KACM Crowned Champions of the Throne Cup
The KACM basketball team has emerged victorious in the Throne Cup for the 2025-2026 season, clinching the title with a hard-fought win against Majd de Tanger, finishing the match with a score of 64 to 54. This exciting final took place on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at the Al Inbiâat covered hall in Agadir, marking a significant achievement for the Marrakchi club.
This championship victory is a well-deserved accolade for KACM, who has enhanced their trophy cabinet with this new title following a season characterized by consistency, discipline, and a unified team effort, both technically and administratively. From the outset of the game, KACM established their pace, quickly taking control with a comfortable lead at the end of the first quarter (26-14). They continued to dominate into the second quarter, finishing with a score of 40 to 27.
However, the Majd de Tanger team rallied after halftime, gradually narrowing the gap and reintroducing an element of suspense (47-43 at the conclusion of the third quarter). Under pressure, the KACM players displayed remarkable character and composure in the final quarter, regaining control and sealing their victory definitively at 64-54.
Coach's Reflections on a Hard-Earned Victory
After the match, KACM's coach, Hassan Ferzouz, emphasized that this triumph was a goal set from the start of the season. He noted that it was the result of long-term dedication, built day by day. Ferzouz highlighted the thorough preparation of his team during the final phases, which allowed them to effectively implement their tactical plan and approach the final in optimal conditions.
He acknowledged the challenges of the final, marked by significant pressure that occasionally disrupted the flow of the game and allowed their opponents to stay competitive until the final moments. Nevertheless, it was the experience and focus of the KACM players that ultimately made the difference in crucial times. Ferzouz also praised the tactical adjustments made by the coaching staff during the match, particularly in defensive and offensive strategies, which enabled KACM to regain the initiative and manage their lead until the final whistle.
He encapsulated his team’s determination by stating, "finals are not just played; they are won," embodying the spirit that guided his team to victory. In closing, he expressed gratitude to all members of the club, from president Abdelhak Kouisser to the administrative and technical staff, as well as everyone who contributed to this collective success. He lamented the absence of fans, believing that their support would have provided an extra boost of energy for the players.
The final was attended by Idriss Cheraibi, the president of the Royal Moroccan Basketball Federation, along with several members of the federal bureau, sports personalities, and club representatives, all contributing to a respectful and sporting atmosphere that marked the conclusion of this edition of the Throne Cup.
As reported by lopinion.ma.
