Lilongwe-based basketball giants, Bravehearts, have organised an international tournament involving teams from four countries.<\/p>\n
The tournament is scheduled for Mount Sinai International High School from March 3 to 5.<\/p>\n
The tournament will involve 15 female and male basketball teams from Zambia, Zimbabwe and Tanzania.<\/p>\n
Announcing the news in Lilongwe yesterday, Bravehearts\u2019 Programme Coordinator, Dominic Munyenyembe, said the tournament would offer exposure to local basketballers.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur aim is to take basketball to another level and we are committed to continue sponsoring the sport. We believe the tournament will be a good platform to expose local players,\u201d Munyenyembe said.<\/p>\n
G.Y Imports and Exports and its sister company, DR Print, have pumped in K7 million for the tournament.<\/p>\n
Basketball Association of Malawi (Basmal) General Secretary, Edgar Ng\u2019ong\u2019ola, hailed Bravehearts and G.Y Imports and Exports for coming up with the tournament.<\/p>\n
Zimbabwean basketball giants, Harare City Hornets will take part in the tournament alongside Falcons, Foxes, Vixens (also from Zimbabwe), Napsa (Zambia) and Mbeya Flames from Tanzania.<\/p>\n
Central Knights, Bricks and Bravehearts will represent Malawi during the tournament in the men\u2019s category.<\/p>\n
Bravehearts Ladies, Mystics and Angels will also be part of the event.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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