2018–19 British Basketball League season

2018–19 BBL season
2018–19 BBL season
League	British Basketball League
Season	2018–19
Games played	198
Teams	12
Regular season
League champions	London Lions
BBL Cup	London Lions
BBL Trophy	London City Royals
Season MVP	Justin Robinson (London Lions)
Finals
Champions	Leicester Riders
Runners-up	London City Royals
Finals MVP	Tim Williams (Leicester Riders)
Statistical leaders
Points
Points	Chris Alexander (Sheffield Sharks); (626 points);
Rebounds	Willie Clayton (Manchester Giants); (481 rebounds);
Assists	Rahmon Fletcher (Newcastle Eagles); (286 assists);
Records
Biggest home win	51 points; Leicester Riders 121–70 Worcester Wolves; (20 April 2019);
Biggest away win	29 points; Sheffield Sharks 72–101 Manchester Giants; (30 December 2018); Sheffield Sharks 56–85 Plymouth Raiders; (5 April 2019);
Highest scoring	302 points; Worcester Wolves 152–150 Surrey Scorchers; (5 April 2019);
Winning streak	11 games; London Lions; (14 December 2018 – 22 March 2019);
Losing streak	18 games; Worcester Wolves; (23 September 2018 – 3 February 2019);
BBL seasons
	← 2017–18 2019–20 →

The 2018–19 British Basketball League season was the 32nd campaign of the British Basketball League since the league's establishment in 1987. The season featured 12 teams from across England and Scotland.

The Leicester Riders were the three-time defending regular season champions, but were unable to defend that title as the London Lions achieved their first regular season title; a 99–80 victory at the Newcastle Eagles, on 26 April 2019,^[2] was enough for the Lions to have an unassailable lead ahead of the Riders. It was the Lions' second trophy of the season, after they defeated the Glasgow Rocks in the BBL Cup final.^[3]

The Lions were beaten in the playoff quarter-finals by the eighth-seeded Plymouth Raiders,^[4] who overturned a six-point deficit from the first leg into an eight-point aggregate victory. The Raiders were then beaten by the Riders in the semi-finals,^[5] before the Riders won their third consecutive playoff final with a 93–61 victory over the London City Royals,^[6] who in their first season in the league, had won the BBL Trophy in overtime against the Lions.^[7]

Teams

Locations of the 2018–19 BBL teams

The newly formed London City Royals replaced Leeds Force.^[8]

Venues

Team	Location	Arena	Capacity
Bristol Flyers	Bristol	SGS WISE Arena	750
Cheshire Phoenix	Ellesmere Port	Cheshire Oaks Arena	1,400
Glasgow Rocks	Glasgow	Emirates Arena	1,650
Leicester Riders	Leicester	Morningside Arena	2,400
London City Royals	London	Crystal Palace NSC	1,500
London Lions	London	Copper Box	7,000
Manchester Giants	Manchester	Trafford Powerleague Arena George H. Carnall Centre	1,100 750
Newcastle Eagles	Newcastle upon Tyne	Sport Central Eagles Community Arena	3,000 3,000
Plymouth Raiders	Plymouth	Plymouth Pavilions	1,500
Sheffield Sharks	Sheffield	English Institute of Sport	1,000
Surrey Scorchers	Guildford	Surrey Sports Park	1,000
Worcester Wolves	Worcester	University of Worcester Arena	2,000

Personnel and sponsoring

Team	Head coach	Captain	Main jersey sponsor
Bristol Flyers	Andreas Kapoulas	Michael Vigor	RSG Group
Cheshire Phoenix	Ben Thomas	Momcilo Latinovic	Hillyer McKeown
Glasgow Rocks	Vincent Lavandier	Kieron Achara	Radisson Red
Leicester Riders	Rob Paternostro	Andrew Thomson	Jelson Homes
London City Royals	Jay Williams	Orlan Jackman
London Lions	Vince Macaulay	Joe Ikhinmwin
Manchester Giants	Danny Byrne	Callum Jones	Space
Newcastle Eagles	Fabulous Flournoy	Darius Defoe	ESH Group
Plymouth Raiders	Paul James	Zak Wells	Plessey
Sheffield Sharks	Atiba Lyons	Mike Tuck	BBraun
Surrey Scorchers	Creon Raftopoulos	Tayo Ogedengbe	University of Surrey
Worcester Wolves	Tony Garbelotto	Adam Thoseby	University of Worcester

