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Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 86 – 73 Oaklands Wolves (25-19, 46-39, 70-53)

Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters have gone top of the WBBL Championship table after an 86-73 defeat of Oaklands Wolves moved them to an 8-1 record.

Hatters remain unbeaten at home this season and have won their last five games in the league; while they also hold a perfect 5-0 record in meetings with Wolves since they joined the WBBL.

Leading scorers – Helen Naylor 26, Alison Gorrell 20, Sarah Toeaina 15 (Hatters); ...

Caledonia Pride  67–77  Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters (15-19, 32-36, 49-61)

A week after defeating the same opposition in the Cup, Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters returned to Edinburgh to earn a 67-77 victory over Caledonia Pride at Oriam Scotland.

The visitors improve their league record to 7-1 and extend their winning streak in the competition to four games, while the hosts slip to a fourth defeat in a row.

Leading scorers – Tia Weledji 20, Shawnisay Millar 17, Sian Phillips 10 (Pride); Alison Gorrell 19, Levke Brodersen/Luiana Livulo ...

Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 104 – 57 Essex Rebels (26-12, 59-26,85-40)

The eyes of Hatters are still on the WBBL Championship title after they improved to a 6-1 league record with a comfortable home success against the rookie Rebels.

Essex came into the game off the back of their heartbreaking overtime loss on Saturday against Manchester Mystics, which almost snapped their barren spell. However they are still searching for their maiden Championship success after this setback in South Yorkshire.

Leading scorers – Helen Naylor 22, ...

Caledonia Pride 74-95 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters (14-28, 39-54, 54-70)

Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters moved into the Semi-Finals of the WBBL Cup with a convincing win on the road at Caledonia Pride.

Last season’s runners-up see their challenge ended with Sheffield edging closer to their first WBBL Cup Final.

Leading scorers – Sian Phillips/Tia Weledji/Shawnisay Millar 14 (Pride) – Helen Naylor 25, Luiana Livulo 21, Alison Gorrell 18 (Hatters)

Turning point – The Hatters made a fast start as they doubled up the home side in ...