Nairobi City Thunder forward takes pride in team’s improved showing at 2026 BAL
Nairobi City Thunder power forward Ariel Okall says his team’s performance at the Basketball Africa League (BAL) has been “a huge achievement”, despite not making it through to the main finals in Kigali, Rwanda next month.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOkall, speaking after Thunder’s 101-92 win over Rwanda’s RSSB Tigers, was proud of how the two-time Kenya Basketball Federation champions went about their business all through the one week of Kalahari Conference action at the Sunbet Arena in Pretoria, South Africa.“We needed this win, not only for ourselves, but also for the Kenyan fans back home, and for the team as we move forward into probably BAL 7,” the experienced Kenya Morans forward told BAL.com on Sunday.Nairobi City Thunder crush Tigers to end BAL campaign on high“We needed to win today (Sunday) to give us moral support and boost our confidence, so that we can leave this conference with our heads held high.”Helped by Derrick Ogechi’s career-high total of 22 points,..