Kings Basketball Club
The Kings Basketball Club (or Kings BC) are a Maldivian semi-professional men’s basketball team based in Male’, Maldives. The Kings play their games in the Basketball Arena of the Social Centre in Male’. Kings BC is the only semi-professional team in Maldives basketball. They compete in open division and first division competitions organised by the Maldives Basketball Association. Kings BC are the reigning back-to-back national champions, and the defending MBA champions of Maldives.
| Kings Basketball Club | |
|---|---|
| Nickname | Kings BC |
| Division | 1 |
| League | Maldives Basketball Association |
| Founded | January 2017 |
| Location | Male', Maldives |
| Team colors | Purple, Magenta, Cyan, Silver, Black |
| Main sponsor | Submore |
| President | Mohamed Hussain Shareef |
| Vice-president(s) | Ibrahim Mohamed |
| Head coach | Federico Pangan "Eric" Samson |
| Team captain | Ahmed Firash |
| Affiliation(s) | Royals Basketball Club
Archers Basketball Club NextGen Basketball Academy |
| Championships | 5 |
History
2017 Season
Kings Basketball Club was registered as a sporting organization on 19th January 2017, at the Ministry of Home Affairs, Maldives. The Club was incorporated into the Commissioner of Sports of Maldives’ listing in 2018.
Kings BC began with a roster of seasoned veterans, including numerous national team stars, and a core of younger, up-and-coming talent. The Club’s first captain was Mohamed Zilaal, then also the captain of the Maldives and widely-regarded as the greatest basketballer in the country’s history. Zilaal, along with Ahmed Firash[1], Mohamed Khuwailid Al[2]i, Ahmed Afson Rashad,[3] Mohamed Samooh[4], Muzzammil Mohamed, Ahmed Najeel[5] and Rishfan Rasheed[6] had all joined Kings BC from Red Line Club – one of the two most successful clubs of the previous decade. They were joined at Kings by free agents Haisham Dhaudh[7] and Mohamed Naif Rushdi, along with Ibrahim Anfaal Shareef[8] and Imran Ahmed[9], who had both last played for T-Rex Basketball Club.
From its inception, Kings BC became the first Maldivian basketball club to feature a full roster of semi-professionals. The Club also sent talented wingman Rishfan Rasheed on a one-month training tour to Belgrade, Serbia to train in the renowned KK Cerak Academy, under the watchful eye of former Maldives National Coach Marko Piplovic.
The Club’s first undertaking was the 3rd MBA Cup 2017[10], in which they reached the finals only to be beaten by T-Rex BC. The Head Coach was Jeewan Shriyanta Jayaweera of Sri Lanka. Zilaal, Rishfan and Firash were all selected among the Best 5 Players of the tournament.
Kings BC next competed in the 25th MBA Championship 2017, Men’s Division. Once again, the Club breezed through to the final only to be outdone by T-Rex BC in a hard-fought encounter. By then, Kings BC had brought in Filipino Jay Salazar Cambarihan as Head Coach and appointed experienced local trainer Mohamed Naseer as his assistant. Zilaal and Rishfan were once again selected among the competition’s Best 5 Players. Ismail Farhan and Ahmed Aiman Rasheed, both of whom had played in the successful RLC side of recent years were brought in to bolster the roster and to provide cover for injured star guard Anfaal, who was ruled out for nine to twelve months with a serious PCL injury.
In September of 2017, Kings BC was invited to participate in the regional FIBA 3x3 Road to Mexico Basketball Tournament in New Delhi, India, which was organized by 3x3BL International Pro Basketball League of India. Kings BC was led by Khuwailid, and included Najeel, Imran and Haisham. The touring group was managed by Club Executive Committee Member Ismail Rishad. Kings BC put on a good show in the top-tier tournament featuring some of the best talent from India, Malaysia, Japan and Sri Lanka.
Entering the year-end 12th National Basketball League 2017, Men’s Division 1 and the 36th National Basketball Tournament, Men’s Division 1, Kings BC was determined to create history by winning a national crown in its very first year. Serbian pros Nikola Cvorovic and Aleksandar Vuletic joined the squad for the designated overseas slots.
