Saturday night will see just two games in the BBL with Bristol Flyers welcoming Leicester Riders and Durham Wildcats making the long trip to Surrey United.
Leeds Force are delighted to announce the loan signing of GB international Devon Van Oostrum. The 6’3” guard is considered, by many, to be the best British basketball player of his generation and has been plying his trade in Croatia and Finland so far this season.
Friday night will see three games in the BBL Championship including a top of the table clash between Worcester Wolves and Newcastle Eagles. Also on the same night, Leeds Force will entertain Plymouth Raiders and Sheffield Sharks have a monster home game against the hi-flying Cheshire Phoenix.
For the past couple of years I have been the in-house commentator for the Cheshire Phoenix in the British Basketball League. The Phoenix are currently one of the top teams in the country and are playing some truly awesome basketball.
It's double December delight for Cheshire Phoenix after their standout forward Demond Watt was crowned Molten BBL Player of the Month for the second time in a row.
Two of the BBL Championship's top teams met two of its bottom teams on Saturday night, with both games going to form as Esh Group Eagles Newcastle and Leicester Riders recorded regulation wins.
Leeds Force and Sheffield Sharks played out a thrilling first BBL Championship contest of 2015 with Leeds coming out on top thanks to an awesome debut by Sam Attah and some late heroics from James McCann.
Friday's game will see Leeds Force travelling to local rivals Sheffield Sharks looking to avenge their recent defeat at home. Having said that, it could be another tough night for the Leed's boys as Sheffield would seem to be putting it all together at the moment. It's all there to play for.