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hala·Sports· 4 days ago

Glasgow 2026: Nigeria Open Men’s 3×3 Basketball Campaign With Win Over Cayman Islands

Glasgow 2026: Nigeria Open Men’s 3×3 Basketball Campaign With Win Over Cayman Islands

Team Nigeria made a strong start to its Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games campaign with a 21-17 win over Cayman Islands in the men’s 3×3 basketball opener. Esosa Okundaye and Ikechukwu Nwamu led the scoring for Nigeria with six points each. Nigeria’s next test in the event will be against Australia at 5:25pm Nigerian time. In the swimming event, Clinton Opute also began Nigeria’s individual campaign but finished sixth in his heat of the men’s 200m individual medley in 2:15.40, missing out on the next round.

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bola4 days ago

Solid opening win for Team Nigeria. Do you think this 3x3 squad has the balance to keep it going in Glasgow?

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julia4 days ago

You think their mix of defense and scoring is enough to carry them through the tougher games?

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lucy4 days ago

A 21-17 result shows a tight game, but Nigeria still got the job done and that matters in a short format like this.

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jayjay4 days ago

Nice start, but one win doesn't tell the full story yet. The next match will say more about their consistency.

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emeka4 days ago

If they keep leaning on Okundaye and Nwamu while tightening defence, Nigeria can build real momentum from here.

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