Coaching changes

Team	Outgoing coach	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Incoming coach	Date of appointment
Worcester Wolves	Paul James	Released	Off-season	Ty Shaw
Plymouth Raiders	Gavin Love	Released	Off-season	Paul James
Glasgow Rocks	Darryl Wood	Mutual consent	19 February 2019^[9]	Vincent Lavandier (interim)	28 February 2019^[10]
Worcester Wolves	Ty Shaw	Personal reasons	8 March 2019^[11]	Tony Garbelotto (interim)	8 March 2019^[11]^[b]

Regular season

The winners of the Regular season are considered as national champions. The London Lions achieved their first regular season title with a 99–80 victory over the Newcastle Eagles at the Eagles Community Arena on 26 April 2019.^[2]

Standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	London Lions (C)	33	27	6	2879	2525	+354	54	Qualification to playoffs
2	Leicester Riders	33	24	9	2674	2517	+157	48
3	Newcastle Eagles	33	21	12	2930	2821	+109	42
4	London City Royals	33	18	15	2800	2800	0	36
5	Glasgow Rocks	33	18	15	2789	2716	+73	36
6	Sheffield Sharks	33	17	16	2580	2618	−38	34
7	Cheshire Phoenix	33	17	16	2862	2822	+40	34
8	Plymouth Raiders	33	16	17	2898	2878	+20	32
9	Manchester Giants	33	14	19	2842	2947	−105	28
10	Bristol Flyers	33	14	19	2613	2653	−40	28
11	Worcester Wolves	33	6	27	2744	3047	−303	12
12	Surrey Scorchers	33	6	27	2883	3150	−267	12

Source: BBL
(C) Champions

Results

Double round-robin

Home \ Away	BRI	CHE	GLA	LEI	LCI	LON	MAN	NEW	PLY	SHE	SUR	WOR
Bristol Flyers	—	63–68	85–83	52–68	73–78	80–64	89–92	86–73	80–70	92–60	83–89	82–79
Cheshire Phoenix	87–93	—	87–92	88–94	98–86	94–101	102–80	78–90	94–88	61–78	93–74	91–83
Radisson Red Glasgow Rocks	99–82	101–96	—	101–81	98–81	70–86	80–69	85–100	72–77	85–94	103–76	89–61
Leicester Riders	64–63	76–79	75–71	—	83–79	73–76	94–68	69–76	86–77	70–71	87–81	94–86
London City Royals	91–83	93–99	84–70	77–74	—	77–73	97–90	98–81	102–93	83–70	91–85	79–66
London Lions	81–68	87–81	100–66	63–65	80–63	—	115–91	96–78	99–92	92–82	93–79	82–65
Manchester Giants	79–69	99–91	76–83	75–73	86–92	83–86	—	76–75	89–99	93–65	93–109	124–123
Esh Group Eagles Newcastle	95–89	70–65	104–98	68–84	110–60	80–99	93–85	—	86–91	72–76	114–82	97–89
Plymouth Raiders	94–91	94–79	87–83	87–90	84–77	95–88	104–78	85–103	—	57–66	115–100	74–91
DBL Sharks Sheffield	86–66	84–66	99–87	69–90	88–93	73–80	87–92	86–74	66–83	—	99–90	114–76
Surrey Scorchers	90–76	94–116	92–94	79–84	93–91	83–96	78–105	89–93	98–112	83–93	—	99–86
Worcester Wolves	77–80	78–88	74–72	80–85	75–91	63–71	86–92	92–103	93–81	67–89	84–79	—

Source: ^{[citation needed]}
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Single round-robin