Kings BC created history by winning every single game in the League and lifting its very first trophy, including two resounding wins against T-Rex BC. However, in the final of the National Tournament, T-Rex would again beat Kings BC, making it four finals out of four for Kings BC, but only one trophy in the year.
Kings BC was proud to return half of the Maldives Men’s National Team in 2017; captain Zilaal, Firash, Afson, Rishfan, Khuwailid and Anfaal.
The main sponsor of Kings BC in 2017 was State Trading Organisation. The team played with STO’s “PowerMix” product sponsor on their home uniform, as well as sponsors “Submore”, “Vinorva”, “Juweys Café” and “MWSC”. The 3x3 team tour to India was sponsored by “Maldivian” airline.
2018 Season
2018 saw the entry into the fray of Kings BC’s sister club Royals BC. Some of the original Kings BC players moved over to the new team, allowing for new signings by Kings BC. To start the 2018 season, Ali Mabruk Lathyf joined the club. Mid-way, two of the country’s rising talents in Abdulla Aflah Shareef[11] and Abdulla Amzar Mohamed[12] would also sign for Kings BC. By the time the national league and tournament came around, Aflah’s talismanic elder brother and former national team point guard Ahmed Ifsah would also be acquired by Kings BC. Trainer Ali Isham Mohamed would become a new inclusion on the coaching panel. Notable players to leave Kings BC during 2018 were legendary centre Ahmed Afson Rashad and Mohamed Samooh.
The year’s first tournament was the 26th MBA Championship 2018. Yet again, Kings faced their now familiar rival T-Rex BC in the final. T-Rex won the encounter, making it back-to-back MBA Championship triumphs for the team. Rishfan yet again featured among the tournament’s Best 5 Players.
Kings BC acquired former Los Angeles Lakers and UCLA Centre Michael “Mike” Dandre Fey and talented Filipino wingman Edzel Bauto Mag-isa as overseas pros for the end of season nationals. Veteran Filipino coach Federico Pangan “Eric” Samson took up the Head Coaching job midway through the 2018 season.
While the 13th National Basketball League began true to form with comfortable wins for Kings BC, including an opener against arch rivals T-Rex BC, the road to a repeat league title was disrupted after an unexpected loss to Stingers BC in a scrappy and ill-tempered encounter that saw two Kings BC ejections and disciplinary action against two more players. A depleted team lost the league decider to T-Rex BC two nights later. Although both Zilaal and Mike Fey were selected among the tournaments Best 5 Players, the team was focused on winning a first national tournament trophy. Anfaal had also rejoined the team after making a full recovery from his PCL surgery.
With the squad back at full strength with the return of key players after serving suspensions, Kings BC recorded the first national tournament triumph by comprehensively beating T-Rex BC in the final of the 37th National Basketball Tournament. Both imports put on outstanding performances in the semi-finals and subsequent tournament MVP Mike Fey was at his dominant best in the final against T-Rex BC. The national crown marked a turning point in the brief history of the Club, with Kings BC going on to win every single competition held thereafter. The winning streak is currently in its third calendar year.
The joyous mood in the camp was somewhat dampened with the announcement that the Club’s iconic captain Zilaal would play his final season in 2019. Kings BC was determined to make Zila’s last dance a memorable one.
In 2018, Kings BC players Zilaal, Firash, Amzar, Aflah, Anfaal, Khuwailid and Rishfaan all kitted up for Maldives as well.
The main sponsor of Kings BC for 2018 was, once again, STO. Other sponsors “Submore”, “Manaam” and “Emboss” also featured on the uniforms. Since 2018, Kings BC has been affiliated with Espiritu-Manotoc Basketball Management of Philippines.
2019 Season
The 2019 Season began with three additions to the squad in Halaf Ali Hylum, Mohamed Shaffau Ibrahim and Ali Livaz. Scheduling difficulties meant that Ali Isham Mohamed[13] had to depute for Eric Samson as Head Coach for the 27th MBA Championship 2019. The tournament saw Kings BC comfortably beating every team in its path, including first-time finalists Raptors BC in a record-breaking finals margin of 42 points. In Zila’s swansong, the veteran leader also put on a show, rolling back the years. While Fira was chosen among the tournament’s Best 5 Players, the star of the show was undoubtedly MVP Amzar of Kings BC. With Man of the Match performances in five of the six matches featuring Kings BC, including the final. He ended the tournament with the staggering stat line of 20 points, 16 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks a game.
