Sheffield Hatters v London Lions Women

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Saturday 7 Nov 2026

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Canon Medical Arena • 

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Sheffield Hatters are one of Britain’s longest-established women’s basketball clubs, founded in Sheffield in 1961 and known for competing at the highest levels of the domestic game. The team has appeared in the Women’s British Basketball League (WBBL) and its successor, the Super League Basketball women’s competition, facing leading clubs from across the country. Hatters have built an impressive honours record, including the 2019 WBBL Championship and the 2017 WBBL Trophy, and have also claimed numerous national titles across different eras of British women’s basketball. Their squads combine experienced professionals with emerging talent, and the club has played an important role in developing players and promoting women’s basketball in South Yorkshire. Sheffield Hatters are based at the English Institute of Sport Sheffield, a major multi-sport venue that provides facilities for training and home fixtures. The club’s long history, championship success and commitment to player development make it a significant name in UK basketball. For supporters searching for Sheffield Hatters fixtures, results, roster news and competition updates, the team offers a strong connection to the city’s sporting community and a proud tradition of success on the court.

London Lions Women are a London-based basketball team known for competing in the Women’s British Basketball League (WBBL) and European competitions, including EuroCup Women. The club achieved a landmark success in 2024 by winning EuroCup Women, becoming the first British team to claim the title. In domestic play, the Lions also completed a WBBL treble in the 2022–23 season, winning the Championship, Cup and Playoffs. Notable players associated with the team include British guard Holly Winterburn and American forward Megan Gustafson, who contributed to the Lions’ successful European campaign. The team has played home games at the Copper Box Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a major East London venue also used for basketball and other sports. With a record of domestic trophies and European achievement, London Lions Women have helped raise the profile of women’s basketball in Britain and brought increased attention to the WBBL and EuroCup Women. Fans looking for London Lions Women results, honours, players and home-court information can explore the club’s history across British and international basketball.