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Newcastle Eagles: Wembley Arena: London Zaire Taylor: 2014–15: Newcastle Eagles: 96–84 London Lions: O2 Arena: London Rahmon Fletcher: 2015–16: Sheffield Sharks: 84–74 Leicester Riders: O2 Arena: London Mike Tuck: 2016–17: Leicester Riders: 84–63 Newcastle Eagles: O2 Arena: London Pierre Hampton: 2017–18: Leicester Riders: 81–60 ...
Newcastle Eagles completed a 'clean sweep' of titles by claiming the Play-off crown with a 71–62 victory over Leicester Riders in the Grand Final at the National Indoor Arena, on 12 May. Newcastle's Charles Smith was awarded the Final's MVP, scoring 21 points.
Head coach Captain Main jersey sponsor Bristol Flyers: Andreas Kapoulas ... Leicester Riders vs. (4) Newcastle Eagles. 11 May 2021: Leicester Riders: 77–76 (Series ...
Newcastle Eagles 75 81 — 3 Caledonia Gladiators: 78 71 — 6: Newcastle Eagles: 97: 94 — 1: London Lions: 88: 2 Cheshire Phoenix 85 2: Cheshire Phoenix: 91: 91 — 7 Bristol Flyers: 90 77 — 2 Cheshire Phoenix: 89: 92 — 4 Sheffield Sharks 83 73 — 4: Sheffield Sharks: 81 77: 86: 5 Leicester Riders: 84: 74 69
Leicester Riders won their first silverware in 12 years on 13 January, with an 85–80 victory over Newcastle Eagles in the BBL Cup Final. Jay Cousinard, who scored 17 points, was named as the game's MVP. [20] [21]
On 12 January 2014, Leicester retained the BBL Cup after beating Newcastle Eagles in the Final at the National Indoor Arena for the second year running. [ 15 ] Bristol Flyers became only the second-ever lower division team to beat BBL opposition and advance to the Quarter-finals of the BBL Trophy , following their 91–75 defeat of Surrey ...
The Jelson Homes DMU Leicester Riders secured the BBL Cup in thrilling fashion as they defeated the Newcastle Eagles 80–85 at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham on 13 January 2012, in front of a bumper 7,500 crowd, and live on Sky TV, their first piece of silverware since they won the Cup and the Playoff finals in 2001.
The Leicester Riders were the three-time defending regular season champions, but were unable to defend that title as the London Lions achieved their first regular season title; a 99–80 victory at the Newcastle Eagles, on 26 April 2019, [2] was enough for the Lions to have an unassailable lead ahead of the Riders.