok Deng[40]Ivory CoastSolo Diabate[23]Senegal Assane Mandian
APRUnited StatesDario Hunt[41]GuyanaObadiah Noel[42]EgyptAbdullah Ahmed[42]KenyaTom Wamukota[43]SenegalMouhamed Camara[D]
AS DouanesNigerAbdoulaye Harouna[45]Ivory CoastMike Fofana[46]NigeriaChris Obekpa[46]NigeriaIfeanyichukwu Ochereobia[46]South SudanMadut Akec[46]Senegal Khadim Mboup
Bangui Sporting ClubDemocratic Republic of the CongoRolly Fula Nganga[23]United StatesCurtis Hollis[23]South SudanMoses Bol[47]NigeriaEmeka Nwabuzor[47]South SudanNyang Wek[23]Egypt Ahmed Abouelela
Cape Town TigersMaliCartier Diarra[48]United StatesBilly Preston[48]South SudanNgor Manyang[48]SenegalMouhamadou Ndoye[48]South SudanDhieu Deing*[49]Senegal Yakhya Diop
City OilersUnited StatesPatrick Rembert[50]United StatesDane Miller Jr.[50]United StatesRandy Culpepper[50]GhanaBashir Ahmed[50]South SudanKhaman Maluach
DynamoSouth SudanDhieu Deing[27]United KingdomMorakinyo Williams[51]United StatesBryton Hobbs[52]SenegalMakhtar Gueye[53]NigeriaIsrael Otobo[53]Senegal Mohamed Camara
FUS RabatMaliAliou Diarra[54]United StatesKen Brown[55]United StatesJohn Jordan[56]BelgiumAyoub Nouhi[56]BelgiumYacine Baeri[56]Ivory Coast Mohamed Sylla
Petro de LuandaUnited StatesMarkeith Cummings[57]United StatesAnthony Nelson^[58]United StatesNick Faust[49]Angola Aginaldo Neto
Rivers HoopersUnited StatesWill Perry[59]MoroccoJohn Wilkins[60]Nigeria David Ugonna
US MonastirSouth SudanAter Majok[61]MaliSadio Doucouré[31]United StatesChris Crawford[31]United StatesGeorge Williams[31]United StatesAvry Holmes*[49]Tunisia Ahmed Bedoui

Notes:
* Playoffs only.
^ Player left the team after the conference phase.


Pre-season

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For a second consecutive season, the BAL champions directly qualified for theFIBA Intercontinental Cup. At the2023 Singapore edition,Al Ahly represented the league. Al Ahly finished in the fourth place, after previously beating theNBA G League Ignite to become the first African team to win a game in the competition's history.

The league hosted the third BAL Combine at the Ibn Yassine Omnisports Hall inRabat, Morocco, between 5 January and 7 January 2024. It was the first combine to be held on the African continent, after the previous editions were hosted inParis andNew York.[5] A total of 30 players participated under combine directorRobert Pack.[5]

Schedule

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The schedule for the 2024 season was officially released on 5 January 2024.[5]

PhaseRoundDraw dateGames
Qualifying rounds
(Road to BAL)		First Round–3 – 23 October 2023
Elite 1623 October 202331 October – 26 November 2023
Regular seasonKalahari Conference–9 – 17 March 2024
Nile Conference19 – 27 April 2024
Sahara Conference4 – 12 May 2024
Seeding games24 May – 1 June 2024
PlayoffsQuarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final and third place

Conference phase

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The conference phase was played between 9 March and 12 May 2024. The 12 teams of the conference phase were divided into three conferences. In addition to the Sahara Conference andNile Conference, the inauguralKalahari Conference took place.

Tiebreakers

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The ranking of teams in the regular season was determined as follows:[62][63]

  1. Win-loss record;
  2. Head-to-head record;
  3. Point differential in the games between the respective teams;
  4. Number of points scored in the games between the respective teams;
  5. Average point differential in all games against other teams in the Conference;
  6. Average number of points scored in all games played against other teams in the Conference;
  7. Drawing.

