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It’s come to that time of year when our players represent their national teams at the FIBA European Championships, here we’ll bring you up to speed with the latest results as and when they happen and let you know how our current and former players have been getting on. (Dates and times subject to change)
Great Britain U18 Women 4-13 July 2025: FIBA U18 Women European Championships Div B – Lithuania – Group D – Mystics’ Irene Oboavwoduo
Fri 4 Jul Croatia 70-69 GB 1:30pm – Irene started, played 31 minutes, had 12 points, 6 rebounds, an assist and a steal.
Sun 6 Jul GB 90-36 Norway 8:30am – Irene started, played 18 minutes, had 15 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals and a block
Tue 8 Jul Bulgaria 44-76 GB 6:30pm – Irene started, played 25 minutes, had 10 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists and 8 steals.
Wed 9 Jul GB 89-67 Denmark 6:30pm – Irene started, played 21 minutes, had 13 points, 2 rebounds and an assist.
Fri 11 Jul Lithuania 63-54 GB 4:00pm Quarter Final – Irene started, played 24 minutes, had 6 points, 4 rebounds, an assist and a steal.
Sat 12 Jul Estonia 47-76 GB 1:30pm 5th-8th Classification Games – Irene started, played 14 minutes, had 8 points and 3 assists.
Sun 13 Jul Iceland 62-56 GB 1:30pm 5th-6th Classification Games – Irene started, played 26 minutes, had 14 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists
GB U18 Women finish 6th.
Great Britain U20 Men 11-20 July 2025: FIBA U20 Men European Championships Div B – Yerevan, Armenia – Group A
Fri 11 Jul GB 75-61 Bulgaria 10:30am
Sat 12 Jul Croatia 80-63 GB 10:30am
Sun 13 Jul GB 48-61 Slovakia 8:00am
Tue 15 Jul Portugal 66-67 GB 12:00noon
Fri 18 Jul Latvia 70-61 GB 1:00pm Quarter Final
Sat 19 Jul GB 71-61 Kosovo 12:00noon 5th-8th Classification Games
Sun 20 Jul Netherlands 71-50 GB 1:00pm 5th-6th Classification Game
GB U20 Men finish 6th.
Great Britain U18 Men 25 July – 3 August 2025: FIBA U18 Men European Championships Div B – Piteşti, Romania – Group A – Magic’s Demi Babalola
Fri 25 Jul Ireland 68-72 GB 11:00am – Demi started, played 21 minutes, had 1 point, 3 rebounds and 4 assists.
Sun 27 Jul GB 72-84 Poland 11:00am – Demi started, played 16 minutes, had 3 points and 3 rebounds.
Tue 29 Jul Iceland 71-76 GB 1:30pm – Demi started, played 16 minutes, had 4 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists.
Wed 30 Jul GB 69-71 Bosnia and Herzegovina 6:30pm – Demi started, played 25 minutes, had 5 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals.
Fri 1 Aug GB 76-100 Georgia 11:00am 9th-16th Classification Games – Demi started, played 20 minutes, had 2 points, 4 rebounds and an assist.
Sat 2 Aug GB 70-85 Czechia 11:00am 13th-16th Classification Games – Demi started, played 24 minutes, had 8 points, 4 rebounds, an assist and a steal.
Sun 3 Aug GB 71-93 Iceland 11:00am 15th-16th Classification Games – Demi started, played 22 minutes, had 9 points, 3 rebounds, an assist and 2 steals.
GB U18 Men finish 16th.
Great Britain U20 Women 2 – 10 August 2025: FIBA U20 Women European Championships Div B – Miskolc, Hungary – Group B
Sat 2 Aug GB 53-74 Ukraine 7:00pm
Mon 4 Aug Ireland 56-52 GB 2:00pm
Tue 5 Aug GB 33 -61 Romania 4:30pm 9th-14th Classification Games – Group G
Wed 6 Aug Denmark 69-55 GB 7:00pm 9th-14th Classification Games – Group G
Thu 7 Aug GB 57-74 Switzerland 4:30pm 9th-14th Classification Games – Group G
Sat 9 Aug GB 96-41 Albania 4:30pm 9th-14th Classification Games – Group G
Sun 10 Aug GB 82-33 Malta 10:30am 9th-14th Classification Games – Group G
GB U20 Women finish 12th.
