Ifunanya Okoro (an haife shi a watan Yuli 6, 1999) ɗan wasan ƙwallon kwando ne na Najeriya wanda ke buga ƙwallon kwando na mata na Tindastóll da ƙungiyar ƙwallon kwando ta mata ta Najeriya . [1] [2]

Ifunanya Okoro
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Lagos,, 6 ga Yuli, 1999 (25 shekaru)
ƙasa Najeriya
Sana'a
Sana'a basketball player (en) Fassara
Itinerary
Ƙungiyoyi Shekaru Pos Nbr
 

Ayyukan sana'a

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Okoro ta fara aikinta ne tare da kungiyar kwallon kwando ta farko a shekarar 2016, A cikin 2018,[3] [4]

Ta shiga Bankin farko na BC kuma ta shiga gasar cin kofin mata ta FIBA ta Afirka ta 2018 inda ta samu maki 1.4, 1.8rebounds, 1.2assits.[5] [6] Ta buga wasan karshe na 8 na Zenith Women Basketball League na Bankin Farko BC kuma an sanya mata suna a cikin 2019 Zenith Women Baseball League kakar Top 5 'yan wasa na kakar.[7][8][9][10] A watan Disamba na 2019 ta sanya hannu a MFM Queens kuma ta shiga gasar cin kofin mata ta FIBA ta Afirka ta 2019 inda ta samu maki 13.8, 5 rebounds, 4.5assists. A shekara ta 2022, ta buga wa Bankin Farko na BC kuma daga baya ta shiga Kenya Ports Authority of Kenya-Premier League, ta shiga gasar cin kofin mata ta FIBA ta Afirka ta 2022 inda ta samu maki 20.9, 4.6 rebounds da 1.9 assists a kowane wasa.[11] Ta kuma sanya 'yan wasa 5 All-Star team Selection na Gasar 8.[12][13] An ba ta suna 'yar wasa mafi mahimmanci na kungiyar kwallon kwando ta Kenya ta 2023 (KBF) Premier League a kakar wasa ta farko ta League.[14][15]

Ta shiga sashen kwando na mata na Tindastóll na kulob din wasanni na Ungmennafélagið Tindastóll kuma tana zaune ne a Sauðárkrókur, Iceland . [16][17]

Ayyukan ƙungiyar ƙasa

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Okoro ta buga wasan Kwando na 3x3 ga tawagar kwallon kwando ta Najeriya 3x3 kuma ta lashe zinare a Wasannin Afirka na 2019 . [18] [19][20] Ta kuma buga wa tawagar kwallon kwando ta mata ta Najeriya wasa ta shiga gasar Afrobasket ta mata ta 2023 inda ta samu maki 10, 2.2 rebounds da 3.8 assists. [21] Ta kuma shiga gasar cin kofin mata ta FIBA ta 2024 inda ta samu maki 2, 2 rebounds da 2 assists.[22]

Bayanan da aka ambata

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