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National League: 22-23 January round-up
The National League 2021-2022 season continued this weekend with plenty of exciting fixtures across the country.
Division 1 North
Lancaster Bulldogs 1 suffered a defeat against Sheffield Steelers 2 at home, with the visiting side taking the win 50:61. Sheffield Steelers 2 currently sit second in the Division 1 North table and this result extends their winning streak to four games.
Division 1 South
The Bears 1 continued their winning ways with a confident 91:65 victory over visitors CWBA 2. Having won 6/7 of their games so far this season, The Bears 1 are holding firm at the top of the table in Division 1 South.
Division 2 South
Table leaders Sussex Bears 1 travelled to The Bears 2 where the home team took the victory 49:32 – a great Sunday for The Bears club fans as they won back-to-back fixtures in a home double header.
Elsewhere, Blackhawks 1 defeated visitors Thames Valley Kings 2 51:41. This was an important win for Blackhawks 1 in their tussle for top three with The Bears 2 and Plymouth Fusion 2.
Division 3 South
Thames Valley Kings 3 got a win on the road against the current table leaders as they defeated Folkestone Arrows 1 35:40, ending a three-game win streak for the home team.
Windsor Monarchs 1 suffered a defeat 21:58 against visitors Hampshire Harriers 1, who sit second in the table.
A full list of results and league tables are available here: https://britishwheelchairbasketball.co.uk/competition/national-league
The Premier Division returns next weekend, notably with Glasgow Rollin’ Rocks 1 travelling to London Titans 1 as part of a triple header for the home team – this will be the first game of the year for both teams.
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