Home \ Away	BRI	CHE	GLA	LEI	LCI	LON	MAN	NEW	PLY	SHE	SUR	WOR
Bristol Flyers	—	—	—	83–90	83–84	—	74–64	—	95–79	62–61	80–73	—
Cheshire Phoenix	75–87	—	—	—	88–82	—	—	—	89–84	80–73	—	100–83
Radisson Red Glasgow Rocks	113–111	86–76	—	89–77	—	76–66	—	—	82–70	—	—	92–79
Leicester Riders	—	64–79	—	—	86–78	—	—	86–76	88–82	—	—	121–70
London City Royals	—	—	78–70	—	—	—	—	90–97	103–105	65–72	—	91–78
London Lions	77–57	84–88	—	89–69	102–89	—	—	101–81	—	89–73	—	—
Manchester Giants	—	102–113	73–86	66–73	94–83	75–83	—	—	—	—	91–84	—
Esh Group Eagles Newcastle	82–64	96–94	83–66	—	—	—	102–85	—	—	—	105–97	—
Plymouth Raiders	—	—	—	—	—	67–93	90–98	83–91	—	—	108–89	106–83
DBL Sharks Sheffield	—	—	65–63	69–77	—	—	72–101	104–86	56–85	—	—	—
Surrey Scorchers	—	83–89	72–84	80–84	73–94	70–93	—	—	—	90–69	—	—
Worcester Wolves	88–92	—	—	—	—	79–94	97–78	93–96	—	68–71	152–150	—

Source: ^{[citation needed]}
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Playoffs

Bracket

Quarter Finals					Semi Finals					Final

2	Leicester Riders	70	71	141

7	Cheshire Phoenix	62	68	130
					2	Leicester Riders	70	85	155

					8	Plymouth Raiders	68	73	141
1	London Lions	97	72	169

8	Plymouth Raiders	91	86	177
										2	Leicester Riders	93
(Pairings are reseeded after the first round)
										4	London City Royals	61
4	London City Royals	75	65	140

5	Glasgow Rocks	60	72	132
					4	London City Royals	63	91	154

					6	Sheffield Sharks	61	69	130
3	Newcastle Eagles	94	93	187

6	Sheffield Sharks	89	102	191

Quarter-finals

The quarter-final matchups and tip-off times were confirmed by the league, on 28 April 2019.^[14]

(1) London Lions vs. (8) Plymouth Raiders

5 May 2019
15:00

Box score

Plymouth Raiders	91–97	London Lions
Scoring by quarter: 20–24, 25–19, 19–25, 27–29
Pts: Donte Nicholas (22) Rebs: Donte Nicholas (9) Asts: Donte Nicholas & Joshua Wilcher (4)		Pts: Brandon Peel (26) Rebs: Brandon Peel (11) Asts: Jordan Spencer (11)

Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth
Referees: Darren Bolt
Gavin Lewis
Simon Unsworth

6 May 2019
16:00

Box score

London Lions	72–86	Plymouth Raiders
Scoring by quarter: 26–23, 17–22, 17–19, 12–22
Pts: Brandon Peel (22) Rebs: Kervin Bristol (12) Asts: Jonathan James & Justin Robinson (3)		Pts: Donte Nicholas (24) Rebs: Donte Nicholas (13) Asts: Joshua Wilcher (7)
Plymouth Raiders win 177–169 on aggregate.

Copper Box Arena, London
Attendance: 1,500
Referees: Chris Dodds
Ian Price
Eduard Uydansky

(2) Leicester Riders vs. (7) Cheshire Phoenix

4 May 2019
19:30

Box score

Cheshire Phoenix	62–70	Leicester Riders
Scoring by quarter: 17–21, 15–17, 17–12, 13–20
Pts: C. J. Gettys & Sol Rolls-Tyson (13) Rebs: C. J. Gettys (8) Asts: Daniel Norl (3)		Pts: Tim Williams (20) Rebs: J. R. Holder & Conner Washington (10) Asts: J. R. Holder (5)

