WORCESTER, DURHAM ARE UNI CHAMPS

By Mark Woods on March 18, 2012

Worcester and Durham took the plaudits by winning the 2012 British Universities & Colleges Sport basketball titles in Sheffield.

With both teamsÂ featuring a number of their adjoining BBL squads,Â Worcester defeated Durham 88-81 in the Men’s Championship Final.

While in the Women’s Final, the Wildcats thrashed UWIC 75-38.

RESULTS

Friday 16 , Men’s Championship Final 8’s
	Durham	104	54	Middlesex
	London South Bank	68	78	Northumbria
	Oxford	59	84	Leeds Met Carnegie
	Worcester	85	40	Brunel
Friday 16 , Women’s Championship Final 8’s
	Durham	84	56	Oxford
	London South Bank	70	92	Northumbria
	UWIC	58	55	Loughborough
	Edinburgh	77	42	Kent
Saturday 17 , Men’s Trophy Final
	Loughborough	77	44	Aberdeen
Saturday 17 , Women’s Trophy Final
	Newcastle	44	60	Southampton Solent
Saturday 17 , Men’s Results
	Middlesex	91	85	London South Bank
	Oxford	62	81	Brunel
	Durham	76	50	Northumbria
	Leeds Met Carnegie	78	87	Worcester
Saturday 17 , Women’s Results
	Loughborough	89	32	Kent
	Durham	86	66	Northumbria
	Oxford	78	52	London South Bank
	UWIC	58	31	Edinburgh
Sunday 18 , Men’s Classification
7th/8th	London South Bank	83	64	Oxford
5th/6th	Middlesex	75	78	Brunel
3rd/4th	Northumbria	69	79	Leeds Met Carnegie
Final	Durham	81	88	Worcester
Sunday 18 , Women’s Classification
7th/8th	Kent	60	90	London South Bank
5th/6th	Loughborough	88	85	Oxford
3rd/4th	Northumbria	84	60	Edinburgh
Final	Durham	75	38	UWIC

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