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Nigeria’s D’Tigress Dominates Cameroon, Advances to Afrobasket Semifinals

"At halftime, D'Tigress had already established a significant lead, 41-29, thanks to the impressive performances of Amy Okonkwo and Victoria Macaulay"

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Nigeria’s women’s basketball team, D’Tigress, has made a statement in the Afrobasket quarterfinals, thrashing Cameroon 83-47 in Abidjan.

The team’s dominant performance saw them outscore their opponents by 36 points, showcasing their skill, strategy, and teamwork.

At halftime, D’Tigress had already established a significant lead, 41-29, thanks to the impressive performances of Amy Okonkwo and Victoria Macaulay.

Okonkwo led the charge with 15 points, while Macaulay contributed 10 points.

The team’s strong defence and efficient offence allowed them to maintain their lead throughout the game.

The Nigerian team continued their unbeaten streak in Africa since 2017, demonstrating their prowess on the continent.

Skipper Sarah Ogoke made a notable return to the team and marked her comeback with a crucial 3-point basket.

Notably, all 12 players got a chance to play and scored, highlighting the team’s depth and talent.

This victory has secured D’Tigress a spot in the semifinals of the 2025 Afrobasket Women’s Championship in Ivory Coast.

Persecondnews reports that with their sights set on another Afrobasket title, D’Tigress is ready to build on their momentum and showcase their skills against top competitors.

Following a dominant performance against Cameroon, the team has sent a strong message to their rivals and is poised for a deep run in the tournament.

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