Cheshire Oaks Arena, Ellesmere Port
Attendance: 1,000
Referees: Josh Bowe
Tom Muddiman
Paul Unsworth

5 May 2019
16:00

Box score

Leicester Riders	71–68	Cheshire Phoenix
Scoring by quarter: 18–17, 16–16, 11–20, 26–15
Pts: Tim Williams (22) Rebs: Joshua Ward-Hibbert (10) Asts: Conner Washington (6)		Pts: Louis Sayers (17) Rebs: Jalen Hayes (8) Asts: Daniel Norl (7)
Leicester Riders win 141–130 on aggregate.

Leicester Arena, Leicester
Attendance: 1,402
Referees: Rob Hickman
Iain Spearman
Andy Thackray

(3) Newcastle Eagles vs. (6) Sheffield Sharks

4 May 2019
17:30

Box score

Sheffield Sharks	89–94	Newcastle Eagles
Scoring by quarter: 25–21, 25–29, 16–18, 23–26
Pts: Chris Alexander (23) Rebs: Rob Marsden (10) Asts: Chris Alexander & Matthew Martin (5)		Pts: Victor Moses (29) Rebs: Victor Moses (10) Asts: Rahmon Fletcher (10)

English Institute of Sport, Sheffield
Attendance: 1,200
Referees: Ian Price
Eduard Uydansky
Keith Williams

5 May 2019
17:00

Box score

Newcastle Eagles	93–102	Sheffield Sharks
Scoring by quarter: 18–25, 21–27, 23–27, 31–23
Pts: Rahmon Fletcher (20) Rebs: Darius Defoe (7) Asts: Rahmon Fletcher (9)		Pts: Chris Alexander (28) Rebs: Mackey McKnight (10) Asts: Mackey McKnight (9)
Sheffield Sharks win 191–187 on aggregate.

Eagles Community Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne
Referees: Mariann Dodds-Miklosik
Pawel Szafraniec
Paul Unsworth

(4) London City Royals vs. (5) Glasgow Rocks

3 May 2019
19:30

Box score

London City Royals	75–60	Glasgow Rocks
Scoring by quarter: 17–14, 15–9, 20–25, 23–12
Pts: Matthew Bryan-Amaning (24) Rebs: Ashley Hamilton (17) Asts: Elvisi Dusha & Ashley Hamilton (4)		Pts: Greg Pryor (13) Rebs: Kieron Achara (10) Asts: Tadas Rinkūnas (5)

Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, London
Attendance: 250
Referees: Rob Hickman
Eduard Uydansky
Gavin Williams

BBC Red Button

5 May 2019
17:00

Box score

Glasgow Rocks	72–65	London City Royals
Scoring by quarter: 11–26, 19–9, 21–13, 21–17
Pts: Alasdair Fraser (28) Rebs: Kieron Achara (10) Asts: Kieron Achara & Gareth Murray (4)		Pts: Ashley Hamilton (16) Rebs: Ashley Hamilton (11) Asts: Jules Dang Akodo & Orlan Jackman (3)
London City Royals win 140–132 on aggregate.

Emirates Arena, Glasgow
Attendance: 800
Referees: Josh Bowe
Iain Macdonald
Graham Shaw

Semi-finals

(2) Leicester Riders vs. (8) Plymouth Raiders

8 May 2019
19:30

Box score

Plymouth Raiders	68–70	Leicester Riders
Scoring by quarter: 18–13, 13–21, 22–18, 15–18
Pts: Rashad Hassan (18) Rebs: Donte Nicholas (17) Asts: Donte Nicholas (9)		Pts: Tim Williams (19) Rebs: J. R. Holder (7) Asts: Conner Washington (7)

Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth
Referees: Darren Bolt
Gavin Lewis
Gavin Williams

BBC Red Button

12 May 2019
18:00

Box score

Leicester Riders	85–73	Plymouth Raiders
Scoring by quarter: 23–23, 23–21, 18–16, 21–13
Pts: Tim Williams (25) Rebs: Andy Thomson (12) Asts: Pierre Hampton (5)		Pts: Joonas Järveläinen (17) Rebs: Donte Nicholas (9) Asts: Donte Nicholas (8)
Leicester Riders win 155–141 on aggregate.

