Muslim Basketball

31–54 vs. Granada, and they never found consistent creation. Without Corey Chandler, Omar Singer felt like the only reliable offensive lever; still, the defense kept competing even when the offense stalled. The identity is solid — but they need more players who can bend the defense and create easier looks before the game turns into mud.

31–54 vs. Granada, and they never found consistent creation. Without Corey Chandler, Omar Singer felt like the only reliable offensive lever; still, the defense kept competing even when the offense stalled. The identity is solid — but they need more players who can bend the defense and create easier looks before the game turns into mud.

70–58 loss to Islamabad, and the story was shot creation. They had to grind for everything, while Islamabad got easier looks off advantage basketball. Omar Singer is still the key to lifting the offense, and the defense remains legit behind Ibrhahim O and Omar Elsamna — disciplined, physical, connected. If they can manufacture easier early offense (before the game gets muddy), the results will follow.

Damascus grabbed a much-needed win over Beirut (64–62) in a grinder. Captain Omar Singer had them tough and connected, and with Ibrhahim O + Omar Elsamna setting the defense-first tone, they executed just enough late to steal it. If they can keep that defensive identity while getting steadier scoring from Omar Singer and Corey Chandler, they won’t be stuck in the middle for long.