From Nottingham Wildcats

Road trips fruitful for Riders, Pride, Suns and Wildcats

There was travel joy for all four visiting teams on Saturday as Riders, Pride, Suns and Wildcats all celebrated road wins. Riders consolidated second spot as young gun Holly Winterburn netted 20 points to take down Mystics 82-63. Suns showcased their power as the leaders  of the league by waltzing past Hatters 84-52 off the back …

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Shaw opts to leave Wildcats

Nottingham Wildcats can confirm that Hannah Shaw has chosen to leave her hometown club to pursue an opportunity elsewhere in the WBBL. The centre, who has already broken into the Great Britain senior team this year and is also in contention for next year’s Commonwealth Games, has been a key part of the Wildcats ­ …

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The Wrap

Eight became four in the WBBL Cup this past weekend after the Quarter-Finals took place. Reigning holders, Manchester Mystics were knocked out of the competition after falling to a 76-86 loss at home to Caledonia Pride. Rosanna Reynolds starred with 33 points along with five rebounds and five assists, while Tricia Oakes had 14 points …

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Last four of WBBL Cup set after a super Saturday

Eight teams started an entertaining Saturday in the WBBL Cup, but only four are still in the competition, with Caledonia Pride making history by reaching this stage for the first time. They grabbed the headlines with a superb 86-76 success at Cup holders Manchester Mystics, as Rosanna Reynolds went off for 33 points. Former Cup …

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WBBL All-Star Five – Week 7

This week’s line-up contains a couple of seriously special performances from a pair of club teammates. Stef Collins (Cardiff Met Archers) The Great Britain legend drops into our starting five for the first time this season and does so in real style, after posting the best individual display of the entire WBBL campaign. Collins rolled …

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