APR Basketball Club secured their 15th Rwanda Basketball League title on Sunday, with a thrilling 73-70 victory over Patriots in Game 6 of the betPawa Finals at BK Arena. The win sealed a 4-2 series triumph, securing APR a spot in the 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL). Patriots led 19-17 after the first quarter, but APR turned the tide with a 19-14 second quarter, going into halftime ahead 36-33. A dominant 25-18 third quarter saw APR extend their lead to 10 points. Despite Patriots' 19-12 run in the fourth quarter, APR held firm to claim the win. Isaiah Miller, APR’s star point guard, led

APR Basketball Club secured their 15th Rwanda Basketball League title on Sunday, with a thrilling 73-70 victory over Patriots in Game 6 of the betPawa Finals at BK Arena. The win sealed a 4-2 series triumph, securing APR a spot in the 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL). Patriots led 19-17 after the first quarter, but APR turned the tide with a 19-14 second quarter, going into halftime ahead 36-33. A dominant 25-18 third quarter saw APR extend their lead to 10 points. Despite Patriots' 19-12 run in the fourth quarter, APR held firm to claim the win. Isaiah Miller, APR’s star point guard, led the charge with 19 points, 3 rebounds, and 4 steals. Ntore Habimana and Aliou Diarra contributed 14 and 10 points respectively. For Patriots, Branch Stephaun also scored 19 points, while Dieudonné Ndizeye and Frank Kamndoh added 13 points each. The victory marks APR’s second consecutive league title, along with a cash prize of Rwf15 million, double that of the runners-up Patriots. Miller was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) for his outstanding playoff performances.

MVP Isaiah Miller corrects the prize from BetPawa playoffs of Rwanda basketball league 2024

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