Match Report: Abaz 70–50 Rs Joffe – Senegal Division 1

Abaz delivered a dominant performance on June 13, 2026, crushing Rs Joffe 70–50 at the Stade Léopold Sédar Senghor in a Senegal Division 1 contest. The home side took control from the opening quarter and never looked back, showcasing their depth and defensive intensity.

Match Overview

Abaz jumped out to a 22‑12 lead in the first quarter, using their full‑court press to force eight early turnovers. Rs Joffe struggled to find any rhythm offensively, shooting only 28% from the field in the first half. By the break, Abaz had stretched the lead to 40‑22, effectively putting the game out of reach.

Key Moments

• First‑quarter blitz: Abaz opened with a 14‑2 run, powered by guard Mamadou “Mams” Diallo who scored 10 points in the period.
• Third‑quarter dagger: After Rs Joffe cut the deficit to 15 early in the third, Abaz answered with a 12‑0 run, including back‑to‑back three‑pointers from Ibrahima Sow, to make it 56‑29.
• Garbage time dominance: Abaz’s bench outscored Rs Joffe’s reserves 28‑10, highlighting the team’s depth.

Tactical Story

Abaz employed a man‑to‑man defence that smothered Rs Joffe’s perimeter shooters, holding them to just 4‑of‑18 from beyond the arc. Offensively, Abaz relied on ball movement (22 assists on 28 field goals) and a strong inside game, scoring 38 points in the paint. Rs Joffe, meanwhile, had no answer for the size advantage of Abaz’s frontline.

Standout Players

• Abaz: Mamadou Diallo finished with a game‑high 22 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists. Centre Ousmane “Ous” N’Diaye added 14 points and 12 rebounds for a double‑double.
• Rs Joffe: Guard Lamine Ba led his team with 15 points, but shot just 5‑of‑16 from the floor. Forward Cheikh Fall was the only other double‑figure scorer with 11 points.

Season Impact

Abaz’s victory improves their record to 7‑2, keeping them firmly in the top three of the Senegal Division 1 table. Rs Joffe falls to 3‑6, remaining in the relegation zone. The result also extends Abaz’s home winning streak to five matches, strengthening their reputation as one of the league’s toughest sides on their own court.