Sierra Leone national basketball team

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Flag of Sierra Leone
FIBA ranking
FIBA zone FIBA Africa
National federation Sierra Leone Basketball Federation
Coach Ali Hijazi
Olympic Games
Appearances Unknown
Medals None
World Championships
Appearances None
Medals None
FIBA Africa Championship
Appearances Unknown
Medals None


The Sierra Leone national basketball team represents Sierra Leone in international men's basketball competitions and is controlled by the Sierra Leone Basketball Federation. The squad is mostly home-based, with a few foreign-based players.

[edit] Current squad

  • Chris-Bart Williams (Tenerife Baloncesto - Spain)
  • Alpha Bangura (Al-Hikma -Lebanon)
  • Trevor Turner (Cannon Royals - Sierra Leone)
  • Ahmed Dahniya (Cannon Royals - Sierra Leone)
  • Emmanuel Bassey (YSC - Sierra Leone)
  • Ernest James Johnson (Cannon Royals - Sierra Leone)
  • Mobido Lymon (Wilberforce Breakers - Sierra Leone)
  • Octavius Jackson (Cannon Royals - Sierra Leone)
  • Jerrold Hadson-Taylor (YSC - Sierra Leone)
  • Muctar Kallay (YSC - Sierra Leone)
  • Osman Jalloh (Wilberforce Breakers- Sierra Leone)
  • Sam Brewah (YSC - Sierra Leone)
  • Mamudu Lahai (YSC - Sierra Leone)
  • Head Coach: Ali Hijazi

[edit] External links

International basketball
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     Americas: FIBA Americas – Americas Championship
     Asia: FIBA Asia – Asian Championship
     Europe: FIBA Europe – EuroBasket
     Oceania: FIBA Oceania – Oceania Championship
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