WABA Champions Cup (2011)
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WABA Standings
Group A
1. Jalaa 4-0
2. Al Riyadi 3-1
3. Zob Ahan 2-2
4. Al Riyadi Am. 1-3
5. Al Ahli 0-4
Group B
1. Mahram   3-1
2. Champville 3-1
3. Jeish   3-1
4. ASU 1-3
5. Duhok 0-4
WABA : Al Riyadi won WABA 2011

Sporting Al Riyadi Beirut 2010-11
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Loren Woods
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Omar El Turk
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Jean Abdel Nour
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Joseph Vogel
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# XiBR Cb (oXCH) OIs SDR XiU
XiUhijRl zIhjsIj 022 (8'4'') y 55 USA
vIQRj WIIds 906 (4'9'') C 59 USA
53 PBiQ ql wuQV 068 (8'0'') AG 92 Canadian-Lebanese
7 zRij SMdRl XIuQ 026 (8'8'') G/y 94 Lebanese
79 zIsRph kIDRl 900 (8'00'') C 54 USA-Lebanese
yida ql KhiUaM 026 (8'8'') y 50 Lebanese
74 Sla Kijiij 914 (8'01'') C/y 93 Canadian-Lebanese
8 bIhiBBRd oMQihaB 028 (8'3'') G 94 Lebanese
07 WallaiB OhiQas 918 (8'2'') Oy 92 USA-Lebanese
3 SBaQ AiIud 064 (8'9'') G 02 Lebanese
09 Sla yiVhRQRldajR 917 (8'2'') C/y 94 Lebanese
3 HussRaj wiTMRh 026 (8'8'') C/y 96 Swedish  Lebanese
07 ChiQMRl AIVhRj 919 (8'6'') y/C 93 Lebanese
6 WissaB SMIu ql clIulIf 064 (8'9'') G 91 Iraqi
05 SMdillih HaniJah 027 (8'3'') y/G 96 Lebanese
 Arrived: Loren Woods (Mahram Tehran), Tony Williams (Chorale Roanne Basket), Derrick Tarver (Shahrdari Gorgan), Charbel Sokhen (Antranik Beirut), Mohammed Ibrahim (Al Moutahed Tripoli), Ali Kanaan (University of Massachusetts - Lowell), Amir Saoud (Hoops Club)
 Left: Tony Williams (Al Moutahed Tripoli), Rick Apodaca (Capitanes de Arecibo), Derrick Tarver (ASU Sports Club), Arizona Reid (Rain or Shine Elasto Painters), Elie Stephan (Sagesse - Al Hekmeh Beirut)
 Average Height: 199.4 cm (6'6.5'')
 Average Age: 27.8


Riyadi clinch title as Jalaa forfeit Game 5 - May 4, 2011

BEIRUT (WABA Champions Cup) - Lebanese giants Sporting Al Riyadi Beirut reclaimed the title of top team in WABA club competition by clinching the 2011 WABA Champions Cup after Syrias Al Jalaa last Thursday forfeited the fifth and decisive game of the Finals series.

The game was scheduled to be played on neutral territory at the Jordanian capital of Amman.

Riyadi had won Games 3 and 4 85-77 and 101-85 respectively to level the series after Jalaa had taken a 2-0 lead with 91-77 and 79-67 wins in Games 1 and 2.

In an anti-climax of sorts, Jalaa chose to forfeit Game 5.

Riyadi, thus became the No 1 team of WABA after a gap of two years, having won the title last in 2008 at Tehran when it was played as a tournament. They had also won the title in 1998 when Jordan were the hosts.

The awards ceremony is scheduled for 13 May in Beirut.

Courtesy of FIBA