EBL D1 Week 4 Recap
It was a good weekend for Bristol Academy Flyers after advancing to the semi-finals of the National Cup as well as managing to keep their perfect record intact in league play after beating Leicester 84-70.
Bristol currently sit atop of the league at 5-0 after a weekend that saw a number of standout performances from British prospects. Ed Lucas (1993 born) dropped 40 on Worthing, but it wasn’t enough for a win after they hit a gamewinner with 0.6 seconds left, Josh Guddemi (1994 born) had 23 for Derby as they beat Leeds, whilst Harrison Gamble (1992 born) had 19 to lead Reading past Tees Valley.
Check out the results, stats and league table below:
Division 1 Results Week 4
Derby Trailblazers beat Leeds Carnegie 88-50 (box score)
(Trailblazers: Kakad 24, Josh Guddemi 23 (1994 born)/Carnegie: Clifford 12, Wilkins 10)
Worthing Thunder beat Westminster Warriors 85-83
(Thunder: Mitchell 15, Darpino 15/Warriors: Ed Lucas 40 (1993 born), Addy 15)
Bristol Academy Flyers beat Leicester Warriors 84-70 (box score)
(Flyers: Garcia 22, Treasure 17/Warriors: Pettway 22, Lewis 10)
Brixton Topcats beat Medway Park Crusaders 65-63 (box score)
(Topcats: Adorian 14, Petkus 11/Crusaders: Baker 13, Raymen 11)
Bradford Dragons beat BA London Leopards 110-77 (box score)
(Dragons: Vance Silcott 30, Sulcs 26/Leopards: Teel 30, Krubally 27)
Reading Rockets beat Tees Valley Mohawks 92-56 (box score)
(Rockets: Gamble 19, Parker 15/Mohawks: Galvin 16, Berry 11)
| Bristol Academy Flyers | ||||||
| Bradford Dragons | 440 | |||||
| Reading Rockets | ||||||
| Leicester Warriors | ||||||
| Derby Trailblazers | ||||||
| Worthing Thunder | ||||||
| Tees Valley Mohawks | ||||||
| Brixton Topcats | ||||||
| Medway Park Crusaders | ||||||
| Leeds Carnegie | 314 | |||||
| Westminster Warriors | ||||||
| BA London Leopards | ||||||
| PAWS London Capitals |
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