Rivers Hoopers
3 Mar
Nigeria’s representatives in the 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL), Rivers Hoopers, have been drawn in the Kalahari Conference of the competition, where they will meet Moroccan, Egyptian, and Malian champions.
22 Nov
Nigerian champions, Rivers Hoopers, will begin their campaign in the 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL) on April 26 from the Sahara Conference, the organisers of the championship have said.
15 Nov
Rivers Hoopers Head Coach, Ogoh Odaudu, is optimistic that his team will retain the Nigerian Premier Basketball League (NPBL) title, at the ongoing Final Eight Championship holding in Port Harcourt.
29 May 2024
Giant-killers, Rivers Hoopers of Nigeria, will go into today’s semifinal against Al Ahly Benghazi of Libya knowing that only a win will guarantee them opportunity to become the first West African team to win the Basketball Africa League (BAL).
27 May 2024
Having shrugged off the disappointment of their loss on Saturday to AS Douanes of Senegal in a classification game, Rivers Hoopers will take
13 May 2024
Rivers Hoopers, at the weekend, became the first team from the Sahara Conference to qualify for the Basketball Africa League (BAL) playoffs when they defeated Rwanda’s Armée Patriotique Rwandaise (APR) 78-71 in the first-ever BAL double-overtime game.
7 May 2024
Nigerian champions, Rivers Hoopers, started their campaign in the Sahara Conference of the Basketball Africa League (BAL) in dominant fashion, securing two of Senegal and Rwanda’s APR in Dakar at the weekend.
6 May 2024
Five-time Nigerian basketball champions, Rivers Hoopers, reached a historic milestone at the 2024 Basketball Africa League (BAL) on Sunday by defeating Armée Patriotique Rwandaise (APR) 86-82. With this victory, they became the first Nigerian team to win consecutive games at the BAL. This achievement followed their earlier triumph over AS Douanes, the 2023 BAL runners-up,…
29 Apr 2024
Will Perry, an American, who recently joined Rivers Hoopers ahead of the Basketball Africa League’s (BAL) Sahara Conference playoff in Senegal, has explained that he chose to come to Nigeria to help change the country’s negative basketball story.