AMMAN — The West Asian Junior Basketball Championship for
U-16 will kick off today with two matches at Prince Hamzah Hall in Al-Hussein
Youth City.
Iraq is set to play against Syria 5pm, followed by Jordan
playing against Lebanon at 8pm.
Five teams will participate in the tournament in Amman
including the host country Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq.
The tournament will be held in a single-stage split-league
system where the two teams with the most points will qualify for the Asian Cup
hosted in the Qatari capital Doha from June 12 to 19.
Entry to the matches is free and open to all.
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AMMAN — The
West Asian Junior Basketball Championship for
U-16 will kick off today with two matches at Prince Hamzah Hall in Al-Hussein
Youth City.
Iraq is set to play against Syria 5pm, followed by Jordan
playing against Lebanon at 8pm.
Five teams will participate in the tournament in Amman
including the host country Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq.
The tournament will be held in a single-stage split-league
system where the two teams with the most points will qualify for the
Asian Cup
hosted in the Qatari capital Doha from June 12 to 19.
Entry to the matches is free and open to all.
Read more Sports
Jordan News