A full schedule of national team commitments meant that the year-end tournaments were pushed back to 2020. Kings BC was once again well represented, with Zilaal at the helm of the national team for his final tours before hanging up his sneakers for good. Firash, Anfaal, Khuwailid, Amzar and Rishfaan all represented the country with pride. In the FIBA 3x3 Quest Finals held in Maldives, Kings BC guard Aflah represented the Maldives. However, his tournament was cut-short in the first game with a freak ankle injury, which would hamper him in the 2020 season as well.
The 2019 main sponsor of Kings BC was Submore, with “Submore Central” on the home uniform.
2020 Season
The 2020 season began with the bang, with the unprecedented scheduling of the national tournaments for February. 2018 MVP Mike Fey was joined by fellow American high-flyer Decorey Aaron Jones, to further strengthen the Kings BC roster in its bid to repeat the national championship. Former national player Ahmed Adhuham joined Kings BC for the 2020 Season.
Winning seven of eight games, Kings BC lifted the 14th National Basketball League 2020, Men’s Division 1 trophy. Both Decorey and Amzar were among the league’s Top 5 Players.
The following week, in the 38th National Basketball Tournament 2020, Men’s Division, Kings BC faced up against T-Rex BC in the semi-finals. After being down by 14 points, Kings BC rallied to complete an 86-77 victory to book a place in the final. After a cross semi-finals win against Stingers BC, T-Rex would also make it to the final. In a game that many claim to be one of the most exciting in recent memory, Kings BC once again from itself in a major hole by half time. T-Rex BC was leading 50-32. In a remarkable comeback that was even more spectacular than the semi-finals, Kings BC ended up winning the match 82-75 on the back of staunch defense led by Anfaal and an offensive masterclass by Decorey, Khuwailid, Firash and Rishfaan. Kings BC had won back-to-back national titles. Finals MVP was Decorey of Kings BC, who played the latter games of the tournament partially fit after taking a heavy knock in the first round of league games.
With the Covid-19 pandemic sweeping the world and forcing a lengthy lockdown in the Maldives, the rest of the season was cancelled.
The main sponsor of Kings BC in 2020 was Submore, with “Submore Crossroads” on the team’s home uniform chest.
2021 Season
Although the Maldives Basketball Association (MBA) announced a packed calendar of basketball for the 2021 Season, the continued spiking of Covid-19 cases since the beginning of the year meant that the first half of the season was effectively lost without any competitive play.
Kings BC embarked on a new venture by signing three rookies to the squad for the very first time. Three of the most promising talents in the country – Dhovemi Ibrahim Shafeeq (18), Mohamed Jidhaadh (16) and Mohamed Aik Neesham (18) became the first rookie contract holders of Kings BC.
In June, the Club went through a major restructuring, with former skipper Mohamed Zilaal taking up the post of Director of Basketball Operations and former Maldives sporting great Aishath Nazima assuming the responsibility of Director, Franchise Marketing and Public Relations. Both were inducted into the Club’s Executive Committee, while Zilaal also joined the coaching staff.
For the third year running, Submore is the Kings BC main sponsor. The team’s uniform advertises “Submore Hulhumale’”.
in 2021, Kings BC has included The Handy Agency of Australia as a player agency contact.
