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1994–95 British Basketball League season

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Sports season
1994–95 BBL season
LeagueBritish Basketball League
SportBasketball
Roll of Honour
BBL championsSheffield Sharks
Play Off's championsWorthing Bears
National Cup championsSheffield Sharks
BBL Trophy championsThames Valley Tigers
British Basketball League seasons

The1994–95 BBL season was known as theBudweiser League for sponsorship reasons. The season featured a total of 13 teams, playing 36 games each. A major change saw theGuildford Kings franchise fold due to the club being unable to negotiate a viable contract with the owners of theGuildford Spectrum.[1] The league sold Kings' licence to a group headed by Robert Earl, Ed Simons and Harvey Goldsmith, who established theLeopards.Oldham Celtics dropped down a division to National League Division One.

NewcomersSheffield Sharks formerly Sheffield Forgers won the regular season and claimed the title in their rookie season in addition to becomingNational Cup champions. Seventh-seedWorthing Bears caused a huge upset in the post-season Play-off to take the Championship crown with a memorable victory overManchester Giants in the final.[2] TheThames Valley Tigers secured the BBL Trophy.

Budweiser League Championship (Tier 1)

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Final standings

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PosTeamPldWL%Pts
1Sheffield Sharks362970.80558
2Thames Valley Tigers362880.77856
3London Towers362880.77856
4Manchester Giants3626100.72252
5Doncaster Panthers3625110.69450
6Leopards3623130.63846
7Worthing Bears3620160.55540
8Birmingham Bullets3618180.50036
9Derby Bucks3610260.27820
10Hemel Royals369270.25018
11Leicester City Riders368280.22216
12Chester Jets366300.16712
13Sunderland Scorpions364320.1118
= League winners
= Qualified for the play-offs

Playoffs

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Quarter-finals

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(1) Sheffield Sharks vs. (8) Birmingham Bullets

Birmingham Bullets85–81Sheffield Sharks
Sheffield Sharks65–55Birmingham Bullets
Sheffield Sharks71–67Birmingham Bullets
Sheffield win series, 2–1

(2) Thames Valley Tigers vs. (7) Worthing Bears

Worthing Bears89–79Thames Valley Tigers
Thames Valley Tigers97–94Worthing Bears
Thames Valley Tigers81–85Worthing Bears
Worthing win series, 2–1

(3) London Towers vs. (6) Leopards

Leopards77–92London Towers
London Towers78–87Leopards
London Towers91–73Leopards
London win series, 2–1

(4) Manchester Giants vs. (5) Doncaster Panthers

Doncaster Panthers108–112 (OT)Manchester Giants
Manchester Giants82–74Doncaster Panthers
Manchester win series, 2–0

Semi-finals

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29 April 1995
Sheffield Sharks72–84Worthing Bears
29 April 1995
London Towers102–109 (OT)Manchester Giants

Final

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30 April 1995
16:30
Worthing Bears77–73Manchester Giants
Scoring by quarter:23–12, 14–23, 9–21,31–17
Pts: Cunningham/Irish 19, Harried 17, Lewis 16
Rebs: Harried 13
Asts: Irish 5
MVP: Alan Cunningham
Pts: Robinson 28, St. Kitts 20, Boden 10
Rebs: St. Kitts 11
Asts: Johnson 7
Wembley Arena, London
Attendance: 8,500
Worthing CoachAlan Cunningham
Manchester CoachMike Hanks

National League Division 1 (Tier 2)

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Final standings

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PosTeamPldWL%Pts
1Crystal Palace222110.95542
2Coventry Crusaders221840.81836
3Ware Rebels221750.77334
4Oldham Celtics221480.63628
5Brixton TopCats221390.59126
6Stockton Mohawks2210120.45520
7Bury Wildcats229130.40918
8Nottingham Cobras229130.40918
9Plymouth Raiders227150.31814
10Solent Stars227150.31814
11Slough Waterside226160.27312
12Swindon Sonics221210.0452
= League winners

