From Oaklands Wolves

History for Durham and a change at the top in an action-packed Sunday

It was a historic weekend in the WBBL Championship as rookies Durham Palatinates finally claimed their first ever league win by beating BA London Lions 54-63 as Cierra Ceazer amassed 26 points. Leicester Riders are the new WBBL Championship leaders as they wrecked the previously flawless league record of Sevenoaks Suns by taking a hard …

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Mixed fortunes for title chasing clubs and more history for Wolves

Manchester Mystics lost ground in the title race on Saturday afternoon after they were torched by Ashley Harris who racked up a jaw-dropping 17 points and 20 boards for Nottingham Wildcats who took a 64-54 road win. Leicester Riders are still chasing leaders Sevenoaks hard after they swamped a short-handed Team Northumbria 112-32, with Alex …

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03 Feb 2018: Archers 72-73 Wolves (OT)

Wolves continue their push for the Play-Offs WBBL Championship Cardiff Met Archers 72-73 Oaklands Wolves OT (17-16, 39-34, 46-52, 69-69) Oaklands Wolves wrote yet another chapter of history on Saturday afternoon when they completed a thrilling overtime victory at Cardiff Met Archers. Just a week after winning consecutive WBBL Championship games for the first time, …

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WBBL All-Star Five – Week 15

We have two more debutantes in our line-up this week, plus the 2018 WBBL Cup Final MVP. Onayssa Sbahi (Nottingham Wildcats) It was a record-breaking display by the French playmaker as she served up an astonishing 14 assists for Wildcats in their historic Cup Final success against Caledonia. It is the most assists ever in …

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Super Saturday for leading teams and Wolves make history

Oaklands Wolves grabbed the headlines on a busy Saturday in the WBBL as they secured successive wins for the first time since entering the top flight. They cruised past Durham Palatinates 90-71, with Rachel Morris pouring in 22 points. Manchester Mystics are pushing hard in the title race after an 86-68 success at Cardiff Met …

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