African championship basketball women

This article describes the African Women's Basketball Championship ; for the men's African championship see African basketball championship .

FIBA African Women's Basketball Championship
Association	FIBA Africa
First edition	1966
Teams	12
Title holder	Nigeria (3)
Record winner	Senegal (11)
Website	http://www.fibaafrica.com

The AfroBasket ladies (officially: Afrobasket ), the World Association FIBA and the continental association FIBA Africa discharged African continental championship in women's basketball . It has been held for the most part every two years since 1966 and is also the African qualifying tournament for the Basketball World Cup or the Summer Olympics . The record holder is Senegal , which won 11 of the 22 events.

Previous events

year	Final tournament venue		final				3rd place match
			gold	Result	silver		bronze	Result	fourth place
1966 details	Conakry ( Guinea )		United Arab Republic		Guinea		Central Afr. republic		Senegal
1968 details	Cairo ( United Arab Republic )		United Arab Republic	47-39	Senegal		Mali		Algeria
1970 details	Lomé ( Togo )		Madagascar	44-36	United Arab Republic		Senegal	50-27	Mali
1974 details	Tunis ( Tunisia )		Senegal	47-44	Tunisia		Federation of Arab Republics	56-34	Togo
1977 details	Dakar ( Senegal )		Senegal	88-56	Federation of Arab Republics		Togo	70-35	Ivory Coast
1979 details	Mogadishu ( Somalia )		Senegal		Somalia		Ghana
1981 details	Dakar ( Senegal )		Senegal	83-73	Zaire		Angola	83-71	Mali
1983 details	Luanda ( Angola )		Zaire		Senegal		Cameroon		Mozambique
1984 details	Dakar ( Senegal )		Senegal	2–0	Zaire		Cameroon	83-70	Mali
1986 details	Maputo ( Mozambique )		Zaire	68-64	Mozambique		Angola		Cameroon
1990 details	Tunis ( Tunisia )		Senegal	70-68	Zaire		Mozambique		Tunisia
1993 details	Dakar ( Senegal )		Senegal	89-43	Kenya		Mozambique	63-57	Zaire
1994 details	Johannesburg ( South Africa )		Zaire	68-48	Senegal		Angola	53-29	Mozambique
1997 details	Nairobi ( Kenya )		Senegal	73-59	DR Congo		Nigeria	90-62	Kenya
2000 details	Tunis ( Tunisia )		Senegal	71-63	Tunisia		DR Congo	80-79	Morocco
2003 details	Maputo , Nampula ( Mozambique )		Nigeria	69-63	Mozambique		Senegal	61-47	Angola
2005 details	Abuja ( Nigeria )		Nigeria	64-57	Senegal		Mozambique	59-51	DR Congo
2007 details	Dakar ( Senegal )		Mali	63-56	Senegal		Angola	73-58	Mozambique
2009 details	Antananarivo ( Madagascar )		Senegal	72-57	Mali		Angola	76-57	Ivory Coast
2011 details	Bamako , ( Mali )		Angola	62-54	Senegal		Mali	71-62	Nigeria
2013 details	Maputo ( Mozambique )		Angola	64-61 (OT)	Mozambique		Senegal	56-53	Cameroon
2015 details	Yaoundé ( Cameroon )		Senegal	81-66	Cameroon		Nigeria	65-55	Angola
2017 details	Bamako ( Mali )		Nigeria	65-48	Senegal		Mali	75-52	Mozambique

Eternal table

Medal table
space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Senegal	11	7th	3	21st
2	Democratic Republic of the Congo , formerly Zaire	3	4th	1	8th
3	Nigeria	3	0	1	4th
4th	Egypt , formerly the United Arab Republic	2	2	1	5
5	Angola	2	0	5	7th
6th	Mali	1	1	4th	6th
7th	Madagascar	1	0	0	1
8th	Mozambique	0	3	3	6th
9	Tunisia	0	2	0	2
10	Cameroon	0	1	2	3
11	Guinea	0	1	0	1
	Kenya	0	1	0	1
	Somalia	0	1	0	1
14th	Central African Republic	0	0	1	1
	Ghana	0	0	1	1
	Togo	0	0	1	1

Most valuable players

year	Most valuable player
1981	Fatou Kiné Ndiaye
1997	Mame Maty Mbengue
2000	Mame Maty Mbengue
2003	Deolinda Ngulela
2005	Mfon Udoka
2007	Hamchétou Maiga-Ba
2009	Aya Traore
2011	Nacissela Maurício
2013	Nacissela Maurício
2015	Aya Traoré
2017	Astou Traoré

Web links

• Official website of FIBA ​​Africa (English / French)
• Overview in on the official website of the FIBA ​​archive (English)