GB athletes continue their 2022/23 season campaigns across Spain, Germany, the US, and at home in the BWB National League and Women’s Premier League.
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In January, Bradford Girl’s Grammar School became the first school in the country to deliver British Wheelchair Basketball’s ground-breaking Inspire a Generation programme.
University of Alabama (Joy Haizelden) continue to dominate in the collegiate season, and strong performances by GB athletes across the domestic and European leagues.
GB athletes got their EuroCup 2023 campaigns started this weekend, and the domestic leagues continue to ramp up.
Four BWB National League Premier Division teams and a score of GB players representing their clubs in the Spanish and German leagues are competing in the eagerly anticipated EuroCup Champions Cup group stages this weekend.
The BWB Women’s Premier League is back, and BSR Amiab Albacete remain undefeated in the Spanish league with a 13/13 record.
Loughborough Lightning are heading into the 2023 season of the Women’s Premier League as reigning champions, having won the title in the inaugural season last year.
A busy weekend for the GB athletes as teams defend their league positions and players dominate the stats.
Worcester Wolves are ready to get their Women’s Premier League campaign underway for the 2023 season, with their first fixture set to take place this Sunday (29th January) away against Loughborough Lightning.
East London Phoenix are heading into the 2023 season of the BWB Women’s Premier League with determination, having reached the final in their debut during the inaugural season last year.
GB athletes returned to the courts in Spain following the festive break and camps for both the Men’s and Women’s squads.
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