The Announcements

Trivia: What happened on March 1st 2009 for the Sheffield junior teams that has yet to be repeated? Answer is on the website, or will be shown here in the New Year

Answer: 1st March 2009, A unique landmark in the Shark's season. From now on March 1st will be known as "doughnut day". Every team played and every team scored over 100. The average scoreline is Sheffield 115 opposition 53

Click here for City of Sheffield Stats by teams/games/players for U18s and Senior teams.

Are you wanting to help Y2 to Y7 to get involved in basketball, the CVL may be what you need. Click here for details.

Todd Cauthorn wants to hear from any Y9 (2011/12) basketballers who want to play national league next year. Click here

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Past season's top stories

The News

27th January 2012

With the only teams playing this weekend being the U13s (12.00pm) and the U18s (4.30pm) at All Saints on Saturday, there must be players/supporters from other age groups kicking their heels? If so get down and support the others, you know it makes sense.

22nd January 2012

Well done to the U15s on their victory away to Derbyshire Arrows earlier today.

Reports from yesterday’s U13s and U16s matches posted on website.

21st January 2012

A good second half sees the U13 take a victory away at Barnsley and the U14s also take the spoils at home to York. Whilst the U16s lose against league leaders Manchester, the U18s defeat the same team paying as Trafford. This means that the U18s have now dipped their toes in the playoff places again. Will 6 home games from 8 have a say in their playoff aspirations? We hope so!

17th January 2012

A slightly belated thank you to everyone who came and supported the cup matches on Sunday. The atmosphere for both the U16s and U18s was noisy and intense which made it into an exciting event.

We can do it all again on February 5th 1.30pm as the U16s have a home fixture against Birmingham As in the semi-finals, time to make some more noise.

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