Kandaki Jalloh

Early Life
Kandaki Jalloh was born in Algiers, Algeria. He is his father's 4th of 17 children. He was raised in a religiously Muslim household. he began playing Voru Ball around the time that his oldest brother, Mohammed, began playing. Kandaki, though younger and smaller, was much more accurate with his passes and shots, as well as faster. In a tryout for Medea VBC, three Jalloh brothers (Mohammed, Kandaki, and Ahmed) made the team, while a fourth, Kateb, did not. Kandaki was 17 at this time. Kandaki quickly became the captain and best player on the team. He was then traded for money to Hannibal City, one of the best clubs in Africa at the time, located in Tunisia.

Hannibal City
At age 19, he began playing for Hannibal City. He immediately started, though he broke his ankle about half way through the season and needed to sit out. In the next three seasons, he was the highest scorer for Hannibal City. In the third season, Hannibal city won the Tunisia Cup and came in fourth in the Africa Club Voru Ball Cup. He was then added to the Algerian National Voru Ball roster and was the highest scorer on their bronze medal team in the 3rd Africa Cup.

His contract expired and he signed a three year contract worth $1.4 Million with Alger AC.

Alger AC
Jalloh signeded with Alger AC at 23, and had an outstanding year. He won Algierian player of the year and captained a team that won the Africa Club Voru Ball Cup. However, this team became one of the 20 clubs that would merge to form the ten Africa North clubs with the new International Voru Ball Federation. He was drafted first in the Africa North Draft by the Ethiopia Elephants, and agreed to an eight year deal worth approximately $35 Million.

Ethiopia Elephants
He began playing for the Elephants at age 24. But before the first season was the first World Cup. He was voted as captain of the Algeria team. In the World Cup, he led underdog Algeria past many good countries, beating Canada in the final for the victory. Jalloh was the best overall scorer in the tournament.

In the first season, Jalloh continued his outstanding play, and led the Elephants to a rematch in the finals, defeating Owen Robison's Monarchs. Jalloh was named the MVP, Scorer of the year, made the all star team.

He remained a very good club player, but has since never made the Club finals. His only other award has been winning a Regular Season MVP in Season 6. He has made 4 all star teams in his career. In World Cup two, Algeria lost to Saudi Arabia in overtime of the round of 16. In World Cup 3, Algeria lost again to Saudi Arabia in the round of 16. He made the World Cup All Star team both times.