Basketball: Level II Technical Course for Coaches gets underway.

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Group photo after opening ceremony.

Thirty basketball coaches from different Rwandan clubs are attending a Level II technical course at Amahoro stadium. 

The six-day Level II Technical Course is being conducted by the FIBA Instructor, Dr. Habib Cherif from Tunisia. This training will help coaches to acquire new knowledge and improve their theoretical and practical Basketball coaching skills.

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The FIBA Instructor, Dr. Habib Cherif giving the instructions during practice day 02.

The program is sponsored by the Olympic Solidarity through Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee, and was officially opened by Amb. Valens Munyabagisha, The President of Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee (RNOSC), who urged participants to take it seriously and get the best out of it. The week-log coaching clinic started Sunday, May 06 and will run through May 11.

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Coaches (sitting) learning how to coach an athlete.

“We need more qualified coaches if we are to develop basketball in the country. There is no way we will be able to compete with other countries across the continent if we do not have trained coaches,” Munyabagisha told the coaches.

The course has attracted a total of thirty coaches including three female coaches.

Trainees

Jean Claude Karemera, Egide Bimenyimana, Didier Bineza, Jean Claude Muhirwa Rukundo, Haruna Mvuyekure, Habib Juma Sibomana, Jean Aimé Rukiramacumu, Emmanuel Nshimiyimana, Joseline Munyaneza, Fiston Shema, Aboubakar Barame, Gilbert Birori, Eric Dushiminana and Yves Murenzi.

Others include; Maxime Mwiseneza, Aime Karim Nkusi, Jean Claude  Nshimiyimana, Thaddé Mutemberezi, Yvette Uwanjye, Emmanuel Uwintoni, Olivier Kadamage, Charles Mbazumutima, Patrick Habiyambere, Claudette Habimana, Patrick Ngwijuruvugo, Louis Mugunga, Eric Muhoza, Igor Keys Mugisha, Bienvenu Ngandu and Abiddanny Bisanukuri. 

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