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Super League Basketball

Men's League · United Kingdom
Claimed league profile · managed by Super League Basketball Standings and statistics league-sourced · not independently verified

The highest level of professional men's basketball in Great Britain.

Category
Men's League
Country
United Kingdom
Current season
2026/27
Clubs
10
Competitions
Championship · Cup · Trophy · Play-offs

League Snapshot

10
Clubs in 2026/27
Nine competed in 2025/26. Liverpool Basketball joins as the tenth.
32
League games each
2025/26 Championship · play-offs on top.
Men
Category
4
Competitions
United Kingdom
Country
2026/27
Season

League-sourced

Social & Profiles

The league's official accounts — destinations, not a verification signal
League-declared

Highlights & Footage

5 videos · published by the league's official YouTube channel

Published by the league on YouTube and embedded through youtube-nocookie.com. Thumbnails are stored locally, so nothing is requested from YouTube until you press play.

No fixtures in the next 30 days. 2026/27 fixtures will appear here when the schedule is announced. Showing the closing 30 days of the completed 2025/26 season.

Super League Basketball — closing 30 days of the 2025/26 season
Date Competition Home Away Score
5 Apr 2026ChampionshipCaledonia Gladiators — lostNewcastle Eagles — wonFinal score 67–96
10 Apr 2026ChampionshipNewcastle Eagles — lostManchester — wonFinal score 95–98
12 Apr 2026ChampionshipSurrey 89ers — lostNewcastle Eagles — wonFinal score 94–103
17 Apr 2026ChampionshipNewcastle Eagles — lostSheffield Sharks — wonFinal score 82–85
24 Apr 2026ChampionshipNewcastle Eagles — lostLeicester Riders — wonFinal score 86–94
26 Apr 2026ChampionshipBristol Flyers — wonNewcastle Eagles — lostFinal score 94–75
1 May 2026Play-offs · Quarter-finalNewcastle Eagles — lostLondon Lions — wonFinal score 72–90
3 May 2026Play-offs · Quarter-finalLondon Lions — wonNewcastle Eagles — lostFinal score 88–69

Real, completed games. Roster Assist holds one club's 2025/26 schedule — Newcastle Eagles — so every fixture shown is one of theirs; both clubs in each compete in this league.

Clubs

10 · 2026/27
League-sourced

A chevron means a Roster Assist club page exists — not that the club is claimed or verified.

Competition

2025/26 Final Standings
League-sourced
Super League Basketball — 2025/26 Final Standings
Position Club P W L Pts
1London Lions — champions3226652
2Cheshire Phoenix32201240
3Manchester32191338
4Sheffield Sharks32161632
5Leicester Riders32151730
6Bristol Flyers32151730
7Surrey 89ers32141828
8Newcastle Eagles — open the Roster Assist club page32122024
9Caledonia Gladiators3272514

Final Championship table, 32 games played. London Lions champions. Liverpool Basketball does not appear: it joins for 2026/27.

League Stat Leaders

2025/26 Final · per game
League-sourced
Points per game
21.1PPG
R. Battle Leicester Riders
RPGM. GrahamSurrey 89ers9.4
APGR. Polite IIISurrey 89ers6.2
SPGR. HollandCaledonia Gladiators2.5
BPGW. LeeSheffield Sharks1.4

Completed-season figures. No leader links to a player: none holds a Roster Assist record.

Real-world example. Super League Basketball is a real competition and every club, venue, standing, statistic and video on this page is real, compiled from public sources on 5 August 2026. This page is not affiliated with, authorised by, or endorsed by Super League Basketball, Genius Sports, or any club shown here. The profile is presented as claimed — a demonstration of the claimed-league state — which means the record is shown as maintained by the league; it does not mean Roster Assist has independently verified anything on it. The standings and per-game statistics are league-sourced imports and are labelled as such. Everything platform-side is staged: Contact League, Follow, Share and Report a correction are non-functional prototype controls. The 2025/26 table is the official final Championship standings over 32 games and is labelled final wherever it appears; no 2026/27 standing or fixture is shown, because none has been published. Club crests, the league mark, the cover photograph and video thumbnails are the clubs' and the league's own published assets, used here for demonstration; video is played from YouTube, which neither hosts nor verifies anything on Roster Assist's behalf.