Showing posts with label Kenya Basketball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kenya Basketball. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 5, 2024

SADILI OVAL AFTER THE STORM


After weeks of relentless rain and recovery efforts, the Sadili Oval Sports Club is thrilled to announce the resumption of all tennis activities. The club's reopening is a testament to the enduring spirits of its members and the community.

 The road to recovery was paved with challenges. The club once waterlogged courts have been restored, thanks to the tireless work of the staff. 

“Seeing our courts ready for play again is incredibly rewarding,” shared club coach Mary.

 In anticipation of the reopening, the club has implemented several upgrades. Enhanced drainage systems, new court surfaces, and refurbished amenities await the members. 

“We are not just coming back, we are coming back stronger," said Dr.Elizabeth the G.M.


Most of our members have attested to the reopening of the club, and some of them have come to see if we are really opening.  

The Sadili Oval Sports Club's resumption of activities is more than a return to normalcy, it is a leap forward. With facilities and a united community, the club is set to serve up its best season yet. 




Written by  Akoth 
Quinter

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Malezi Bball qualifies for Langata District Finals and County!

Sadili's Malezi Hawks today qualified for Langata District Secondary Schools Sports Association finals after trouncing Sunshine Secondary in the semi-finals. Says Coach Amoko, "This was an exciting moment as a majority of the team are new young recruits averaging 14 years old, and just beginning to feel their game in basketball. We are still building a team for the future. What happens at the finals will just be another chance to build our game, so it won't matter whether we win or lose". Well done Malezi! 
Cheers!

Sunshine10:07:05:04 Total - 26 points
malezi.   12:15:14:07 Total - 48 points

Top scorers were:
1.Martin Manaa - 15 points 
2. James Gok-13 points
3. Dennis Karani-13 points

Friday, June 14, 2013

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Malezi Takes Early Lead At County Basketball Championships


The Malezi Varsity team showed just why they were District Champions of Lang’ata, playing two games and winning both, against Pumwani and Our Lady of Fatima, respectively.

Sadili Basketball was at Railways Club, Nairobi for the first day of the Nairobi County Championships, to support Malezi High, the resident high school team. Top District Teams from around Nairobi showed up to compete for the title and the opportunity of representing their schools, districts and themselves at the National level.

Malezi 49  Pumwani 9
The first bout was against Pumwani School, in which the Malezi varsity team scored 49-points to their 09-points in a smooth victory for the top guns.

The Leading Scorers:
John Madol    13-points, 4-rebounds, 2-assists
Samuel Mwalo           10-points, 8-assists, 4-steals
Lual Mathiang           10-points, 3-steals, 3-blocks

Malezi 53   Our Lady of Fatima  11

In the second game of the day the Malezi Varsity team went out with enthusiasm and purpose, going up 10 quick points in the first 3-mins of the game and never lost steam. They continued their exhibition of skills and teamwork by finishing the game 53-11, in Malezi fashion.

The Leading Scorers:
Fredrick Odhiambo   22-points, 8-rebounds, 6-blocks
Samuel Mwalo           15-points, 3-assists, 2-rebounds
John Madol                8-points, 4-assists, 5-steals

Moving on towards greatness the Malezi Team is scheduled to play today morning at Upper Hill High school for the Semi-Finals of the Championships.

Start-off is at 10:30 am.

Saturday, February 23, 2013

Malezi Basketball Grabs Chance To High School Finals



The stage was set at Sunshine Academy today for the semi-finals of the Lang’ata District. Malezi High, St. Aloysious, Lang’ata High, Olympic and Light Academy were the teams present to fight for their place in the finals.

The Malezi Varsity, Langata District favourites, came out the gates with fire in their eyes and clearly something to prove. Eddy Amos (PG/SG), freshman, had his first high school basketball depute today verses the St. Aloysious team; stepping in for Captain Zack Okong’o who had an ankle injury and is out of action for the District Play-offs.

With their leader out one knew how Malezi would respond, but respond they did scoring a convincing 94 points against their opponents; ending the game with a 94—04 vicotry over the St. Aloysious.

Leading Scorers were:
Fred Odhiambo (F)   28-points, 15-rebounds, 2-blocks
John Madol (SG/SF)  18-points, 8-rebounds, 9-assissts, 8-steals
Lwal Mathiang (SF/F)          16-points, 17-rebounds, 3-steals
Samuel Mwalo (PG/SG)        16-points, 8-assissts, 7-steals

The District Final Game tips off tomorrow at Sunshine Academy, where the Malezi Varsity team will continue their wins streak and attain District bragging rights and title.

