AfroBasket 2013
The tournament was hosted by Ivory Coast from August 20 to 31, all games were played at the Palais des Sports de Treichville, Abidjan.[2] Angola defeated Egypt 57–40 in the final to win their eleventh title.Every team advanced to the knockout stage and participated at the Round of 16.The winners advanced to the quarterfinals to play out the champion.The following national teams have secured qualification: The draw was held on March 30, 2013.
2013 FIBA Africa Championship for WomenAbidjanAngolaSenegalIvory CoastCarlos MoraisIke Diogupoints per gameFIBA Africa ChampionshipbasketballFIBA AfricaPalais des Sports de Treichville2013 FIBA Africa Championship qualificationTunisiaNigeriaBurkina FasoMoroccoAlgeriaCape VerdeCentral African RepublicCameroonMozambiqueRwanda2013 FIBA Africa Championship squadsLamizanaKonateDiabateKaouaneCherietIbrahimShoushaKabanguRuhezamihigoOuattaraBen RomdhaneGhyazaRhalimiKhalfiZouitaGasanaKechridYameogoIdrissiLahrichiKniouaKouguereKossangueMuchateMagolicoMoraisCiprianoMascarenhasMokongoMandlateMingasEssenguéDibessaKondzyAl-F. AminuOniangueAla. AminuTangaraDiakitéNzeulieMbah a MouteNiakateAlmeidaEl-GammalCorreiaEl MabroukMouhliSoumahoroEl-Sabagh2014 FIBA Basketball World CupMost Valuable PlayerSouleymane DiabateEduardo MingasAssem MareiAbdelhakim ZouitaMax KouguereMakrem Ben RomdhaneKenny GasanaYounes IdrissiAlade AminuGiovan OniangueKami KabanguSalah MejriMehdi CherietMohamed HaratRodrigo MascarenhasAl-Farouq AminuBen UzohAbdelhalim KaouaneHamza RuhezamihigoMichael MokongoAldo CurtiOlímpio CiprianoPio MatosMamadou LamizanaHamady N'diayeSaer SeneJohan Grebongo2013 FIBA Africa Clubs Champions Cuparchive.todayAfroBasketUnited Arab Republic 1962Morocco 1964Tunisia 1965Morocco 1968United Arab Republic 1970Senegal 1972Central African Republic 1974Egypt 1975Senegal 1978Morocco 1980Somalia 1981Egypt 1983Ivory Coast 1985Tunisia 1987Angola 1989Egypt 1992Kenya 1993Algeria 1995Senegal 1997Angola 1999Morocco 2001