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Leicester Riders (5th title) BBL Cup: Newcastle Eagles (6th title) BBL Trophy: London Lions (1st title) Season MVP: Geno Crandall : Playoffs; Champions: Newcastle Eagles (7th title) Runners-up: London Lions: Finals MVP: Cortez Edwards : Statistical leaders
Numbers highlighted in green indicate that the team finished the round inside the top eight. Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the team finished first on the ladder in that round.
Leicester Riders claimed their first Cup title in the 2013 Final, with a close 85-80 victory over previous winners Newcastle Eagles. The Riders were led by MVP Jay Cousinard who posted 17 points for the first-time winners, and although dominating for much of the game, they survived a late Eagles comeback to hold on for the five-point win. [9]
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
The new millennium saw yet another name change as the competition was rebranded as the British Basketball League Championship following the end of Darylea's sponsorship in 2000 and the 2000–01 season saw one of the biggest upsets in BBL history as Leicester Riders, who finished with a 17–19 record in the regular season and were the lowest ...
Newcastle Eagles: 108–78 99–86 Leicester Riders: 153–140 Sheffield Sharks: 79–70 74–70 Bristol Flyers: 179–152 Manchester Giants: 97–71 82–81 Caledonia Gladiators: 166–186 Cheshire Phoenix: 86–102 80–84
Leicester Riders: 10 7 3 844 778 +66 14 4 Newcastle Eagles: 9 5 4 750 768 −18 10 5 Cheshire Phoenix: 10 5 5 884 898 −14 10 6 Manchester Basketball: 10 4 6 880 876 +4 8 7 Surrey 89ers: 11 4 7 902 914 −12 8 8 Bristol Flyers: 7 2 5 572 600 −28 4 9 Caledonia Gladiators: 11 2 9 805 947 −142 4
Newcastle Eagles (7) Leicester Riders: Worcester Wolves 2015–16: Leicester Riders (2) Newcastle Eagles: Sheffield Sharks 2016–17: Leicester Riders (3) Newcastle Eagles: Glasgow Rocks 2017–18: Leicester Riders (4) London Lions: Newcastle Eagles 2018–19: London Lions (1) Leicester Riders: Newcastle Eagles 2019–20: Season cancelled due ...