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Nottingham Wildcats 79 – 74 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters (18-13, 36-31, 58-59)
Nottingham Wildcats continued their pursuit of the top four as they used a late run to beat rivals Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 79-74 at Wildcats Arena.
The sixth-placed Wildcats have now won five of their last six games in all competitions, and have taken this season’s WBBL Championship head-to-head with Hatetrs while also levelling the all-time league head-to-head at four wins apiece.
Leading scorers – Harris 25, Lovett 19, S’Bahi 15 (Wildcats); Naylor ...
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Mini Wildcats played host to our U11s In a prelude to the WBBL clash between Hatters and Wildcats. Our mini team faired far better in the final result at the Wildcats Arena yesterday with a dominant team display with some great defence ...
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Leicester Riders 74 – 72 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters (20-19, 36-41, 57-62)
Leicester Riders won a crucial game as the top two in the WBBL Championship break away from the pack, after edging out Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 74-72.
The second-placed Riders have now made it six league wins in a row, moving to 9-1, and have beaten the Hatters in the last three meetings. Third-placed Sheffield, meanwhile, slip to 8-3.
Leading scorers – Hayward 20, Smith 13, Oliver 12 (Riders); Gandy 19, Naylor ...
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Caledonia Pride 71-86 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters (12-20, 20-43, 49-63)
Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters inflicted a second home loss of the weekend on Caledonia Pride as they came away with the road triumph.
Helen Naylor made WBBL history by becoming the first player to get to 1000 Championship points in helping the Hatters to the win.
Leading scorers – Oakes 21, Thomson 19, Reynolds 13 (Pride) – Gandy 25, Naylor 19, Woods 16 (Hatters)
Turning point – Hatters made a strong start and a blistering second period ...
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Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 52-84 Sevenoaks Suns (17-29, 29-49, 36-68)
There remains one unblemished record remaining in the WBBL Championship after the still perfect Sevenoaks made a serious statement of their title ambitions.
They inflicted only a second league loss on Hatters with a rampant performance from tip to buzzer as they reacted to being unexpectedly dumped out of the WBBL Cup last weekend.
Leading scorers – Gandy 17, Woods 16, Ashton 6 (Hatters) Carr 27, Clark 11, Busch 10, Fritz 10 (Suns)
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