Muslim Basketball

I’m not going to say much about this game, but the new additions of Omar Hussein and Abdul Kareem Elsammak, paired with Adam Spengler and the Shabans might be something to keep track of. It’s a new season for this squad with 3 games to go, and I’m looking forward to seeing how they mesh. 

Forfeited

I’m going to say that I have complete faith in this squad. I don’t think they would’ve beat Ramla even with Aadil and Adam, but with the addition of Moayad (14pts), and the return of Sami and Kareem, I think they can easily become a top 8ish squad. 

A really close first win of the season, led by Adam Spengler (24pts), who continues to impress every week. Pairing him up with Aadil Yousuf (18pts, 15reb, 7ast, 5stl), who is a constant menace on the boards and a legit scoring option. Mustafa Brown (13pts, 4-9 shooting) had a nice game for himself. I’m interested to see how they’ll look when they get their team back. 

They were missing three players which I’m confident would’ve made this game a lot closer than it was. Muj led the team with 17 points, while Adam Spengler continues to have a great season for himself, going for 16 points and 7 boards. To the missing pieces, attendance is part of the game, boys. Lock in. 

Another father-son duo coming into this season with Sami and Kareem Shaban (18pts). This team has some studs on it—Aadil Yousuf is a great player and Adam Spengler looks like he’s a shooter. Not to mention they were missing Himey and Muj. This is a game they need to forget, Yazur was gifting them a win and they didn’t take it. I think once they learn how to play with one another and grow their chemistry, this team can be a force on the court.