Leicester Arena, Leicester
Attendance: 1,383
Referees: Iain Macdonald
Ian Price
Andy Thackray

(4) London City Royals vs. (6) Sheffield Sharks

9 May 2019
19:30

Box score

Sheffield Sharks	61–63	London City Royals
Scoring by quarter: 20–28, 10–7, 15–17, 16–11
Pts: Chris Alexander (16) Rebs: Mike Tuck (7) Asts: Matthew Martin (3)		Pts: Ashley Hamilton (13) Rebs: Ashley Hamilton (11) Asts: Jules Dang Akodo (3)

English Institute of Sport, Sheffield
Attendance: 1,200
Referees: Josh Bowe
Ian Price
Paul Unsworth

11 May 2019
20:00

Box score

London City Royals	91–69	Sheffield Sharks
Scoring by quarter: 20–12, 28–15, 19–20, 24–22
Pts: Matthew Bryan-Amaning (27) Rebs: Ashley Hamilton (12) Asts: Elvisi Dusha (8)		Pts: Dirk Williams (30) Rebs: Rob Marsden (7) Asts: Mackey McKnight (7)
London City Royals win 154–130 on aggregate.

Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, London
Attendance: 700
Referees: Rob Hickman
Gavin Williams
Keith Williams

Final: (2) Leicester Riders vs. (4) London City Royals

BBC Red Button

19 May 2019
16:00

Box score

Leicester Riders	93–61	London City Royals
Scoring by quarter: 23–15, 21–21, 27–10, 22–15
Pts: Tim Williams (20) Rebs: Tim Williams (10) Asts: Conner Washington (7)		Pts: Matthew Bryan-Amaning (19) Rebs: Ashley Hamilton (11) Asts: Ashley Hamilton & Ed Lucas (3)

The O2 Arena, London
Referees: Chris Dodds
Simon Unsworth
Eduard Uydansky

BBL Cup

BBl Trophy

British clubs in European competitions

British clubs returned to European competitions eleven years after their last participation.

Team	Competition	Progress
Leicester Riders	Champions League	First qualifying round
Leicester Riders	FIBA Europe Cup	Regular season

Notes

^ The 302 points in this game was a British Basketball League record, and was only the fifth game, at that time, to go to quadruple overtime.^[1]
^ Ty Shaw was taken ill at an 11 January game against the Sheffield Sharks.^[12] On 31 January, Tony Garbelotto was named interim head coach while Shaw recovered,^[13] and remained in interim charge after Shaw's departure on 8 March.^[11]

References

^ "05 Apr 2019: Wolves 152-150 Scorchers (4OT)". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 5 April 2019. Retrieved 6 April 2019.
^ ^a ^b "London Lions crowned BBL champions". Newham Recorder. Archant. 27 April 2019. Retrieved 27 April 2019.
^ Dugdale, Rob (27 January 2019). "BBL Cup: London Lions beat Glasgow Rocks to win first title in 11 years". BBC Sport. BBC. Retrieved 27 April 2019.
^ "06 May 2019: Lions 72-86 Raiders (QF)". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 6 May 2019. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
^ "12 May 2019: Riders 85-73 Raiders (SF)". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 12 May 2019. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
^ Dugdale, Rob (19 May 2019). "BBL Play-off Final: Leicester Riders thrash London City Royals for third straight title". BBC Sport. BBC. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
^ Dugdale, Rob (10 March 2019). "BBL Trophy final: London City Royals beat London Lions in overtime 90-82". BBC Sport. BBC. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
^ "London City Royals to join BBL". BBL.org.uk. 2018. Retrieved 2018-07-13.
^ "Statement | Rocks part ways with Darryl Wood". Glasgow Rocks. Rocks Basketball Limited. 19 February 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.
^ "Rocks appoint Vincent Lavandier as Interim Head Coach". Glasgow Rocks. Rocks Basketball Limited. 28 February 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Club Statement on Ty Shaw". Worcester Wolves. Worcester Wolves Basketball Club. 8 March 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.
^ "Coach Ty Shaw taken ill during Worcester Wolves match". BBC News. BBC. 12 January 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.
^ "Worcester Wolves lean on the experience of Tony Garbelotto". Worcester Wolves. Worcester Wolves Basketball Club. 31 January 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.
^ "Benecos BBL Play-Off Quarter-Finals set". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 28 April 2019. Retrieved 30 April 2019.

