Byo basketball teams head to Gweru

Joe Mujuru the BBA secretary general confirmed this yesterday.

“We have many teams affiliated to the BBA who come from Gweru and we are trying to have at least some fixtures played there once a month.

“This Saturday teams will go there for their fixtures although some games will be played on Friday in Bulawayo,” Mujuru said.

Tomorrow, ZB Titans will clash with developmental side Milton High School who have joined the BBA at the Bulawayo Club of the Disabled (BCD) Courts and the former team will be looking up to young Andile Chirinda to continue his free scoring.

ALCC who last weekend lost 59-73 to Kings are up for another tough encounter when they face a high-flying Highlanders who last weekend beat Stars 63-45 .

The last match tomorrow will pit Giants against Stars.

Defending champions Unicorns will open the games on Saturday when they take on Milton and the young side will have a lot of work to do to stop the Gweru team.

The MSU girls take to the court against Lakers and they will conclude their day’s fixture by playing against Giants.

Their male counterparts will be tested for the first time this season by Highlanders beforethey conclude their day’s programme with a clash against high-flying new boys Southern Mavericks.

Both MSU teams have not played games as yet this season and the two fixtures will make up for that.

A mighty clash between Unicorns and Kings will conclude the weekend’s games.

Unicorns’ player-coach Walter Mabhena said his team would play to win.

“We will play to collect maximum points in both our games but we will not underrate any team,” he said.

Fixtures
Tomorrow: ZB Titans (m) v Milton, Highlanders (m) v ALCC, Giants (m) v Stars.
Saturday: Milton (m) v Unicorns, Lakers (w) v MSU, MSU (m) v Highlanders,  MSU (w) v Giants, MSU (m) v Mavericks, Unicorns (m) v Kings.

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