Muslim Basketball

They claim the #1 spot, but the forfeit win is unfortunate considering they have a bye week too.  That means 2 weeks without playing a real game.  They will face off against the winner of Cordoba/Sana'a.

Mombasa looked like they were playing in cruise control on Saturday with a modest 15 point victory.  They have a likely Round 2 match-up against Delhi which posted an upset last season.

Not a pretty game as many struggled to find the bottom of the net.  However, their defense remained in tact as they end the regular season ranked first in that department.

Very perplexing back to back losses.  The opponents were not pushovers, but for this team to end at 6-3 after a 6-1 start is not what anyone expected.  This team needs Shereef Zubi back.

Their victory over Mecca is definitely an eye-opener after seemingly falling out of favor in the Power Rankings.  The revitalized group has repositioned itself as a possible contender with Yousef Zaki back in the mix.  Not to be overlooked is Muhanad Deeb - his style of play is built for a matchup against Istanbul.

After a forgetful performance from its top two scorers, Delhi will need to use Suba as the proverbial punching bag in its quest to upset a higher seed again this season.

Didn't have enough to play on Saturday, yet they still claimed the 6th seed.  They get to catch Mecca at the right time in Round 2.

After a defeat at the hands of previously hapless Sana'a, they get to avenge the loss with a rematch in Round 1.  Anwar Ahmad had his best game of the season with 28/12.

The win streak comes to a screeching halt thanks to Mombasa.  However, they have an interesting Round 1 matchup against Delhi, Shahaan Kazi's former team.

Finally won a game in anti-climactic double-overtime fashion!  Can they make it two in a row?