Women’s BUCS Basketball Results-Week 3

By Sam Neter on November 5, 2010

By Joe Pinchin/@jpincho22

Northumbria still sit undefeated atop the Premier North Division after knocking off Sheffield Hallam this Wednesday. Ta’yani Clark led the way with yet another big performance, finishing with a game high 35 points. Edinburgh also remain unbeaten as they dealt a weakened Loughborough team their third straight loss to open the season.

In the South, LSBU took Oxford apart in a 99-22 rout, whilst UWIC and London Met continued their perfect start to the season and now sit now sit at 3-0 at the top of the South.

Full results below with scorers where possible.

BUCS Premier Women’s North Results

Northumbria beat Sheffield Hallam 76-69

Scorers
Northumbria: T. Clark 35, B. Lonsdale 20, P. Dela Sierra 9
Sheffield Hallam: Jenaya Wade-Fray 33, Grima 14, Carrick 12

Edinburgh beat Loughborough 76-57

Scorers
Edinburgh: S. O’Briln 27, A. Mitchell 17, P. O’Born 15
Loughborough: N. Campbell 24, J. Filipson 12, H. Scott-Evans 10

Leeds Met Carnegie beat Birmingham 89-29

BUCS Premier Women’s South Results

UWIC beat Brighton 89-48

Scorers
UWIC: Hardiman 25, Wagstaff 19, Whitby 19
Brighton: Whitaker 19, Zarina 10, Goddard and Ogbonnaya 8

London Met beat Bristol 76-46

Scorers
London Met: R. Sbrocco 18, A. Delaxtrat 14, V. Marinova 11
Bristol: K. Makgobe 14, A. Berti 9, A. Macnaughton and J. Stay 8

London South Bank beat Oxford 99-22

Scorers
LSBU: I. Ofomata 21, T. Prouzova 20, A. Biong and B. Thompson 14 Oxford: S. Jankov 8, R. Ponnuthura 4, K D’Onovan 4

Next week sees a couple of important games in the Premier South. London Met takes on London South Bank in a local derby and Brighton will face Bristol, both of which are fighting stay out of the relegation zone. Up North, Loughborough and Birmingham will be looking to pick up their first wins of the season as they play Leeds Met and Sheffield Hallam respectively. Either Northumbria or Edinburgh’s perfect start to the season will come to an end as they face off at the newly built Sports Central in Northumbria.

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