1987–88 British Basketball League season
The 1987–1988 BBL season was the first season of the British Basketball League (known as the Carlsberg League for sponsorship reasons), a breakaway competition formed by teams from the English National League and the Scottish National League. The season featured a total of 15 teams, playing 28 games each. In the National League (the tier below the Carlsberg League) the Worthing Bears won the league with a 100% (18–0) record and in the play-off semi-final Billy Hungrecker scored a record 73 points in a 119–110 overtime win over Plymouth Raiders, before defeating Brixton TopCats in the final.
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1987–88 British Basketball League season
The 1987–1988 BBL season was the first season of the British Basketball League (known as the Carlsberg League for sponsorship reasons), a breakaway competition formed by teams from the English National League and the Scottish National League. The season featured a total of 15 teams, playing 28 games each. In the National League (the tier below the Carlsberg League) the Worthing Bears won the league with a 100% (18–0) record and in the play-off semi-final Billy Hungrecker scored a record 73 points in a 119–110 overtime win over Plymouth Raiders, before defeating Brixton TopCats in the final.
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Alan Cunningham 32, Marc Glass 25, Colin Irish 24
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Colin Irish 28, Alan Cunningham 18, Rich Strong 12
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Graeme Hill 23, Rolton Way 23, Tommy Collier 12, Lewis Young 11
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Rolton Way 35, Tommy Collier 19, Lewis Young 17
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List of British Basketball League seasons
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