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A thrilling three days of competition saw our 2024/25 champions crowned in Worcester as the British Wheelchair Basketball National Championship Finals took place.

Full fixture results can be found here: https://britishwheelchairbasketball.co.uk/competition/national-championship-finals/

The Women’s Premier League got us underway on Friday with back-to-back semi-final action. In the Final on Saturday evening, East London Phoenix won 80:50 against Loughborough Lightning. In the 3^rd/4^th playoff, Worcester Wolves took third by winning 65:48 against Mohawks.

The Division 3 finals had Swansea Storm claim the top spot having defeated Lothian Phoenix 46:38. In the battle for 3^rd/4^th, Jaguars took the win 28:51 over Folkestone Arrows.

Our Division 2 finals saw Manchester Revolution deliver a strong team performance to claim the win 41:68 over CWBA. Sheffield Steelers took third place overall, beating High Rollers.

In Division 1, a head-to-head between Sheffield Steelers and Jaguars saw the Newark side take a narrow 49:44 victory. On Court 2, London Titans defeated Aces 65:57 in their competition for 3^rd / 4^th place.

Closing out proceedings was the long-awaited Premier Division final where the top teams in the country gave it their all. Jaguars were named champions after a gruelling match-up with Sheffield Steelers. In the 3^rd/4^th playoff, Manchester Revolution defeated last year’s champions London Titans.

MVPs per Division final:

WPL – Sophie Paterson

Premier Division – Lewis Edwards

Division 1 – Will Bonner

Division 2 – Henley Cavanagh

Division 3 – Corey Cox

We would like to thank everyone who made this year’s National Championship Finals such a massive success, and we cannot wait for the next season to start!