Keisei Tominaga records 23 points in FIBA World Cup qualifier against Qatar
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 4:33 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Nebraska basketball alumnus Keisei Tominaga led an offensive effort for his side in a recent FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifier against Qatar. The guard tallied 23 points while contributing four assists and hitting four shots from three-point range. His performance featured his signature shooting touch and floater, maintaining the offensive style he displayed throughout his three-year tenure with the Huskers. During his collegiate career, Tominaga averaged 11.4 points per game and served as a primary perimeter threat during Nebraska’s 2023-24 NCAA Tournament run. This international appearance marks his continued involvement on the global stage following his time in the Big Ten.
- •Keisei Tominaga scored 23 points in a FIBA World Cup qualifying game against Qatar.
- •He recorded four assists and connected on four three-pointers.
- •Tominaga averaged 11.4 points per game over three seasons with Nebraska.
- •He played a key role in the Nebraska 2023-24 NCAA Tournament appearance.
- 4:33 PMYahoo Sports — Nebraska alum Keisei Tominaga shines in FIBA play against Qatar
"Nebraska basketball alum Keisei Tominaga put on a show in a FIBA World Cup Qualifier against Qatar.
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