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UPDATE: Tunisia holds a 21-15 advantage after the opening quarter.

End of Q2: Rwanda 26-40 Tunisia Rwanda trails Tunisia by 14 points at the end of the first half. It is #Rwanda's second game at the FIBA U18 women's Afrobasket in Pretoria. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

UPDATE: #Rwanda quickly fights back to cut the deficit to just four points after minutes played in the third quarter. Rwanda 40-44 Tunisia.

UPDATE: #Rwanda cruises ahead 46-45 with four minutes to play in the third quarter. Tunisia held a 40-26 lead at the end of the second quarter. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

End of Q3: Rwanda 55-53 Tunisia Jacques Bahige's #Rwanda U18 women's team goes into the final quarter with a narrow lead over Tunisia.

End of third quarter: #Rwanda 55-53 Tunisia. Rwanda continues with its comeback efforts against the north Africans, rising from a 16-point deficit in the first half to a two points lead by the end of the third quarter.

WATCH: Players of the #Rwanda U18 men's national basketball team cheer on their women's team's counterparts as they face Tunisia at the FIBA U18 Afrobasket in Pretoria. It's all level 64-64 with four minutes to play. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

JUST IN: Despite a spirited attempt for a comeback, #Rwanda falls short against Tunisia in a 74-71 loss at the FIBA U18 women's Afrobasket in Pretoria. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

WATCH: Jacques Bahige, the head coach of #Rwanda U18 women's national basketball team, shares his thoughts after narrowly losing 71-74 to Tunisia at the Afrobasket tournament in Pretoria on Thursday. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

WATCH: The U-18 men's national basketball team goes through final warm ups ahead of its game Vs Morocco at the FIBA Afrobasket in Pretoria. Tipoff: 5:30PM 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

WATCH: The five that coach Yves Murenzi has fielded to start against Morocco: Dylan Kayijuka, Christian Iranzi, Sean Mwesigwa, Jayden Rushema, Jonas Singiza.

WATCH: The game between #Rwanda and Morocco at the FIBA U-18 AfroBasket is now underway. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

End of first quarter: Rwanda 8-13 Morocco The north Africans hold a five point lead after 10 minutes of play.

WATCH: BAL president Amadou Gallo Fall is among the spectators of the game between #Rwanda and Morocco at Pretoria University arena tonight. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

End of third quarter: Rwanda 43-39 Morocco. A four point lead for the Rwandan youngsters heading into the final quarter.

WATCH: Point guard Dylan Kayijuka sinks a 3 pointer with 27seconds left on the clock. #Rwanda 55-51 Morocco 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

The women's U-18 national basketball team is present at Pretoria University arena to cheer for their male compatriots as they tussle it out with Morocco #Rwanda 56-51 Morocco

WATCH: "I am happy we have won our second game and qualified for the quarterfinals but the job is not yet done...." Listen to Coach Yves Murenzi's post match reaction after #Rwanda beats Morocco at the FIBA U-18 men's AfroBasket. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

WATCH: "Slow start but we got it done at the end," Sean Mwesigwa, a shooting guard for team Rwanda, tells The New Times after the win against Morocco at the FIBA U-18 AfroBasket in Pretoria, South Africa. 🎥: Damas Nkotanyi🇷🇼 /TNT

Full time: Rwanda 56-51 Morocco. #Rwanda now moves to the top of Group C after recording two wins in as many games at the FIBA U-18 Men's AfroBasket in Pretoria, South Africa.