Team SA, Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo will battle it out for the one slot allocated for Africa at the 2023 IWBF U25 Women's Wheelchair Basketball Championships.
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa will host the 2022 IWBF Africa U25 Women’s World Championship Qualifiers at the Vodacom Mandeville Indoor Sports Center in Johannesburg from 5-8 December.
Team SA, Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo will battle it out for the one slot allocated for Africa at next year's IWBF U25 Women's Wheelchair Basketball Championships.1 day to go before the start of the 2022 IWBF Africa U25 Women's World Championship Qualifiers, taking place in Johannesburg, South Africa from 5-8 December 2022.
The games will be live-streamed on IWBF Africa's Facebook and YouTube Channels so be sure to tune in! pic.twitter.com/ZOuSMxNCSM
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