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Men's N1 titles
Two-time Senegalese men's champions (N1, 2024 & 2025), a dominant women's programme, and 2026 Basketball Africa League quarter-finalists. Two teams, one city, one continental ambition.
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FIBA WBLA logoASCVD's strength is a twin project: a men's team that climbed to the Senegalese summit in a decade, and a women's team that has ruled the national league since 2019.
N1 champions in 2024 and 2025, quarter-finalists of the 2026 Basketball Africa League. A roster blending Senegalese internationals with continental experience.
View the team → Women's Team · WBLAFive straight Women's N1 titles (2019–2024) and host of the FIBA Women's Basketball League Africa 2024, led by coach Moustapha Gaye.
View the team →ⓘTransparency. Figures verified via the BAL (bal.nba.com), FIBA and Wikipedia. In 2025 ASCVD led the entire BAL in rebounding (46.0/game) and was the only team to beat two BAL champions in a single edition (US Monastir 70–67, Petro de Luanda 65–64).
Basketball Africa League run — BAL / afrobasket data. 2026 results to be reconfirmed against official BAL sources before final publication.
| Competition | Fixture | Score | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| BAL 2026 · QF | ASC Ville de Dakar vs Al Ahly (Cairo) | 93–90 | W |
| BAL 2026 · QF | Al Ahly (Cairo) vs ASC Ville de Dakar | 87–76 | L |
| BAL 2026 · Group | ASC Ville de Dakar vs FUS Rabat | 67–66 | W |
| BAL 2025 | ASC Ville de Dakar vs Petro de Luanda | 65–64 | W |
| BAL 2025 | ASC Ville de Dakar vs US Monastir | 70–67 | W |
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Two elite teams, BAL and WBLA visibility, and a passionate audience in Dakar and across the continent.