Action continued in the 2019 Zenith Bank-sponsored Women’s Basketball League as teams battle for places in the national conference phase.
On Day One of the Zenith Women’s Basketball League, defending champions, First Bank of Lagos, pummeled less fancied Ogun Babes 110-30 points at the South West Conference in Ibadan.
Dolphins also showed their superiority over Oluyole Babes 104-31 points.
Day two results saw First Bank hammer Oluyole Babes 95-23 points to maintain their unbeaten run in the league, while Dolphins won Ogun Babes 90-40 points.
In Akure, MFM under Aderemi Adewunmi defeated DeepWater 73-36 points.
On Day One of the Zenith Women’s Basketball League, defending champions, First Bank of Lagos, pummeled less fancied Ogun Babes 110-30 points at the South West Conference in Ibadan.
Dolphins also showed their superiority over Oluyole Babes 104-31 points.
Day two results saw First Bank hammer Oluyole Babes 95-23 points to maintain their unbeaten run in the league, while Dolphins won Ogun Babes 90-40 points.
In Akure, MFM under Aderemi Adewunmi defeated DeepWater 73-36 points.
It was a close battle between Sunshine Angels and IGP Queens.
At the end of the duel, the Nigerian team won 40-37 points.
Day three results saw Delta Force inflicting another loss on Sunshine Angels 58-49 points.
Day three results saw Delta Force inflicting another loss on Sunshine Angels 58-49 points.
MFM beat IGP Queens 66-30 points.
In the North Central Zone, holding in Abuja, Air Warriors beat Black Gold 94-45 points, FCT Wings overpowered Nassarawa Amazons 56-37 points, Plateau Rocks outscored Kanemi Queens 61-32 points while Nigeria Customs walked over Benue Princesses 20-0.
On day two in the North Central, Plateau Rocks beat FCT Wings 74-63 points, Nigerian Customs, with a more equipped arsenal, defeated Nasarawa Amazons 101- 29 points.
Blackgold recorded their first win of the second phase by beating hapless Kanem Queens 72-25 points.
Air Warriors defeated Plateau Rocks 56-25 points as FCT Wings performed another walkover ceremony over Benue Princesses.
In other results on day three, Plateau Rocks defeated Benue Princesses 20-0, Nasarawa Amazons beat Kanem Queens 55- 34, FCT wings lost 40-83 to Air Warriors and Black gold were beaten 63-29 by Nigeria Customs.
Plateau Rocks whipped Nasarawa Amazons 63- 17, while Amazons defeated Benue Princesses 20-0.
Seven teams are currently sweating it out at the Indoor Gymnasium of the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, with the Nigerian Army Amazons leading the zone ahead of GT 2000 and Kaduna.
Others are Taraba Hurricanes, Adamawa Flames, Zamfara Flames, Kebbi Equity Queens and Exousia Angels of Adamawa.
GT 2000 defeated Kebbi 59-34 points. Adamawa dug deep to defeat Zamfara Angels 69-43 points, while 20 points were awarded to Nigerian Army after performing a walk over ceremony over Exousia who failed to show up.
Day two matches saw Zamfara defeating Kebbi Equity 50-28 points, GT 2000 lost 40-52 points to sizzling hot Nigerian Army while Taraba defeated Exousia Angels 56-50 points.
So far, Nigerian Army has recorded three wins out of three games, while Kebbi Equity Queens lost all their three games.
In the North Central Zone, holding in Abuja, Air Warriors beat Black Gold 94-45 points, FCT Wings overpowered Nassarawa Amazons 56-37 points, Plateau Rocks outscored Kanemi Queens 61-32 points while Nigeria Customs walked over Benue Princesses 20-0.
On day two in the North Central, Plateau Rocks beat FCT Wings 74-63 points, Nigerian Customs, with a more equipped arsenal, defeated Nasarawa Amazons 101- 29 points.
Blackgold recorded their first win of the second phase by beating hapless Kanem Queens 72-25 points.
Air Warriors defeated Plateau Rocks 56-25 points as FCT Wings performed another walkover ceremony over Benue Princesses.
In other results on day three, Plateau Rocks defeated Benue Princesses 20-0, Nasarawa Amazons beat Kanem Queens 55- 34, FCT wings lost 40-83 to Air Warriors and Black gold were beaten 63-29 by Nigeria Customs.
Plateau Rocks whipped Nasarawa Amazons 63- 17, while Amazons defeated Benue Princesses 20-0.
Seven teams are currently sweating it out at the Indoor Gymnasium of the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, with the Nigerian Army Amazons leading the zone ahead of GT 2000 and Kaduna.
Others are Taraba Hurricanes, Adamawa Flames, Zamfara Flames, Kebbi Equity Queens and Exousia Angels of Adamawa.
GT 2000 defeated Kebbi 59-34 points. Adamawa dug deep to defeat Zamfara Angels 69-43 points, while 20 points were awarded to Nigerian Army after performing a walk over ceremony over Exousia who failed to show up.
Day two matches saw Zamfara defeating Kebbi Equity 50-28 points, GT 2000 lost 40-52 points to sizzling hot Nigerian Army while Taraba defeated Exousia Angels 56-50 points.
So far, Nigerian Army has recorded three wins out of three games, while Kebbi Equity Queens lost all their three games.
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