The Ottawa 2026 World Championships have concluded, with the GB Men claiming bronze and the GB Women taking fourth place.
National League Round up: 29/30 January
Mohawks 1 make a defiant comeback in their game against CWBA 1 in the Premier Division.
Premier Division
There was one Premier Division game this weekend, where Mohawks 1 came back with determination from 15 points down to take the win 65:61 against CWBA 1.
Liam Fawcett (Mohawks) was top performer on points (26 points). David Ion (Mohawks) had 20 points, 5 assists and was game leader on rebounds with 16 rebounds. Liam Hassell was top performer on rebounds (11 rebounds) and points (16 points). Both teams were evenly matched on field goal accuracy (43%) but Mohawks tipped the scales on free throw accuracy with 57% versus CWBA with 50%.
This weekend coming up (5th / 6th February) sees the future stars of wheelchair basketball take part in another round of the Junior League.
A full list of results and league tables are available here: https://britishwheelchairbasketball.co.uk/competition/national-league
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