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🏀 3X3 ACTION THIS NOVEMBER!
Sierra Leone Basketball Federation is hosting three official 3x3 competitions this November 🔥

📅 16 Nov — Wilberforce Basketball Court (Allen Square)
📅 23 Nov — Muslim Agency School (Bai Bureh Road)
📅 26 Nov — Upwards Basketball Court(Old Wharf)

✅ FIBA 3x3 Player Registration Drive happening at ALL venues
Be there. Get registered. Join the movement. 🇸🇱💪

1,000$ are waiting
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Clock is ticking register now and Grab 1,000$ cash

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🚨 PUBLIC NOTICE 🚨
The Sierra Leone Basketball Federation is asking everyone involved in basketball activities such as competitions, academies and other events to register and operate within the Federation’s regulations.
Starting now, no activities will be allowed without proper notification or approval from SLBF. Anyone who ignores this will face disciplinary action.
Let’s stand together and build basketball the right way in Sierra Leone 🏀🇸🇱

Mohamed Jalloh has been selected to serve on Basketball England’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, following a successful recruitment process. He will also sit on the EDI Leadership and Collaboration subcommittees, working with leaders dedicated to making the game fair and accessible at every level.
This appointment is not only an honor for him but also a milestone for Sierra Leone basketball, opening doors for players and strengthening the connection between communities and the global game.

Benjamin Davies Begins Next Chapter After Breakout Afro-Under 16 Performance

At just 15 years old, Benjamin Davies has emerged as one of the most promising young talents in African basketball. Following his standout performance at the Afro-Under 16 Championship in Rwanda, where he impressed with his defensive presence, rebounding, and shot-blocking ability, Davies has drawn global attention from Spain to England, the USA, Africa, and the Middle East.

Remarkably, he has only been playing basketball for nine months. Once overlooked, Davies has proven his critics wrong and established himself as a name to watch.

He is now en route to Senegal with the President of the Sierra Leone Basketball Federation and NBA representative, where he will begin the next stage of his journey and development. This marks a significant step forward for both Davies and Sierra Leone basketball.

Out of the tournament, but not out of spirit. We fought hard, we learned, and this is just the beginning for Sierra Leone basketball.

Another tough game for the boys, but every match is a chance to grow and gain experience. We keep learning, we keep fighting. 💪🏀

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Let go Sierra Leone