Muslim Basketball

This team is up. They stay up. ‘Nuff said.

Idk who went to umrah on their team and left them without a man but clearly the duas worked for Shaharia and the team.. Winning when you’re down a player is just dominant.

Tulkarem's victory can be attributed to a stellar performance from Subhan Wajid, who not only led with 19 points but also grabbed crucial rebounds. His leadership on the court is complemented by Talha Ijaz, whose versatility shone through in his stat line. The team's collective resilience and ability to execute under pressure allowed them to emerge victorious, signaling to the rest of the league that they are a formidable opponent capable of upsets.

Maybe if Ayman and Salim stopped fighting each other and focused on winning they wouldn’t have lost by 20.

 Rafah's recent win was a concerted effort, with Abdullah Mahmoud setting the pace with 16 points, exemplifying his role as a key offensive player. Wassem's command of the boards with 10 rebounds provided the team with the second chances they needed to win. From managing the team substitutions to yelling at his son for his inefficiencies, Sami Sha’ban leads his team to victory off the stat sheet, and also on the boards.

 Ajjur's Ali Azzat was a bright spot in a challenging game, with 15 points and significant contributions on defense. Karim Azzat's 14 points indicated his offensive potential, and together, they demonstrated the team's capability to compete at a high level. Despite falling short against Rafah, Ajjur's resilience and persistence on the court are clear indicators that they are building towards more consistent performances.

Al-Balah's week was tough, but the determination shown by players like Wassim Brahmia, who put up 10 points, gives the team a silver lining to work with. The team's field goal percentage is a concern; however, it also serves as a clear indicator of where the team needs to focus in training. Al-Balah's energy and passion on the court suggest that with some strategic adjustments, they could translate their potential into wins.

Was there a score keeping malfunction or did they really lose to a 4 man team by 22? I’ll leave it at that…