National League Division 2 (Tier 3)

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Final standings

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PosTeamPldWL%Pts
1Cardiff Phoenix201820.90036
2Mid Sussex Magic201550.75030
3Worcester Chiefs201280.60024
4Liverpool Atac201280.60024
5Oxford Dons201280.60024
6South Bank2010100.50020
7Westminster209110.45018
8Sheffield Forgers208120.40016
9Northampton 89ers207130.35014
10Stevenage Phoenix205150.25010
11Greenwich Admirals202180.1004
= League winners

National Cup

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Fourth round

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Team 1Team 2Score
Sheffield SharksDerby Bucks57-56
Hemel Hempstead RoyalsLeopards94-120
Sunderland ScorpionsDoncaster Panthers94-99
Ware RebelsBirmingham Bullets94-110
Chester JetsManchester Eagles78-76
Worthing BearsLondon Towers82-94
Crystal PalaceThames Valley Tigers60-74
Coventry CrusadersLeicester Riders79-83

Quarter-finals

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Team 1Team 2Score
Doncaster PanthersThames Valley Tigers59-78
LeopardsLondon Towers76-75
Chester JetsSheffield Sharks73-75
Leicester City RidersBirmingham Bullets79-99

Semi-finals

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Team 1Team 21st Leg2nd Leg
LeopardsThames Valley Tigers86-8083-99
Sheffield SharksBirmingham Bullets71-7273-68

Final

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5 March 1995[3]
Sheffield Sharks89–66Thames Valley Tigers
Pts: Roger Huggins 29, Todd Cauthorn 21, Chris Finch 15Pts: Steve Bucknall 24, Tony Holley 20,Peter Scantlebury 11
Sheffield Arena
Attendance: ?
Sheffield CoachJim Brandon
Thames Valley CoachMick Bett

7 Up Trophy

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Group stage

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North Group 1

TeamPtsPldWLPercent
1.Doncaster Panthers106510.833
2.Leicester City Riders86420.667
3.Derby Bucks46240.333
4.Sunderland Scorpions26150.166

North Group 2

TeamPtsPldWLPercent
1.Sheffield Sharks64310.750
2.Manchester Giants84310.750
3.Chester Jets04040.000

South Group 1

TeamPtsPldWLPercent
1.Thames Valley Tigers64310.750
2.Birmingham Bullets64310.750
3.Hemel Royals04040.000

South Group 2

TeamPtsPldWLPercent
1.Worthing Bears64310.750
2.London Towers44220.500
3.Leopards24130.250

Sheffield finished ahead of Manchester by having the best head-to-head record between the teams. Thames Valley finished ahead of Birmingham by having the best head-to-head record between the teams.

Semi-finals

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Doncaster Panthers vs. Sheffield Sharks

Doncaster Panthers69–75Sheffield Sharks
Sheffield Sharks88–64Doncaster Panthers
Sheffield win on aggregate, 163–133

Thames Valley Tigers vs. Worthing Bears

Worthing Bears91–87Thames Valley Tigers
Thames Valley Tigers105–91Worthing Bears
Thames Valley win on aggregate, 192–182

Final

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13 January 1995
Thames Valley Tigers74–69Sheffield Sharks
Pts:Peter Scantlebury 21,Steve Bucknall 15, Tony Holley 14, Neville AustinPts: Garnet Gayle 23,Roger Huggins 13, Ploutos Vourliotis, Todd Cauthorn
National Exhibition Centre,Birmingham
Attendance: 4,000
Thames Valley CoachMick Bett
Sheffield CoachJim Brandon

Seasonal awards

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References

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  1. ^""Leopards step in." Times [London, England] 12 Aug. 1994".The Times Digital Archive.
  2. ^BBL Media Guide 2003/04, page 12
  3. ^"Nicholas Harling. "Sharks seek the big fish in Europe." Times [London, England] 7 Mar. 1995".The Times Digital Archive.
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