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Sorry Solent still out of luck
Solent Stars are still seeking their first win of the regular Conference season after a 86120 defeat at the hands of the in form Worthing Thunder. Plymouth Raiders bounced back from last weeks one point defeat to hold off Manchester Magic, 94 84 and Coventry Crusaders took third place in the table after a close 10298 win against the Sutton Pumas. Teesside Mohawks and InterBasket London did not play this weekend due to a bout of flu in the Capital.
Oxford Devils continued to dominate Mens Division One, ending Westminster Warriors winning streak, 90 71. Both Reading Rockets and Kingston Wildcats kept the pressure on the top team with wins against Birmingham Aces (92 68) and Liverpool (88 81) respectively.
Once again Derbyshire Arrows were successful with an 84 60 win at Swindon Sonics despite having just a one point advantage at the half. Ealing are hot on their heels after a convincing 98 65 win at Taunton Tigers. Mansfield Express put last weeks defeat against Arrows behind them to beat South London Bulls 98 67, with an outstanding 9 three pointers helping towards Dylan Boggs game high 34 points. A close game at the Haltemprice Sports Centre saw Hull Icebergs beat Yorkshire rivals Doncaster Panthers by just 6 points, 76 70.
North London won both home and away beating Ware Rebels 85 82 and Northampton Neptunes 83 66. Their successful weekend sees them catch the Rebels in the table with both teams on 14 points.
Worcester Wolves came out on top as they beat Bristol Bombers 79-73. The Bombers clawed back froma
43 27 half time deficit to come within just 6 points. Both teams have an 11 and 2 record but with a better points difference (216pts) the Wolves are on top.In Women's Division One, Sheffield Hatters had mixed fortunes facing a double header without top scorer, Sharon Castanada who was injured in the ntl National Cup Final at Sheffield Arena last weekend. Spelthorne Acers had the upper hand at Ponds Forge with a 68 56 victory whilst it was the Hatters that came out on top at Coventry Quality Cats, 68 49. Rhondda Rebels recorded their tenth regular season win, 89 31, keeping NW London Amazons to just 11 points in the first half. Thames Valley Lady Tigers kept the pressure on the top of the table team recording a 94 45 win at Bracknell L.C. Ipswich Bobcats sealed a home victory with a 76 68 win over Wandsworth Sting.
Plymouth Racers proved that its not just the Raiders at the top of their game on the south coast as they remain at the summit of Womens Division Two following a close fought 56 51 win over Stockport Lapwings. Brighton Magic moved into third place with a 66 50 victory against Chelmsford Swifts whose Cadette team progressed to the final of their cup with a 72 63 over Rhondda Rebels.
RESULTS
NBL CONFERENCECoventry Crusaders 102 (56) Collins 35, Pope 21, Harrison 20
Sutton Pumas 98 (36) Laws 26, Bristol 16, Hopper 15Plymouth Raiders 94 (44) Cetnar 30, Durham 27, Williams 21
Manchester Magic 84 (40) Gomez 29, St Kitts 22, Mulgrave 16Solent Stars 86 (44) Tripalin 21, Scott 17, Harper 15
Worthing Thunder 120 (62) Mundy-Castle 32, Thomas 27, Moore 24NBL DIVISION ONE MEN
Liverpool 81 (42) Tweedle 16, Roberts 12, Murphy 12
Kingston Wildcats 88 (41) Whitaker 25, Routledge/Jeremiah 18Westminster Warriors 71 (40)
Oxford Devils 90 (45)Reading Rockets 92 (42) Cooper 21, Hodds 15, Smith 13
Birmingham Aces 68 (28) Robinson 21, Ahmed 18, Anderson 8NBL DIVISION ONE WOMEN
Coventry Quality Cats 73 (32) Mitchell 22, Stone 18, Gordon 11
St Albans Saints 58 (29) Smith 15, Llewellyn 10, Murphy 12Ipswich Bobcats 76 (32) Schemming/Gray 21, Mallet 9
Wandsworth Sting 68 (41) Kiernander 17, Beckles 13, Brown 10NW London Amazons 31 (11) Baquillion 10, Matthews 7, McPherson 6)
Rhondda Rebels 89 (41) Lender 30, Boston 15, Smirneou 14Sheffield Hatters 56 (30) Crowley 12, Ellis 12, Jamison 11
Spelthorne Acers 68 (23) Cooke 19, Wiseman 13, Eyres 10Thames Valley 94 (40) Andrew/Brattnas 29, McHugh 10
Doncaster Panthers 45 (31) S Naylor/Evans 11, Bettesworth 8NBL DIVISION TWO MEN
Mansfield Express 97 (41) Bogg 34, Seamarks 18, Richards 17
South London Bulls 63 (34) Ollotah 19, White 19, Fisher 18North London Lords 85 (51) Stiller 22, Odelaja 21, Similoff 8,
Ware Rebels 82 (50) Wallis 30, Clarkson 21, Adnams 17,NW London Wolverines 85 (48) Ugbana 19, Madike 20, Attah 10
Brixton Topcats 61 (30) Knight 18, Jones 17, Mukaro 11Hull Icebergs 76 (41) Miller 27, Algar/Brignall 10
Doncaster Panthers 70 (35) Filson 33, Hackett 13, Modzewelski 9Northampton Neptunes 66 (35) Carlton 16, Morris 15, Greenaway 10
North London Lords 83 (45) Burrell 25, Gilbert 13, Hockey 12Swindon Sonics 60 (27) Claringbould 20, Keppy 12, Glazier 8
Derbyshire Arrows 84 (28) Davidson 19, Gayle/Campo 16Taunton Tigers 65 (34) Johnson 15, Yabsley 14, Norman 9
Ealing Tornados 98 (42) Henry-Fontaine 28, Quashie 25, Jivens 24NBL DIVISION TWO WOMEN
Brighton Magic 66 (29) Mason 13, Baverstock 12, McKinley 12
Chelmsford Swifts 50 (21) Saville 12, Willmore 12, Andrews 10London Towers 58 (32) Mace 25, Thompson 12
Taunton Tigers 44 (23) Fitzpatrick 21, Brindley 17Plymouth Racers 56 (28) Lear 31, Pinch/Bowden 7
Stockport Lapwings 51 (27) Leittner 19, Cronshaw 12NBL DIVISION THREE MEN
Barking & Dagenham 79 (40) Niaz 26, Hussain 12, Richardson 11
Tamar Valley Cannons 87 (43) Hatchell 20, Peard 20, Jones 17Northumbria Uni 103 (58) Nicholson 29, Edwards 22, Heron 17
Colchester Alliance 81 (45) Liburd 17, Yabsley 17, Taylor 15Dudley Bears 80 (33) Hall 25, Richards/Cole 12
Birmingham Uni 75 (32) Onions 20, Devenyi 15, Preware 6Worcester Wolves 79 (43) Chiverton 22, Solvason 19, Bissonneau 17
Bristol Bombers 68 (41) Sutcliffe 19, Ahmed 18, Till/Mann 9Thames Valley 75 (51) Williams 29, Gilder 14, Butterworth 13
Brighton Cougars 72 (41) R Malik 19, Morgans 14, Mills 12
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