EBL Under-18 Premier Recap Week 6
After a weekend off, Manchester Magic continued where they left off, destroying Newcastle Eagles by over 40 points, 101-59, to remain undefeated at 5-0, though Stockport Spartans remain in first place in the Premier North, having an extra game played. In the South, despite being way down the table having only played three games, London United-Harefield Academy remain the only undefeated team. Reading Rockets Academy and Solent Kestrels remain in first and second place respectively with 4 wins a-piece. Check out all the results and league tables from the sixth weekend of the Under-18 National League Premier divisions below.
North Premier
Results:
Manchester Magic beat Newcastle Eagles 101-59 behind Jack Crook’s (1993 born) 27 point, 19 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals + 2 block game. Loick Pouale added 21pts.
Northants Thunder beat Tees Valley Mohawks Juniors 88-85
Sheffield Saints beat City of Birmingham 108-61
Cheshire Juniors best Leicester Warriors 87-59
Stockport Spartans beat Sefton Stars 94-47
Standings:
| Stockport Spartans | ||||||
| Manchester Magic | ||||||
| Sheffield Saints | ||||||
| Northants Thunders | ||||||
| Cheshire Juniors | ||||||
| Tees Valley Mohawks | ||||||
| Newcastle Eagles | ||||||
| Trafford | ||||||
| Leicester Warriors | ||||||
| City of Birmingham | ||||||
| Sefton Stars |
South Premier
Results:
Westminster Warriors beat Taunton Huish Tigers 72-34
Worthing Thunder beat Lewisham Thunder 82-77
London United Harefield Academy beat Brixton Topcats 121-57
Solent Kestrels beat London Warriors 84-71
Reading Rockets Academy beat Medway Park Crusaders 74-60
Bristol Academy Flyers beat Newham Youngbloods Y’s 96-36
Standings:
| Reading Rockets Academy | ||||||
| Solent Kestrels | ||||||
| Westminster Warriors | ||||||
| Lewisham Thunder | ||||||
| Worthing Thunder Juniors | ||||||
| Bristol Academy Flyers | ||||||
| London Feltham Warriors | ||||||
| London United-Harefield Academy | ||||||
| Taunton Huish Tigers | ||||||
| Newham Youngbloods Y’s | 302 | |||||
| Medway Park Crusaders | ||||||
| Brixton Topcats |
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