Great Britain U16 Men 7-16 August 2024: FIBA U16 Men European Championships Div B – Skopje, North Macedonia – Group A
Thu 7 Aug GB 77-61 Austria 10:00am
Fri 8 Aug Portugal 68-65 GB 10:00am
Sat 9 Aug GB 76-93 Sweden 8:00pm
Mon 11 Aug Montenegro 92-68 GB 3:00pm
Thu 14 Aug Ireland 68-58 GB 12:30pm 9th-16th Classification Games
Fri 15 Aug GB 61-68 Hungary 12:30pm 13th-16th Classification Games
Sat 16 Aug North Macedonia 76-88 GB 10:30am 15th-16th Classification Games
GB U16 Men finish 15th.
Great Britain U16 Women 15 – 23 August 2024: FIBA U16 Women European Championships Div A – Piteşti, Romania – Group A – Mystics’ Mojan Malek
Fri 15 Aug GB 38-102 Spain 11:00am – Mojan started, played 27 minutes, had 9 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and a block
Sat 16 Aug Slovenia 60-55 GB 1:30pm – Mojan started, played 30 minutes, had 10 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 3 steals.
Sun 17 Aug GB 52-97 Latvia 1:30pm – Mojan started, played 28 minutes, had 14 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals.
Tue 19 Aug Poland 88-60 GB 6:30pm Round of 16 – Mojan started, played 20 minutes, 18 points, 7 rebounds, an assist, a steal and a block.
Wed 20 Aug GB 45-74 Romania 4:00pm 9th-16th Classification Games – Mojan started, played 26 minutes, had 14 points, 7 rebounds and 4 steals.
Fri 22 Aug Finland 66-74 GB 1:30pm 13th-16th Classification Games – Mojan started, played 32 minutes, had 18 points, 7 rebounds, an assist, 6 steals and a block.
Sat 23 Aug Czechia 69-60 GB 11:00am 13th-14th Classification Games – Mojan started, played 22 minutes, had 6 points, 6 rebounds, an assist and a steal.
GB U16 Women finish 14th and are relegated to Division B next year.
Saturday 3rd May
Manchester Magic U18 65–70 Sussex Storm – Play-off Semi Final
Manchester Magic U18 missed out on a place in the play-off Finals, after losing to Sussex Storm on Saturday afternoon in the play-off Semi Finals at the National Basketball Performance Centre. They faced Manchester Giants in the 3rd/4th Place game on Sunday afternoon, find out how they got on below.
Magic U18 were led by, Jack Walton 20 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals, Rooney Ani 19 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 5 steals and a block and Demi Babalola 11 points, 5 rebounds, an assist, 5 steals and a block.
Manchester Mystics U18 57–60 Endeavour Ipswich – Play-off Semi Final
Manchester Mystics U18 missed out on a place in the play-off Finals, after losing to Endeavour Ipswich on Saturday afternoon in the play-off Semi Finals at the National Basketball Performance Centre. They faced Nottingham Wildcats in the 3rd/4th Place game on Sunday afternoon, find out how they got on below.
Mystics U18 were led by, Elizandra Costa 17 points, a rebound 2 assists and a steal, Irene Oboavwoduo 16 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals and a block and Carina Costa 8 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 3 steals.
Manchester Mystics U16 78–65 Sheffield Hatters – Play-off Semi Final
Manchester Mystics U16 advanced to the play-off Finals, after victory against Sheffield Hatters on Saturday morning in the play-off Semi Finals at the National Basketball Performance Centre. They faced Richmond Knights in the Final on Sunday morning, find out how they got on below.
Mystics U16 were led by, Anya Williams 22 points, 4 rebounds, an assist and a steal, Mojan Malek 17 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 6 steals and a block and Tiana Walker 13 points, 6 rebounds, an assist and 3 steals.
Manchester Mystics U14 42–68 Richmond Knights – Play-off Semi Final
Manchester Mystics U14 missed out on a place in the play-off Finals, after losing to Richmond Knights on Saturday afternoon in the play-off Semi Finals at the National Basketball Performance Centre. They faced City of Birmingham Rockets in the 3rd/4th Place game on Sunday afternoon, find out how they got on below.
Mystics U14 were led by, Emmanuela Osifo Henry 10 points, 3 rebounds and a steal, Christiana Poku-Agyemang 8 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals and Chiamaka Eze 4 points, 12 rebounds and 2 steals.
Sunday 4th May
Manchester Magic U18 73–57 Manchester Giants – 3rd/4th Place Game
Manchester Magic U18 finished third in the play-offs, after victory against Manchester Giants on Sunday afternoon in the 3rd/4th place game at the National Basketball Performance Centre.
Magic U18 were led by, Jack Walton 17 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals, Ronney Ani 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals and Demi Babalola 7 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals and a block.
