Scottish Basketball Championship

Scottish Basketball Championships
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2016-17 Scottish Basketball Championships (Men) season
Sport Basketball
Founded 1969
Country Scotland Scotland
Most recent
champion(s)
Falkirk Fury
(5th title)
Most titles Livingston
(17 titles)
Level on pyramid 2-3
Domestic cup(s) Scottish Cup
Official website Official website

The Scottish Basketball Championships[1][2] (former: Scottish National Basketball League, SNBL) and particularly Senior Men Divisions 1 and 2,[2] is the top men's basketball league in Scotland, and forms the second tier of British basketball (inline with the English Basketball League) after the professional setup of the BBL, where Scotland has just one representative in the Glasgow Rocks. The governing body of basketball in Scotland is basketballscotland.

Teams

The line-up for the 2016-2017 season features the following teams:

Division 1

Team Location Founded Venue 2015-16 Finish
Boroughmuir BlazeEdinburgh1961The Crags Centre1st
City of Edinburgh KingsPortobello, Edinburgh1988Portobello High School6th
Sony Centre FuryFalkirk1992Mariner Centre5th
Dunfermline ReignDunfermline1986St Columbas RC High School9th
Edinburgh UniversityEdinburghPleasance Sports Centre3rd
Glasgow StormGlasgow2001Scotstoun Leisure Centre7th
Glasgow UniversityGlasgow1947Stevenson Building2nd
Stirling KnightsStirling2009The Peak1st, Division 2
St Mirren West College ScotlandPaisley1997Lagoon Leisure Centre4th
Tayside MusketeersBroughty Ferry, Dundee1993Grove Academy8th

Division 2

Team Location Founded Venue 2015-16 Finish
Ayrshire TornadoesDalry, North Ayrshire1991Dalry Primary School10th, Division 1
Boroughmuir Blaze BEdinburgh2014*The Crags Centre5th
City of Edinburgh Kings BPortobello, Edinburgh2014*Portobello High School4th
Edinburgh LionsInverleith, EdinburghBroughton High School2nd, Lothian L.
Glasgow University BGlasgow2014*Stevenson Building6th
Heriot Watt University B.C.Riccarton, EdinburghHeriot Watt Sports CentreNew team
Pleasance B.C. South Gyle, Edinburgh1947Forrester High School1st, Lothian L.
West Lothian WolvesBathgate, West Lothian2000Bathgate Academy3rd

Former teams

Team Seasons
Paisley & South Glasgow competed for 30 seasons between 1969 and 2000.
Livingston competed for 23 seasons between 1978 and 2001.
Glasgow City competed for 21 seasons between 1986 and 2007.
Dalkeith Saints competed for 18 seasons between 1969 and 1992.
Cumnock Curries competed for 14 seasons between 1978 and 1994.
East Lothian Peregrines competed for 10 seasons between 2001 and 2011.
Jordanhill College competed for 10 seasons between 1969 and 1979.
Stirlingcompeted for 7 seasons between 1981 and 1988.
Falkirk (Team Solripe) competed for 6 seasons between 1981 and 1988.
Grampian Flyers competed for 6 seasons between 2001 and 2009.
Perthcompeted for 6 seasons between 1969 and 1987.
Pentland Redfordcompeted for 6 seasons between 1969 and 1975.
Glasgow Rocks II competed for 5 seasons between 2010 and 2015.
Edinburgh Hornets competed for 5 seasons between 1973 and 1978.
USN Edzell Enforcerscompeted for 5 seasons between 1969 and 1974.
Aberdeen Eaglescompeted for 4 seasons between 1970 and 1974.
Heriot's FP competed for 3 seasons between 1969 and 1972.
Aberdeen Buccaneers competed for 2 seasons between 1999 and 2001.
Glasgow Rangers competed for 1 season in 1988.

