Basketball England Announce Junior Leagues Structure for 2015-16 Season
Basketball England have revealed the structure of the Jnr.NBL leagues for the upcoming 2015-16 season.
Each of the under-18, under-16 and under-14 age groups are split into North and South Premier divisions as well as several regional development divisions.
London Greenhouse Pioneers (pictured) are the current U18 champions after claiming their first national title at the Junior Final Fours in May.
The full list of Premier teams are listed below:
Under-18 Men
North Premier
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Cheshire Wire
City of Birmingham
Derby Trailblazers
Derbyshire Arrows
Leeds Allerton High School Force Academy
Leicester Riders
Manchester Magic
Newcastle Eagles
Northamptonshire Titans
Sheffield Junior Sharks
Sporting Club Albion (West Bromwich)
Team Birmingham Elite
South Premier
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BHASVIC Brighton Cougars
Bristol Academy Flyers
Ipswich Basketball Club
London Greenhouse Pioneers
London Thunder Lewisham
London Untied Harefield Academy
Newham Youngbloods Extreme
Peckham Pride
Reading Rockets Academy
Solent Kestrels
Westminster Warriors
Worthing Thunder
Under-16 Men
North Premier
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Bradford College Dragons
Cheshire Phoenix
Cheshire Wire
City of Birmingham
Leeds Force Elite
Leicester Warriors
Manchester Giants U16s
Manchester Magic
Nottinghamshire Nova
Sheffield Junior Saints
Team Birmingham Elite
Trafford Magic
South Premier
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Barking & Dagenham Thunder
Brentwood Fire
Ipswich Basketball Club
JMA Reading Rockets
London Greenhouse Pioneers
London Thunder Lewisham
London Untied Harefield Academy
Newham All Stars Sports Academy
Newham Youngbloods Crusaders
Peckham Pride
Solent Kestrels
Worthing Thunder
Under-14 Men
North Premier
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Cheshire Wire
City of Birmingham
Derby Trailblazers
Leeds Force
Leicester Warriors
Manchester Giants U14s
Manchester Magic
Mansfield Giants
Northamptonshire Titans
Nottinghamshire Nova
Sheffield Junior Saints
Team Birmingham Elite
South Premier
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Brentwood Fire
Ipswich Basketball Club
London Feltham Warriors
London Greenhouse Pioneers
London Thunder Lewisham
Newham All Stars Sports Academy
Newham Youngbloods Nitros
Richmond Knights
Solent Kestrels
Surrey Rams
West Herts Warriors
Worthing Thunder
Find out the rest of the teams in the D-leagues in each age group, by clicking here.
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