Posts Tagged 'Match Report'

Nottingham Wildcats 73-83 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters (24-27, 40-46, 55-66)

With one piece of silverware already banked by way of the WBBL Cup this season, Hatters are moving towards taking their second.

Vanessa Ellis and her team made a statement of intent with a big win at Wildcats to stay unbeaten in their Group and are on the verge of making the Trophy Semi-Finals.

Leading scorers – Chelsey Shumpert 32, Jasmine Joyner 18, Michelle Bradley 6 (Wildcats); Sarah Toeaina 26, Helen Naylor 22, Allison Gorrell ...

WBBL Trophy Group Stage
Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 94-80 Manchester Mystics (27-16,48-31,70-49)

Last Sunday, Hatters were making history by lifting the WBBL Cup for the very first time and now they are eyeing up the WBBL Trophy.

They made a statement of intent with a powerful home win against Mystics who struggled to keep pace and had no answer to last week’s Cup MVP, Sarah Toeaina who was super again.

Leading scorers – Sarah Toeaina 32, Helen Naylor 19, Alison Gorrell 15 (Hatters) – Rheanne Bailey ...

Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 109-85 Newcastle Eagles (26-20, 59-42, 84-61)

Sheffield Hatters enjoyed a 109-85 home win over Newcastle Eagles on Saturday.

The victory now puts Sheffield into second place in the WBBL Championship.

Leading scorers – Levke Brodersen 27, Alisson Gorrell 21, Sarah Toeaina 21 (Hatters) – Kalina Axentieva 23, Kara Bonenberger 14, Giulia Simioni 14 (Eagles)

Turning point – Newcastle trailed by just 6 points at the end of the first period, but thanks to a 5-7 three point shooting from Hatters, they were ...

Manchester Mystics 63-93 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters (18-18, 28-44, 44-70)

Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters are the first team into the WBBL Cup Final after beating 2017 winners Manchester Mystics 93-63 on the road to make it seven wins in a row in all competitions.

It is the first time Hatters have qualified for the Cup Final, and they will meet the winners of Leicester Riders and Sevenoaks Suns at Arena Birmingham on Sunday 27 January 2019.

Leading scorers – Evelyn Ovner 23, Samantha Roscoe ...

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 ...