Manchester Mystics U18 75–66 Nottingham Wildcats – 3rd/4th Place Game
Manchester Mystics U18 finished third in the play-offs, after victory against Nottingham Wildcats on Sunday afternoon in the 3rd/4th place game at the National Basketball Performance Centre.
Mystics U18 were led by, Irene Oboavwoduo 21 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists and 6 steals, Elizandra Costa 24 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals and Carina Costa 21 points, 2 rebounds, an assist and 3 steals.
Manchester Mystics U16 77–48 Richmond Knights – Play-off Final
Manchester Mystics U16 were crowned National Champions, after victory against Richmond Knights on Sunday afternoon in the play-off Final at the National Basketball Performance Centre.
Mystics U16 were led by, MVP Anya Williams 17 points, 7 rebounds, 8 assists and 4 steals, Mojan Malek 18 points, 11 rebounds, an assist, 2 steals and 2 blocks and Tiana Walker 9 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals.
Manchester Mystics U14 43–54 City of Birmingham Rockets – 3rd/4th Place Game
Manchester Mystics U14 finished fourth in the play-offs, after losing to City of Birmingham Rockets on Sunday afternoon in the 3rd/4th place game at the National Basketball Performance Centre.
Mystics U14 were led by, Adele Tang 12 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals, Emmanuela Osifo Henry 9 points, 5 rebound and 7 steals and Elsa Critchley 8 points, 17 rebounds, an assist and a steal.
May we take this opportunity to thank all the players, coaches, parents, family and friends for your fantastic support this season. Also, a massive thank you to our wonderful table officials, statisticians and referees without whom the games simply would not run.
Saturday 26th April
Manchester Mystics U12 84–45 Manchester Mystics U12 2 – North West Play-off Final
Manchester Mystics U12 were crowned the Under 12 Girls North West Regional Champions after beating Manchester Mystics U12 2 in an exciting play-off final at the Manchester Basketball Centre on Saturday afternoon.
Manchester Magic U12 97–76 Cheshire Phoenix – North West Play-off Final
Manchester Magic U12 were crowned the Under 12 Boys North West Regional Champions after beating Cheshire Phoenix in the play-off final at the Manchester Basketball Centre on Saturday afternoon.
Saturday 12th April
Manchester Magic U16 62–75 London Elite – Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Magic U16’s play-off run ended at the Quarter-Final stage after a home loss against London Elite on Saturday afternoon.
Manchester Mystics U16 101–64 Sussex Storm – Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Mystics U16 advanced to the play-off Semi-Finals, after a home victory against Sussex Storm on Saturday afternoon. The Semi-Finals will be held on Saturday 3rd May at 10:00am at the National Basketball Performance Centre, with the final/3rd/4th place game on Sunday at 10:00am.
Oaklands College Wolves 100-64 Trafford Mystics U16 (Combined Score: 154-156) Relegation/Promotion Play-off Round 2
Trafford Mystics U16 lost to Oaklands College Wolves in the second of two games on Saturday afternoon, however, due to the combined score being in Mystics’ favour, they earn the right to first refusal of a place in the Norther Premier next season.
Manchester Mystics U14 81–62 Endeavour Ipswich – Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Mystics U14 advanced to the play-off Semi-Finals, after a home victory against Endeavour Ipswich on Saturday afternoon. The Semi-Finals will be held on Saturday 3rd May at 12:00noon/4:00pm at the National Basketball Performance Centre, with the final at 4:45pm and 3rd/4th place game at 12:15pm on Sunday.
Manchester Mystics U12 2 61–55 Stockport Lapwings – North West Play-off Semi Final
Manchester Mystics U12 2 advanced to the North West play-off Final after a home victory against Stockport Lapwings on Saturday afternoon, they face Manchester Mystics U12 in the Final on Saturday 26th April at 12:30pm at the Manchester Basketball Centre (at home).
Sunday 13th April
Manchester Magic U18 96–71 London Westside Rangers – Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Magic U18 advanced to the play-off Semi-Finals, after a home victory against London Westside Rangers on Sunday afternoon. The Semi-Finals will be held on Saturday 3rd May at 4:00pm at the National Basketball Performance Centre, with the final/3rd/4th place game on Sunday at 4:45pm.
Trafford Magic U18 84–57 Mersey Mavericks Black – Relegation/Promotion Play-off Round 2
Trafford Magic U18 beat Mersey Mavericks Black in the relegation/promotion play-off on Sunday afternoon, to earn first refusal for a place in the Northern Premier for next season.