Honors Roll[14][15]
Team Honors
3rd MBA Cup 2017, Men’s Division - RUNNERS-UP
25th MBA Championship 2017, Men’s Division - RUNNERS-UP
12th National Basketball League 2017, Men’s Division 1 - CHAMPION
36th National Basketball Tournament 2017, Men’s Division 1 - RUNNERS-UP
26th MBA Championship 2018, Men’s Division - RUNNERS-UP
13th National Basketball League 2018, Men’s Division 1 - RUNNERS-UP
37th National Basketball Tournament 2018, Men’s Division 1 - CHAMPION
27th MBA Championship 2019, Men’s Division - CHAMPION
14th National Basketball League 2020, Men’s Division 1 - CHAMPION
38th National Basketball Tournament 2020, Men’s Division 1 - CHAMPION
Individual Honors
Mohamed Zilaal
3rd MBA Cup 2017, Men’s Division - Best 5 Player
25th MBA Championship 2017, Men’s Division - Best 5 Player
13th National Basketball League 2018, Men’s Division I - Best 5 Player
Ahmed Firash
3rd MBA Cup 2017, Men’s Division - Best 5 Player
12th National Basketball League 2017, Men’s Division I
27th MBA Championship 2019, Men’s Division - Best 5 Player
Rishfan Rasheed
3rd MBA Cup 2017, Men’s Division - Best 5 Player
25th MBA Championship 2017, Men’s Division - Best 5 Player
26th MBA Championship 2018, Men’s Division - Best 5 Player
Abdulla Amzar Mohamed
27th MBA Championship 2019, Men’s Division – Tournament Most Valuable Player
14th National Basketball League 2020, Men’s Division I - Best 5 Player
Nikola Cvorovic (SRB)
12th National Basketball League 2017, Men’s Division I - Best 5 Player
Michael Dandre Fey (USA)
13th National Basketball League 2018, Men’s Division I - Best 5 Player
37th National Basketball Tournament 2018, Men’s Division I – Finals’ Most Valuable Player
Decorey Aaron Jones (USA)
14th National Basketball League 2020, Men’s Division I – Best 5 Player
38th National Basketball Tournament 2020, Men’s Division I – Finals’ Most Valuable Player
Player Roster[16]
Current Roster
| Position | Uniform No. | Nationality | Name | Height | Date of Birth (Age) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PG | 4 | MDV | Dhovemi Ibrahim Shafeeq (rk) | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) | 15/10/2002 (18 years) |
| SG/SF | 5 | MDV | Ali Mabruk Lathyf | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) | 19/07/1994 (27 years) |
| PF/C | 6 | MDV | Mohamed Jidhaadh (rk) | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 19/05/2004 (16 years) |
| C | 7 | MDV | Abdulla Amzar Ibrahim | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 02/03/1995 (26 years) |
| PF/C | 8 | MDV | Mohamed Aik Neesham (rk) | 190 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 02/09/2002 (18 years) |
| SF/PF | 9 | MDV | Rishfan Rasheed | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | 15/12/1997 (23 years) |
| PG | 10 | MDV | Ahmed Ifsah | 170 cm (5 ft 7 in) | 20/02/1989 (32 years) |
| PG | 11 | MDV | Abdulla Aflah Shareef | 167 cm (5 ft 6 in) | 19/12/1993 (28 years) |
| PG/SG | 12 | MDV | Mohamed Khuwailid Ali (vc) | 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) | 14/05/1987 (34 years) |
| SF/PF | 13 | MDV | Ahmed Firash (c) | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 24/08/1997 (34 years) |
| PG/SG | 15 | MDV | Ibrahim Anfaal Shareef | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) | 10/03/1989 (32 years) |
| C | 14 | USA | Michael Dandre Fey | 216 cm (7 ft 1 in) | 29/05/1983 (38 years) |
| SG/SF | 5 | USA | Decorey Aaron Jones | 201 cm (6 ft 7 in) | 09/07/1990 (31 years) |
Rookies
| Position | Uniform No. | Nationality | Name | Height | Date of Birth (Age) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PG | 4 | MDV | Dhovemi Ibrahim Shafeeq | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) | 15/10/2002 (18 years) |
