Standing at 6’8, Junior N’goran has proven himself as one of the most impactful young talents in Africa. Recently crowned Afrobasket Champion, he made history as part of a dominant squad that showcased its strength on both ends of the floor — offensively and defensively.

Junior’s versatility speaks for itself: he finished Top 3 in rebounds, assists, and steals, highlighting his ability to control the game far beyond scoring. His all-around impact and leadership were instrumental in his team’s historic run.

With his sights now set on the FIBA U17 World Cup next year, Junior is ready to take his game to the global stage and continue representing with excellence.

Future is bright.

Amadou Bah lit up the Equinox Tournament in Abidjan with an unforgettable performance that showcased not just his talent, but his leadership. With his agent, Rayan Cisse, present on the sidelines, Amadou injected electric energy into his squad at a critical moment. His team was trailing against a group of well‑respected players, yet Amadou refused to back down.

Displaying resilience and composure, he orchestrated the offense, delivered timely assists, and carried himself like a true point guard. One of the highlights of the day was his connection with the young Konate Ladji Adama—a standout on the Ivorian U16 team who has already caught the eye of Meta Africa Sports’ Famouke Doumbia. The chemistry between Amadou and Konate was undeniable, proving Amadou’s ability to elevate those around him and adapt alongside emerging talent.

After the game, Amadou was interviewed and reflected on his approach:

“For a point guard, the money time is most important. I know what to do—that’s exactly what I did: lead my team, keep giving the green light, and keep progressing while controlling the tempo of the game.”

Standing at 6'3, Amadou Bah continues to show strength, resilience, and leadership—qualities that prove he’s ready for even bigger challenges ahead.