Kalahari Conference

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Main article:2024 BAL Kalahari Conference

The Kalahari Conference games began on 9 March and ended on 17 March 2024 and were played at theSunBet Arena inPretoria, South Africa. In the opening day game between Burundi'sDynamo and South Africa'sCape Town Tigers, the Burundian side taped off the logo of league sponsor Visit Rwanda.Political tensions between the two border nations Burundi and Rwanda had been rising, as Burundi has accused Rwanda of supporting theRED-Tabara rebel militia in the country.[64][65] Dynamo forfeited their second game against FUS Rabat on 10 March, with the BAL citing "refusing to comply with the league’s rules governing jersey and uniform requirements" as the reason why.[66] Following Dynamo's second forfeit on 12 March, the team was automatically withdrawn from the group as per FIBA rules.[67] Dynamo players Bryton Hobbs andMakhtar Gueye stated that the Burundian government had prohibited the team to wear the logo and ordered the club to forfeit its games if necessary.[64][68]

PosTeamPldWLPFPAPDPCTQualificationFUSPDLCTTDBC
1MoroccoFUS Rabat431363295+68.750Advance toplayoffs—86–8984–7820–0
2AngolaPetro de Luanda422360340+20.50073–82—100–88Canc.
3South AfricaCape Town Tigers(H)413305346−41.25058–8484–78—73–86
4BurundiDynamo(D)000000—WithdrewCanc.Canc.Canc.—
Source:BAL
Rules for classification:Tiebreakers
(D) Disqualified;(H) Hosts

Nile Conference

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Main article:2024 BAL Nile Conference

Defending championsAl Ahly captured its first Nile Conference title,[69] despite surprisingly losing one game to lower-rankedCity Oilers.[70]Al Ahly Ly edged outBangui SC for the second place, winning the tiebreaker on head-to-head performance. City Oilers centerKhaman Maluach, only 17 at the time, impressed by leading the league and blocks.[71]

PosTeamPldWLPFPAPDPCTQualificationASCAALBSCCOB
1EgyptAl Ahly(H)651544470+74.833Advance toplayoffs—98–8894–7199–76
2LibyaAl Ahly Ly633537498+39.500[a]76–87—93–71110–78
3Central African RepublicBangui SC633509529−20.500[a]79–8596–93—101–88
4UgandaCity Oilers615468561−93.16782–8168–7976–91—
Source:BAL
Rules for classification:Tiebreakers
(H) Hosts
Notes:
  1. ^abHead-to-head: Al Ahly Ly and Bangui SC were tied 1–1 in their games, +19 point differential for Al Ahly Ly over these two games.

Sahara Conference

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Main article:2024 BAL Sahara Conference

TheRivers Hoopers clinched the Sahara Conference title and qualified for their first playoff appearance, after having missed out in2021.[72]AS Douanes took the second place, whileUS Monastir advanced as one of the best-ranked third place teams.APR was eliminated after a loss to Douanes on the final gameday, becoming the first Rwandan team to fail to qualify for the playoffs.[73]

PosTeamPldWLPFPAPDPCTQualificationRIVASDUSMAPR
1NigeriaRivers Hoopers642441413+28.667Advance toplayoffs—54–5662–7378–71
2SenegalAS Douanes(H)633409385+24.500[a]68–77—76–5979–54
3TunisiaUS Monastir633437450−13.500[a]63–8475–69—84–89
4RwandaAPR624432471−39.33382–8666–6170–83—
Source:BAL
Rules for classification:Tiebreakers
(H) Hosts
Notes:
  1. ^abHead-to-head: AS Douanes 1–1 US Monastir, AS Douanes won on aggregrate point difference (+1).

Ranking of third-placed teams

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PosGrpTeamPldWLPFPAPDPCTQualification
1SaharaTunisiaUS Monastir422270287−17.500Advance toplayoffs
2KalahariSouth AfricaCape Town Tigers413305346−41.250[a]
3NileCentral African RepublicBangui SC413317365−48.250[a]
Source:BAL
Notes:
  1. ^abCape Town Tigers won the tie-breaker over Bangui SC based on point differential.

