A Eurobasket News report detailed how Kuwait Club maintained control from the opening tip, leading 34-14 after the first quarter and building a 70-37 halftime advantage before posting a 122-99 victory over Qadsia in the Basketball Super Cup final. The team extended its lead beyond 30 points at times during the match held at the Basketball Federation Hall inside the Sheikh Saad Al-Abdullah Indoor Complex. Kuwait Club led 99-78 after three quarters and never allowed its opponent a chance to recover in the decisive contest.[[1]](https://www.asia-basket.com/Kuwait/news/962159/Unstoppable-Kuwait-Club-extends-reign-with-10th-Basketball-Super-Cup)
According to the same report, this edition featured a new format that included the top four teams from the previous league season rather than solely the league and cup champions. Qurain took third place after a close 93-92 victory against Kazma. The win represented Kuwait Club’s 10th title in 11 Super Cup editions, with Kazma having interrupted the sequence by claiming the 2022 crown.
The Super Cup success arrived days after Kuwait Club won the Arab Championship in Dubai. Bader Al-Asaimi, the club’s basketball director and vice president, praised the players for their mental sharpness in the domestic tournament. Al-Asaimi noted the challenge of sustaining focus in local events after major continental triumphs, a situation that often leads to performance dips.
FIBA reports have positioned Kuwait Club as the most successful team in Kuwaiti basketball with 15 national league titles to its name. The club captured its sixth consecutive league championship in 2024 by sweeping past Qadsia in the finals. Such results have established the side as the clear frontrunner in both local and regional competitions.
A Gulf Magazine analysis of Kuwaiti basketball described the sport’s renaissance in the country, crediting clubs like Kuwait Club and Qadsia for elevating standards through talent investment and competitive intensity. The publication highlighted Kuwait Club’s dominant run in the FIBA WASL Gulf League, including multiple campaigns without a loss. These accomplishments have advanced the overall profile of basketball across the Gulf state.
Kuwait Club’s basketball section, active for more than six decades, has accumulated additional domestic honors including the Kuwaiti Cup of Martyr Fahed al Ahmad and the Federation Cup. The program gained momentum in the 2010s and has since delivered consistent success at home while expanding its reach internationally. Federation officials, including board members, attended the Super Cup final and presented honors to the victorious squad.
