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Fatou Diagne
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AfroBasket silver medallist 2021 & 2023 · WBLA winner with Alexandria SC.
The dynasty of Senegalese women's basketball: five straight Nationale 1 titles (2019–2024) and host of the FIBA Women's Basketball League Africa 2024 in Dakar.
ⓘ Provisional roster. Squad aggregated across the 2024–2025 WBLA campaigns (foreign reinforcements vary by season). Positions per FIBA sources; heights to confirm. Thumbnails = placeholders to be replaced by official portraits (no real photos used here).
Architect of ASCVD's women's dynasty. Two-time Women's AfroBasket champion with Senegal (2009 & 2015) and head coach at the Rio 2016 Olympics. 2025-26 staff to confirm
A core of Senegalese internationals bolstered by American and Malian players.
AfroBasket silver medallist 2021 & 2023 · WBLA winner with Alexandria SC.
Carried ASCVD to the WBLA semi-finals.
Former Purdue player (NCAA).
Indicative roster compiled from FIBA sources (WBLA 2024 & 2025). Numbers, heights and final roster to confirm with the club.
| Round | Fixture | Score | Res. |
|---|---|---|---|
| QF | ASCVD vs REG | 61–57 | V |
| SF | ASCVD vs Al Ahly | — | D |
| Bronze | ASCVD vs APR | 94–96 | D |
4th place at home. Exact semi-final score to confirm.
| Competition | Honour | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Women's Nationale 1 | Champions (5 straight titles) | 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 |
| Mayor's Cup | Winners | 2017, 2018, 2021, 2024 |
| Senegal Cup | Club's first trophy | 2017 |
| FIBA WBLA | Host & 4th (2024) · entrant (2025) | 2024, 2025 |
2020 N1 season cancelled (COVID-19). Honours verified via Wikipedia / FIBA.