gbSuper League Basketball (women)

Britain's top women's basketball league — Super League Basketball Women, 10 clubs.

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Caledonia Gladiators
East Kilbride — the league's only Scottish club, with the Gladiators' women's team playing at the Playsport Arena.
caledoniagladiators.com
Cardiff Met Archers
Cardiff — the league's only Welsh club, tied to Cardiff Met University, playing at the Archers Arena.
archers.basketball
Essex Rebels
Colchester — the University of Essex club and the county's only professional basketball programme.
essexrebels.co.uk
Leicester Riders
Loughborough — the women's section of Britain's oldest professional basketball club.
riders.basketball
London Lions
London — the Lions became the first British club to win a European trophy, the 2023 women's EuroCup.
thelondonlions.com
Manchester Basketball
Manchester — a young club founded in 2024, its women's team playing at the National Basketball Centre.
manchester.basketball
Newcastle Eagles
Newcastle — the women's section of the most decorated club in British league history, playing at the Vertu Arena.
newcastle-eagles.com
Nottingham Wildcats
Nottingham — a club with a tradition dating back to 1976, playing at its own Nottingham Wildcats Arena.
nottinghamwildcats.com
Oaklands Wolves
St Albans — the Oaklands College academy club, developing young players alongside their studies.
oaklands.ac.uk
Sheffield Hatters
Sheffield — Britain's oldest and most decorated women's basketball club, founded in 1961 by Betty Codona.
sheffieldhatters.com