Playoffs

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Main article:2024 BAL playoffs

The playoffs and finals were held from 24 May to 1 June 2024 in theBK Arena inKigali, Rwanda.[2] This was the first year in which seeding games are part of the playoffs.

Three out of four quarterfinal games were won by the lower seeded team.Petro de Luanda became the first team to reach four consecutive semi-finals, while theAl Ahly Ly, theCape Town Tigers and theRivers Hoopers made their semi-final debuts and became the first teams from Libya, South Africa and Nigeria, respectively, to qualify for the stage.[74]

Rankings

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PosTeamPldWLGFGAGDPCTQualification
1EgyptAl Ahly440363313+501.000Qualification to1st-2nd seed game
2MoroccoFUS Rabat431363295+68.750
3NigeriaRivers Hoopers422277260+17.500Qualification to3rd-4th seed game
4SenegalAS Douanes422269265+4.500
5AngolaPetro de Luanda422360340+20.500Qualification to5th-6th seed game
6TunisiaUS Monastir422270291−21.500
7LibyaAl Ahly Ly413348352−4.250Qualification to7th-8th seed game
8South AfricaCape Town Tigers413305346−41.250
Source:BAL
Rules for classification: Teams ranked on 1) Win-loss record; 2) Head-to-head record; 3) Point differential in the games between the respective teams; 4) Number of points scored in the games between the respective teams; 5) Average point differential in all games against other teams in the Conference; 6) Average number of points scored in all games played against other teams in the Conference; 7) Drawing.

Seeding games

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The seeding games between the eight teams that advanced from the group phase were played on 24 and 25 May.[2] The match-ups were determined based on an aggregate ranking of all teams, with four pairings to decide the final seeds.

Team 1 Score Team 2
Al AhlyEgypt78–89MoroccoFUS Rabat
Rivers HoopersNigeria57–63SenegalAS Douanes
Petro de LuandaAngola67–70TunisiaUS Monastir
Al Ahly LyLibya87–67South AfricaCape Town Tigers

Bracket

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
         
1MoroccoFUS Rabat88
8South AfricaCape Town Tigers (OT)91
8South AfricaCape Town Tigers86
6AngolaPetro de Luanda (OT)96
3SenegalAS Douanes65
6AngolaPetro de Luanda66
6AngolaPetro de Luanda107
7LibyaAl Ahly Ly94
2EgyptAl Ahly77
7LibyaAl Ahly Ly86
7LibyaAl Ahly Ly (OT)89Third place game
4NigeriaRivers Hoopers83
4NigeriaRivers Hoopers924NigeriaRivers Hoopers80
5TunisiaUS Monastir888South AfricaCape Town Tigers57

Individual awards

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The winner of theCoach of the Year award was announced before the third-place game on 31 May. Following the final on 1 June, the remaining awards were announced.[75]Jo Lual-Acuil became the first player to win both theMVP andDefensive Player of the Year awards, as well as the first player on a losing team to be named MVP.[75]

Statistics

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Individual statistic leaders

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CategoryPlayerTeam(s)Statistic
Points per gameJo Lual-AcuilAl Ahly Ly21.1
Rebounds per gameKhaman MaluachCity Oilers13.5
Assists per gameChris CrawfordUS Monastir9.0
Steals per gameAbdoulaye HarounaAS Douanes4.0
Blocks per gameAbdou NdoyeCape Town Tigers3.5
Minutes per gameRolly Fula NgangaBangui SC37.7
FG%Aliou DiarraFUS Rabat66.7%
3P%Billy PrestonCape Town Tigers50.0%
FT%Will PerryRivers Hoopers91.9%

Individual game highs

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The league's all-time records for points, rebounds, steals and blocks in a single game were all broken this year.