External links

Official website

Preceded by 2017–18 season	BBL seasons 2018–19	Succeeded by 2019–20 season

[2] The 302 points in this game was a British Basketball League record, and was only the fifth game, at that time, to go to quadruple overtime.^[1]

[15] Ty Shaw was taken ill at an 11 January game against the Sheffield Sharks.^[12] On 31 January, Tony Garbelotto was named interim head coach while Shaw recovered,^[13] and remained in interim charge after Shaw's departure on 8 March.^[11]

[1] "05 Apr 2019: Wolves 152-150 Scorchers (4OT)". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 5 April 2019. Retrieved 6 April 2019.

[Lions_RS-3] "London Lions crowned BBL champions". Newham Recorder. Archant. 27 April 2019. Retrieved 27 April 2019.

[4] Dugdale, Rob (27 January 2019). "BBL Cup: London Lions beat Glasgow Rocks to win first title in 11 years". BBC Sport. BBC. Retrieved 27 April 2019.

[5] "06 May 2019: Lions 72-86 Raiders (QF)". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 6 May 2019. Retrieved 19 May 2019.

[6] "12 May 2019: Riders 85-73 Raiders (SF)". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 12 May 2019. Retrieved 19 May 2019.

[7] Dugdale, Rob (19 May 2019). "BBL Play-off Final: Leicester Riders thrash London City Royals for third straight title". BBC Sport. BBC. Retrieved 19 May 2019.

[8] Dugdale, Rob (10 March 2019). "BBL Trophy final: London City Royals beat London Lions in overtime 90-82". BBC Sport. BBC. Retrieved 19 May 2019.

[9] "London City Royals to join BBL". BBL.org.uk. 2018. Retrieved 2018-07-13.

[10] "Statement | Rocks part ways with Darryl Wood". Glasgow Rocks. Rocks Basketball Limited. 19 February 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.

[11] "Rocks appoint Vincent Lavandier as Interim Head Coach". Glasgow Rocks. Rocks Basketball Limited. 28 February 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.

[Shaw_departure-12] "Club Statement on Ty Shaw". Worcester Wolves. Worcester Wolves Basketball Club. 8 March 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.

[13] "Coach Ty Shaw taken ill during Worcester Wolves match". BBC News. BBC. 12 January 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.

[14] "Worcester Wolves lean on the experience of Tony Garbelotto". Worcester Wolves. Worcester Wolves Basketball Club. 31 January 2019. Retrieved 10 March 2019.

[16] "Benecos BBL Play-Off Quarter-Finals set". British Basketball League. The Basketball League Ltd. 28 April 2019. Retrieved 30 April 2019.

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Teams

Venues

Personnel and sponsoring

Coaching changes

Regular season

Standings

Results

Double round-robin

Single round-robin

Playoffs

Bracket

Quarter-finals

(1) London Lions vs. (8) Plymouth Raiders

(2) Leicester Riders vs. (7) Cheshire Phoenix

(3) Newcastle Eagles vs. (6) Sheffield Sharks

(4) London City Royals vs. (5) Glasgow Rocks

Semi-finals

(2) Leicester Riders vs. (8) Plymouth Raiders

(4) London City Royals vs. (6) Sheffield Sharks

Final: (2) Leicester Riders vs. (4) London City Royals

BBL Cup

BBl Trophy

British clubs in European competitions

See also

Notes

References

External links