League & Playoffs Winners

1969-2015

Season League Winners League Runner-Up Playoffs Winners Playoffs Runner-Up
1969-70 Boroughmuir (1)
1970-71 Boroughmuir (2)
1971-72 Boroughmuir (3)
1972-73 Boroughmuir (4)
1973-74 Boroughmuir (5)
1974-75 Boroughmuir (6)
1975-76 Boroughmuir (7) Paisley B.C.
1976-77 Boroughmuir (8)
1977-78 Boroughmuir (9)
1978-79 Paisley BC (1)
1979-80 MIM Livingston (1)
1980-81 MIM Livingston (2)
1981-82 MIM Livingston (3)
1982-83 MIM Livingston (4) Team Solripe Falkirk MIM Livingston Team Solripe Falkirk
1983-84 MIM Livingston (5)
1984-85 Falkirk (1)MIM Livingston Falkirk MIM Livingston
1985-86 MIM Livingston (6)
1986-87 MIM Livingston (7) MIM Livingston Falkirk
1987-88 Cumnock Curries (1)
1988-89 MIM Livingston (8)
1989-90 Livingston Bulls (9)
1990-91 Livingston Bulls (10)
1991-92 Livingston Bulls (11)
1992-93 Livingston Bulls (12)
1993-94 Livingston Bulls (13)
1994-95 Livingston Bulls (14)
1995-96 Livingston Bulls (15)
1996-97 Livingston Bulls (16)
1997-98 Midlothian Bulls (17) Glasgow City
1998-99 Glasgow City (1) St Mirren McDonald's n/a n/a
1999-00 St Mirren McDonald's (1) Glasgow City St Mirren McDonald's City of Edinburgh Kings
2000-01 Falkirk Fury (1) City of Edinburgh Kings n/a n/a
2001-02 Troon Tornadoes (1) City of Edinburgh Kings n/a n/a
2002-03 City of Edinburgh Kings (1) Troon Tornadoes n/a n/a
2003-04 City of Edinburgh Kings (2) Falkirk Fury n/a n/a
2004-05 City of Edinburgh Kings (3) Troon Tornadoes n/a n/a
2005-06 Troon Tornadoes (2) City of Edinburgh Kings n/a n/a
2006-07 City of Edinburgh Kings (4) Falkirk Fury n/a n/a
2007-08 City of Edinburgh Kings (5) Falkirk Fury n/a n/a
2008-09 City of Edinburgh Kings (6) Falkirk Fury n/a n/a
2009-10 City of Edinburgh Kings (7) Falkirk Fury n/a n/a
2010-11 City of Edinburgh Kings (8) Falkirk Fury City of Edinburgh Kings St Mirren RKC
2011-12 City of Edinburgh Kings (9) Falkirk Fury City of Edinburgh Kings Falkirk Fury
2012-13 Falkirk Fury (2) City of Edinburgh Kings City of Edinburgh Kings Falkirk Fury
2013-14 Falkirk Fury (3) St Mirren WCS Glasgow University B.C. St Mirren WCS
2014-15 Falkirk Fury (4) Boroughmuir Blaze Falkirk Fury Boroughmuir Blaze

2015-present

Season League Champions League Runner-Up Playoffs Champions Playoffs Runner-Up Promoted from Division 2 Relegated from Division 1
2015-16 Boroughmuir Blaze (10) Glasgow University B.C. Boroughmuir Blaze Edinburgh UniversityStirling KnightsAyrshire Tornadoes
2016-17 Falkirk Fury (5)St Mirren WCSFalkirk Fury Boroughmuir BlazePleasance B.C.Tayside Musketeers

BBL Competitions

Since 2006, several Scottish league teams have been invited to take part in British Basketball League competitions.

For the 2006/07 BBL Trophy, the teams were split into regional groups of 4 for the first round. In that year, the North group consisted of the Newcastle Eagles, the Scottish Rocks, the City of Edinburgh Kings and the Troon Tornadoes.

City of Edinburgh Kings finished 3rd in the group with a 1-2 record. Troon Tornadoes finished 4th with a 0-3 record.

Since the 2009/10 season, the BBL Trophy has been a straight knockout competition.

Season Competition Home Team H A Away Team
2012-13 BBL Trophy 1st Round City of Edinburgh Kings 61 72 Glasgow Rocks
2014-15 BBL Trophy 1st Round Falkirk Fury 46 112 Glasgow Rocks
2015-16 BBL Trophy 1st Round Falkirk Fury 42 91 Glasgow Rocks
2016-17 BBL Trophy 1st Round Boroughmuir Blaze 74 108 Plymouth Raiders

References

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