| PF/C | 6 | MDV | Mohamed Jidhaadh | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 19/05/2004 (16 years) |
| PF/C | 8 | MDV | Mohamed Aik Neesham | 190 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 02/09/2002 (18 years) |
Notable Former Players
| Nationality | Name | Position | Years Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| MDV | Mohamed Zilaal | PG/SG | 2017-2019 |
| MDV | Ahmed Afson Rashad | C | 2017-2018 |
| MDV | Ahmed Aiman Rasheed | PG/SG | 2017 |
| MDV | Ahmed Najeel | SG/SF | 2017 |
| MDV | Muzzammil Mohamed | PG | 2017 |
| MDV | Imran Ahmed | PF/C | 2017 |
| MDV | Mohamed Naif Rushdi | C | 2017 |
| MDV | Haisham Dhaudh | SG/SF | 2017-2018 |
| MDV | Mohamed Samooh | PG | 2017-2018 |
| MDV | Halaf Ali Hylum | SG | 2019-2020 |
| MDV | Mohamed Shaffau Ibrahim | C | 2019 |
| MDV | Ali Livaz | SF | 2019 |
| MDV | Ahmed Adhuham | SG | 2020 |
| SRB | Aleksandar Vuletic | PF/C | 2017 |
| SRB | Nikola Cvorovic | SG/SF | 2017 |
| PHI | Edzel Bauto Mag-isa | SF/PF | 2018 |
Club Hall of Fame
| Nationality | Name | Position | Years Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| MDV | Mohamed Zilaal | PG/SG | 2017-2019 |
Coaches and Management[17]
Head Coaches
| Nationality | Name | Years Active |
|---|---|---|
| LKA | Jeewan Shriyantha Jayaweera | 2017 |
| PHI | Jay Salazar Cambarihan | 2017-2018 |
| PHI | Federico Pangan "Eric" Samson | 2018-2019, 2020 |
| MDV | Ali Isham Mohamed | 2019 |
Coaches and Trainers
| Nationality | Name | Years Active |
|---|---|---|
| MDV | Mohamed Naseer | 2017 |
| MDV | Ali Isham Mohamed | 2017-2019 |
| MDV | Ismail Rishad | 2020 |
| MDV | Mohamed Zilaal | 2021- |
Managers
| Nationality | Name | Years Active |
|---|---|---|
| MDV | Hamadh Naabith Hassan | 2017- |
| MDV | Mohamed Husham | 2017 |
| MDV | Haris Mohamed | 2018 |
| MDV | Assad Mohamed | 2018- |
| MDV | Ali Shakir | 2019-2020 |
Season by season[18]
2017
3rd MBA Cup 2017, Men's Division
Runners-up
Kings Basketball Club
Best Five Players
Mohamed Zilaal (Kings BC)
Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
Ahmed Firash (Kings BC)
Matches
Group Stage
Match 1: Kings BC 89 vs 57 Kuda Henveiru SC
Man of the Match: Mohamed Zilaal (Kings BC)
Match 2: Kings BC 72 vs 81 T-Rex BC
Match 3: Kings BC 76 vs 70 The BOWS SC
Man of the Match: Mohamed Zilaal (Kings BC)
Semi-final:
Kings BC vs The BOWS SC (W)
Final:
Kings BC vs T-Rex BC (L)
25th MBA Championship 2017, Men's Division
Runners-up
Kings Basketball Club
Best Five Players
Mohamed Zilaal (Kings BC)
Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
Matches
Group Stage:
Game 1: Kings BC 72 vs 44 Raptors BC
MoM: Mohamed Zilaal (Kings BC)
Game 2: Kings BC 105 vs 54 Stingers BC
MoM: Haisham Dhaudh (Kings BC)
Game 3: Kings BC 112 vs 52 Redwings BC
MoM: Mohamed Samooh (Kings BC)
Semi Finals:
Kings BC 88 – 72 The BOWS SC
MoM: Ahmed Firash (Kings BC)
Finals:
Kings BC 81 – 88 T-Rex BC
MoM: Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
12th National Basketball League 2017, Men’s Division I
Champions
Kings Basketball Club
Best Five Players
Ahmed Firash (Kings BC)
Nikola Cvorovic (Kings BC)
Matches
Game 1: Kings BC 94 – 78 T-Rex BC
Game 2: Kings BC 81 – 69 The BOWS SC
Game 3: Kings BC 103 – 65 Raptors BC
MoM: Ahmed Firash
Game 4: Kings BC 78 – 61 Raptors BC
MoM: Aleksandar Vuletic (Kings BC)
Game 5: Kings BC 92 – 88 The BOWS SC
Game 6: Kings BC 78 – 71 T-Rex BC
36th National Basketball Tournament 2017, Men’s Division I
Runners-up
Kings Basketball Club
Matches
Semi Finals 1:
Kings BC 101 – 90 T-Rex BC
MoM: Nikola Cvorovic (Kings BC)
Finals:
