EBL Under 18s: Playoff Quarter Final Results
The Men's U18's playoffs tipped off this weekend
The EBL Under 18’s men’s quarter finals took place this weekend with the winners going through to the Final Fours on May 2nd at the EIS, Sheffield.
EBL Men’s Under 18 Playoff Quarter Final Results
-Manchester Magic beat Medway Crusaders 74-64
-Sheffield Junior Sharks beat Solent Kestrels 74-60 (led by John Stewart’s 21 points)
-Westminster Warriors beat City of Birmingham I 115-97 (Leon Bennett-Harris had 9 threes, and big Eliandro Inacio had 24 points and 21 rebounds)
-Reading Rockets beat Cheshire Jets 101-53 (Kofi Josephs and Louis Sayers had 22 each to lead Reading)
EBL Under 18 Final Fours
That sets the final fours on May 2nd like this
Manchester Magic vs Reading Rockets
Westminster Warriors vs Sheffield Junior Sharks
Should be a great day of basketball action, not to be missed! Who you got winning it all? Will Westminster have an undefeated season and take the chip?
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