CategoryPlayerTeamStatistic
PointsJo Lual-AcuilAl Ahly Ly42 (record)
ReboundsNkosinathi SibanyoniCape Town Tigers25 (record)
AssistsChris CrawfordUS Monastir14
StealsMark LyonsAl Ahly8 (record)
BlocksKhaman MaluachCity Oilers7 (record)
Three pointersAbdoulaye HarounaAS Douanes8

Team statistic leaders

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CategoryTeamStatistic
Points per gameAl Ahly Ly89.3
Rebounds per gameRivers Hoopers49.7
Assists per gameDynamo21.0
Steals per gameDynamo12.0
Blocks per gameFUS Rabat5.5
Turnovers per gameFUS Rabat16.5
APR
Fouls per gamePetro de Luanda20.6
FG%Dynamo52.2%
FT%US Monastir73.0%
3P%Al Ahly Ly36.6%

Notes

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  1. ^Thequalification rounds began on 3 October 2023 and ended 20 November 2023.
  2. ^During the2024 BAL qualification, Al Ahly Ly was officially represented as Al Ahly Benghazi byFIBA.
  3. ^abJosé Neto coached Petro de Luanda during the Kalahari Conference, but was fired on 21 March 2024.[29]Sergio Valdeolmillos was signed as his successor at 28 March 2024.[30]
  4. ^Ulrich Chomche was initially drafted by APR, however, he was left off the roster as he prepared for the2024 NBA draft. He was replaced by Mouhamed Camara.[44]

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  57. ^@petro_de_luanda_oficial; (26 February 2024)."Bem-vindo/Welcome Markieth Cummings! @2cummings" – viaInstagram.
  58. ^@petro_de_luanda_oficial; (26 February 2024)."Bem-vindo/Welcome Anthony Nelson!" – viaInstagram.
  59. ^Sikubwabo, Damas (24 February 2024)."Patriots star Perry joins Rivers Hoopers ahead of BAL 2024".The New Times. Retrieved24 February 2024.
  60. ^"John Wilkins (ex Stade) signs at Rivers Hoopers".www.afrobasket.com. 30 April 2024. Retrieved2 May 2024.
  61. ^Hamid Addasi, Abdul (22 February 2024)."Majok comes back to US Monastir, ex Sagesse".Afrobasket.com. Retrieved23 February 2024.
  62. ^"What can happen on the last day of the 2023 Sahara Conference?".The BAL. 21 March 2023. Retrieved21 March 2023.
  63. ^"Who will clinch the last two tickets for the 2024 BAL Playoffs?".The BAL. Retrieved12 May 2024.
  64. ^ab"Burundi's Dynamo exit Basketball Africa League over jersey row".Reuters. 12 March 2024. Retrieved14 March 2024.
  65. ^"Burundi's Dynamo BC out of BAL over Visit Rwanda protest".ESPN.com. 12 March 2024. Retrieved14 March 2024.
  66. ^"Dynamo Basketball Club forfeits game against FUS Rabat Basketball".The BAL. Retrieved14 March 2024.
  67. ^"Basketball Africa League President Amadou Gallo Fall Statement regarding Dynamo Basketball Club".The BAL. 12 March 2024. Retrieved14 March 2024.
  68. ^"BAL 2024: Gueye slams Burundi's interference amid Dynamo forfeit".The New Times (Rwanda). 11 March 2024. Retrieved14 March 2024.
  69. ^"Al Ahly SC are the winners of the 2024 Nile Conference".The BAL. Retrieved22 August 2024.
  70. ^"Maluach's City Oilers shock reigning champions Al Ahly SC".The BAL. Retrieved22 August 2024.
  71. ^"Highlights from the 2024 Nile Conference".The BAL. Retrieved22 August 2024.
  72. ^"Rivers Hoopers end first round of the 2024 Sahara Conference undefeated".The BAL. Retrieved22 August 2024.
  73. ^"AS Douanes punch last playoffs ticket in front of a rowdy home crowd".The BAL. Retrieved22 August 2024.
  74. ^"Meet the 2024 BAL semi-finalists".The BAL. 28 May 2024. Retrieved28 May 2024.
  75. ^ab"Acuil-Jr. dominates 2024 BAL Awards".The BAL. Retrieved3 June 2024.
  76. ^Mugabo, Annet (25 May 2024)."Alkaly Ndour to Receive 2024 BAL Ubuntu Trophy for Community Impact".KT PRESS. Retrieved23 May 2025.
  77. ^@thebal; (7 June 2024)."Announcing the 2024 All-BAL Defensive Second Team!" – viaInstagram.
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