Kings BC 63 – 71 T-Rex BC
2018
26th MBA Championship 2018, Men’s Division
Runners-up
Kings Basketball Club
Best Five Players
Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
Matches
Group Stage:
Game 1: Kings BC 81 vs 63 Raptors BC
MoM: Ahmed Firash (Kings BC)
Game 2: Kings BC 94 vs 52 W Sports Club
MoM: Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
Game 3: Kings BC 124 vs 66 HDC
MoM: Mohamed Khuwailid Ali (Kings BC)
Game 4: Kings BC 89 vs 83 Royals BC
Game 5: Kings BC 128 vs 52 Redwings BC
MoM: Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
Semi Finals:
Kings BC 110 – 82 Stingers BC
MoM: Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
Finals:
Kings BC 85 – 98 T-Rex BC
MoM: Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
13th National Basketball League 2018, Men’s Division I
Runners-up
Kings Basketball Club
Best Five Players
Mohamed Zilaal (Kings BC)
Michael Dandre Fey (Kings BC)
Matches
Round One:
Game 1: Kings BC 96 vs 77 T-Rex BC
MoM: Michael Dandre Fey (Kings BC)
Game 2: Kings BC 71 vs 69 Raptors BC
Game 3: Kings BC 95 vs 71 Stingers BC
Round Two:
Game 1: Kings BC 82 vs 61 Raptors BC
MoM: Mohamed Khuwailid Ali (Kings BC)
Game 2: Kings BC 97 vs 99 Stingers BC
Game 3: Kings BC 69 vs 74 T-Rex BC
37th National Basketball Tournament 2018, Men’s Division I
Champions
Kings Basketball Club
Finals MVP
Michael Dandre Fey (Kings BC)
Matches
Semi Finals 1:
Kings BC 80 – 81 T-Rex BC
MoM: Michael Dandre Fey (Kings BC)
Semi Finals 2:
Kings BC 96 – 57 Stingers BC
MoM: Edzel Bauto Mag-isa (Kings BC)
Finals:
Kings BC 87 – 79 T-Rex BC
MoM: Michael Dandre Fey (Kings BC)
2019
27th MBA Championship 2019, Men’s Division
Champions
Kings Basketball Club
Most Valuable Player
Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
Best Five Players
Ahmed Firash (Kings BC)
Matches
Group Stage:
Game 1: Kings BC 107 vs 41 One 30 SC
MoM: Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
Game 2: Kings BC 124 vs 39 Wolves BC
MoM: Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
Game 3: Kings BC 84 vs 59 Raptors BC
MoM: Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
Game 4: Kings BC 73 vs 54 Redwings BC
MoM: Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
Semi Finals:
Kings BC 88 – 81 T-Rex BC
MoM: Ahmed Firash (Kings BC)
Finals:
Kings BC 100 – 58 Raptors BC
MoM: Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
2020
14th National Basketball League 2020, Men’s Division I
Champions
Kings Basketball Club
Best Five Players
Decorey Aaron Jones (Kings BC)
Abdulla Amzar Mohamed (Kings BC)
Matches
Round One:
Game 1: Kings BC 70 vs 61 T-Rex BC
MoM: Rishfan Rasheed (Kings BC)
Game 2: Kings BC 103 vs 65 Stingers BC
MoM: Michael Dandre Fey (Kings BC)
Game 3: Kings BC 70 vs 66 Raptors BC
Game 4: Kings BC 100 vs 64 Redwings BC
Round Two:
Game 1: Kings BC 95 vs 59 Raptors BC
Game 2: Kings BC 95 vs 73 Redwings BC
Game 3: Kings BC 81 vs 74 Stingers BC
Game 4: Kings BC 71 vs 77 T-Rex BC
38th National Basketball Tournament 2020, Men’s Division I
Champions
Kings Basketball Club
Finals MVP
Decorey Aaron Jones (Kings BC)
Matches
Semi Finals 1:
Kings BC 86 – 77 T-Rex BC
MoM: Decorey Aaron Jones (Kings BC)
Finals:
Kings BC 82 – 75 T-Rex BC
MoM: Decorey Aaron Jones (Kings BC)
References and External Links
Kings Basketball Club 🇲🇻👑🏀 (@kingsbasketballclub) • Instagram photos and videos
Maldives Basketball Association (@mba_maldives) / Twitter
Maldives Basketball Association (@mba.maldives) • Instagram photos and videos
(3) Kings Basketball Club | Facebook
Maldives Basketball Association - Wikipedia
(3) Maldives Basketball Association - MBA | Facebook
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