Come out and support the Finals.

LOVE THE GAME

Nicaro Golding
Assistant Coach

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Dan Limbago (USTA) A Hit At Sadili


The Sadili camps kick started on high note on the 17/12/12. A lot of energy could be felt all round within the various displines from Tennis, Basketball, Soccer and Rugby.
Fitness with Dan Limbago
Undaunted by the heavy rains that fell for the better part of Tuesday morning, athletes at Sadili couldn’t miss an opportunity of taking advantage of training with visiting trainers, Mr. Dan Limbago who is the national manager of National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL), at the United States Tennis Association (USTA), assisted by Sadili Oval’s own; Dr. Elizabeth Odera, (Director of Sadili Oval Sports Academy).
From the Basketball court, Mr. Nick-Caro O’Neil Golding who was an Instructor with MPAC Sports in the U.A.E Dubai (from Chicago, USA) had intense sessions with students who were only eager to fill their curiosity and skill on the game. Their determination written all over their faces was a clear indication of how well they would like to excel.
Speaking to Sadili Oval’s Evelyne Guchura, Mr. Nick-Caro said that he had seen a lot of potential in the Kenyan youth training at Sadili Oval Sports Academy. ‘We need to tap this talent at a young age for the fundamental basics so as to grow the talent in the game with time.’ said Nick. He hopes that during his stay in Kenya, he is going to offer some innovative developments in sports especially starting from the primary schools level, while working together with various partners involved. 

Monday, February 13, 2012

Malezi Performs At Buruburu Basketball Open

Malezi School beat all opposition to reach the finals of the Nairobi Secondary Schools Sports Association's (NSSA) Buruburu Open 2012. Once again, they showed that they will fight to reach the final four in this year's provincial games, when they pipped former national champions, Aquinas, 42-29 and tournaments favourites Upperhill A 25 - 14, on their way to meeting their nemesis, the UNICEF-sponsored and well-heeled Upperhill B, where they lost 31-39 in a close encounter. Says Lino Manyuel for the team, "We have almost nothing, but we showed that basketball is the game that makes all equal, if you believe in yourself, you can make a difference". Zack Okong'o won the MVP Award.

TOURNAMENT – RESULTS FOR MALEZI
TEAMS
1.     Upper Hill `A’
2.     Upper Hill `B’
3.     Aquinas High
4.     Pumwani
5.     Moi Forces Academy
6.     Hospital Hill
7.     Malezi
8.     St. Teresa’s
9.     Friend Of Basketball(FOB)- CLUB
       POOL A                           POOL B
1.     Upper Hill`A’                1. Pumwani
2.     Malezi                          2. Moi Forces Academy
3.     F O B                           3. Upper Hill`B’
4.     St. Teresa’s                 4. Aquinas
5.     Hospital Hill
FORMAT: Two pools
                              .Top two proceed to the semis
                        .Winners of semis plays in the finals

RESULTS: Preliminaries
Game1.           Malezi             vs         Hospital Hill
                        1st Half 19       -             04
                        2nd Half 11      –         02
                        Final score      30 – 06

Game 2.          St. Teresa’s   vs           Malezi
                        1st Half 10       -          16
                        2nd Half 08      –         12
                        Final score      18 – 28

Game 3.          Upper Hill `A’ vs         Malezi
                        1st Half 07       -          18
                        2nd Half 07      –         17
                        Final score      14 – 25

Game 4.          Malezi             vs                     FOB
                        1st Half 16       -          19
                        2nd Half 11      –         4
                        Final score      27 – 23

Game 5.          SEMI FINALS
                              Malezi             vs                     Aquinas
                          1st Half 09     _         07
                        2nd Half 13      –         12
                            3rd Qtr-10    _          06
                        Final score      42 – 29

Game 6.          FINALS
                              Malezi             vs         UpperHill`B’
                        1ST Qtr – 06                 09
                        2nd Qtr- 07                   07
                        3rd Qtr-09                    14
                        4th Qtr-09                    09
                          Final score 31 – 39 

Awards: winner and Runner up, given trophies.

Prepared by
Joseph AMOKO
COACH BASKETBALL.