EBL D1 Week 6 Recap
It was a big weekend for Worthing Thunder as they registered two victories, taking their winning streak to 6 games and moving four spots up the table into second place.
Bristol Academy Flyers got back to winning ways after sustaining their first loss of the season last weekend, beating Bradford Dragons. Flyers hold on to the top spot, standing at 6-1.
Elsewhere, Medway Park welcomed back point guard Steve Vear and with him got their second win of the season.
Check out the full results, stats and league table below:
Division 1 Results Week 5
Bristol Academy Flyers beat Bradford Dragons 85-73 (box score)
(Flyers: Treasure 24, McLaughlin-Williams 20/Dragons: Silcott 20, McGrew 19)
Brixton Topcats beat Westminster Warriors 66-60 (box score)
(Topcats: Toluwase 20, Noha-Pascual 9/Warriors: Popoola 16, Lucas (1993 born) 14)
Derby Trailblazers beat Leicester Warriors 73-69 (box score)
(Trailblazers: Gayle 22, Kakad 17/Warriors: Mbye 14, Pettway 13)
Medway Park Crusaders beat BA London Leopards 93-83
(Crusaders: Schow 25, Fenyn 23/Leopards: Teel 22, Buchberger 19)
Worthing Thunder beat PAWS London Capitals 80-75
(Thunder: Darpino 24, Rivers 21/Capitals: Wood 28, Ataha 17)
PAWS London Capitals beat Leeds Carnegie 92-91 (OT)
(Capitals: Gariba 25, Attah 18/Carnegie: Wilkins 21, Clifford 18)
Worthing Thunder beat Reading Rockets 83-76 (box score)
(Thunder: Rivers 23, Darpino 22/Rockets: Lohfink 27, Gamble 12)
Leicester Warriors beat Westsminster Warriors 20-0 (forfeit)
| Bristol Academy Flyers | ||||||
| Worthing Thunder | 669 | |||||
| Derby Trailblazers | ||||||
| Reading Rockets | ||||||
| Bradford Dragons | ||||||
| Leicester Warriors | ||||||
| Brixton Topcats | ||||||
| Medway Park Crusaders | ||||||
| Tees Valley Mohawks | ||||||
| Leeds Carnegie | 486 | |||||
| BA London Leopards | ||||||
| PAWS London Capitals | ||||||
| Westminster Warriors |
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