Essex Rebels 70-79 Leicester Riders Rebels Starting Five: Claire Paxton, Renee Busch, Kat Tudor, Megan Haines, Darcy Kay Rees. Riders Starting Five: Taylor O’Brien, Katie Januszewska, Jessica Eadsforth-Yates, Rayven Peeples, Samantha Ashby. Leicester Riders held out in a closely-fought battle on the road, beating Essex Rebels 70-79 to leap into the top spot in the Women’s British …
Seriös Group Newcastle Eagles 48-115 London Lions Serios Group Newcastle Eagles starting five: Chloe Gaynor, Maria Fernandez Pardo, Abby Lowe, Katie Nolan, Courtney Clasen. London Lions starting five: Ivana Katanic, Holly Winterburn, Savannah Wilkinson, Temi Fagbenle, Karlie Samuelson. In an electrifying showdown, the London Lions showcased their dominance, storming to a resounding 115-48 triumph against …
Manchester Giants 86-56 Cardiff Met Archers Manchester Giants starting five: Lauren Thomas-Johnson, Brooklynn McAlear-Fanus, Georgia Anderson, Myah Pace, Sydney Hunter. Cardiff Met Archers starting five: Abigail Yunker, Solene Lemoigne, Mandi Kawaha, Jenna Hoschouer, Haylee Saurette. In a thrilling matchup, the Manchester Giants claimed their much-anticipated first victory of the 2023/24 season with an emphatic 86-56 …
Cardiff Met Archers 55-79 Oaklands Wolves Cardiff Met Archers starting five: Abigail Yunker, Laura Shanahan, Mandi Kawaha, Jenna Hoschouer, Haylee Saurette. Oaklands Wolves starting five: Caterrion Thompson, Beth Sarson, Shaquera Wade, Amy West, Allison Day. The Cardiff Met Archers and Oaklands Wolves delivered an intense first half in the 2023/24 Women’s British Basketball League opener. …
Keep track of all the British Basketball League club signings that have happened over the summer below, and click to read more about each individual signing! As we keep progressing through a busy summer, be sure to check back to this page for more updates on new players! B.Braun Sheffield Hatters Ins Naomi Campbell (Retained)Georgia …
The 2023/24 Women’s British Basketball League season gets underway on Saturday 21 October, with 11 Clubs opening the Championship Season, whereupon rivalries will be renewed and new stories told. The 2023 Playoff Champions, London Lions, get their season underway with a battle against Essex Rebels, whilst the 2022/23 Runner’s-up, Leicester Riders, will play their first …
Ahead of an eagerly anticipated Women’s EuroBasket 2023 campaign in Slovenia next month, Chema Buceta has confirmed the 15-player roster that will enter training camp this week in Manchester in preparation for the showpiece competition – with nine WBBL stars selected, as well as two coaches from the league. The London Lions, Leicester Riders, Caledonia …
Welsh star Issy Bunyan of the Cardiff Met Archers has won the Molten WBBL Young Player of the Year award, following a vote by WBBL head coaches and captains in which she was emphatically the top pick of every eligible voter. The 18-year-old has come through the junior ranks at Archers and is in her …
The Molten WBBL Team of the Year – voted by WBBL head coaches and captains – includes former WNBA star Kiki Herbert-Harrigan as one of a pair of London Lions, alongside the league’s leading rebounder and two familiar WBBL campaigners. Ashley Arlen – Leicester Riders Returning to the WBBL for a fourth campaign, after four …
WBBL Play-offs, quarter-finals Caledonia Gladiators 81-53 Cardiff Met Archers (30-8, 40-26, 63-37) (Gladiators: Thompson, 15; Wolf, 14; Adams, 13 — Archers: Hatch, 21; Saiki, 12; Bunyan, 5) WBBL Play-Offs, quarter-finals B.Braun Sheffield Hatters 49-76 Sevenoaks Suns (12-21, 29-42, 42-61) (Hatters: Fairley, 11; Naylor, 10; Campbell/Murphy, 8 — Suns: Monakana, 23; Bradshaw, 19; Hodges, 14) Caledonia …