Manchester Mystics U18 87–47 Reading Rockets – Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Mystics U18 advanced to the play-off Semi-Finals, after a home victory against Reading Rockets on Sunday afternoon. The Semi-Finals will be held on Saturday 3rd May at 2:00pm at the National Basketball Performance Centre, with the final/3rd/4th place game on Sunday at 2:30pm.
Endeavour Ipswich 81-55 Trafford Mystics U18 – Play-off Quarter Final
Trafford Mystics U18’s play-off run ended at the Quarter-Final stage after an away loss against Endeavour Ipswich on Sunday afternoon.
Manchester Magic U12 95–32 Manchester Giants – North West Play-off Semi Final
Manchester Magic U12 advanced to the North West play-off Final after a home victory against Manchester Giants on Sunday afternoon, they face the winner of Cheshire Phoenix/Tameside Vikings in the Final on Saturday 26th April at 5:30pm at the Manchester Basketball Centre (at home).
Wednesday 16th April
Manchester Mystics U12 103–45 Lancashire Spinners – North West Play-off Semi Final
Manchester Mystics U12 advanced to the North West play-off Final after a home victory against Lancashire Spinners on Wednesday evening, they face Manchester Mystics U12 2 in the Final on Saturday 26th April at 12:30pm at the Manchester Basketball Centre (at home).
If Mystics U14s were to continue our club’s enviable long interrupted run of National Final Four appearances at this level, we would have to overcome Endeavour Ipswich in the April 12th Quarter Final knock out tie. As part of our preparation, James and I had assessed their results in the Southern Premier League where they had finished 4th. Their moderate 9 wins and 9 losses appeared mediocre but something didn’t ring true. They had been acutely inconsistent, losing to some weaker sides yet running most of the stronger teams close.
I found out why in the car park 2 hours before tip off when I conversed with their esteemed coach. He coaches 3 other teams besides the u14s (which he had possibly also taken on because his daughter was in the side). Consequently, he had been unable to coach a large chunk of their fixtures due to clashes. This was likely to mean that the task before us had become tougher than anticipated. It was!
From what little else I had ascertained, I expected Ipswich to press us from the outset, to rely on their 2 high scorers, #7 and # 13, for the majority of their points and to shoot plenty of 3s (probably led by the coach’s daughter #4.) I did not expect them to have as much height as they did or for them to cause us so many problems in the early stages.
They certainly began in a manner befitting their name. I take endeavour to mean having a go and doing one’s very best. Their bright start took us by surprise and forced me into an immediate change of plan. Our first five was out-heighted and Ipswich immediately used this to good effect to score inside. This prompted me to waste no time in introducing Chichi in an attempt to address the balance. It did.
The next problem we faced came from early foul trouble. It meant that the influential Emmanuela needed to sit which provided Olivia with the opportunity to step up. She did so most impressively, as did Zoe when Chichi also picked up her second foul early on.
On the positive side, although Ipswich did press, it prove ineffective thanks to Adele’s, Christiana’s and Darcie’s ability to break it without any mishaps. Their #13 was an early threat inside, scoring 8 points in the opening quarter. Their highly talented point guard, #7, also contributed 9 points via strong drives and free throws. The 3 pointers did come from #4. She missed 1, bricked 1 and swished 1 in the last minute to help give her team a 17-23 lead.
This was only the second occasion we had lost the first quarter this season and 23 points was many more than we had conceded previously. Despite being like Tiger Woods on a bad day- well below par- we had remained in touch thanks largely to Christiana’s and offensive skills. Nevertheless, either a Churchillian type speech or a JCB was required to help the players dig deep in order to raise our game.
We had created more openings than our opponents but had missed several put backs. This was far less of a concern than our leaky interior defence (which had more holes in it than a large cullender) and our mounting foul count. In an attempt to rectify this, I changed some of our match ups. I switched Elsa from one of their bigs on to the other. She had rendered #5 scoreless and was now detailed to try to subdue the more threatening #13. She did such an amazing job that her opponent could only add 1 more basket in the entire game!
Christiana was now detailed to do all she could to put the breaks on #7 with Adele and Emmanuela looking to subdue Ipswich’s long rang sharpshooter. What a transformation! Our team defence stepped up that many notches that Ipswich were restricted to a mere 8 points in the entire quarter. Outstanding defence led to easier offense as Christiana, Adele, Emmanuela and Chichi registered a combined 23 points to give us a deserved 40-31 half-time lead with Alycia having entered the fray and fitting in seamlessly.
Such a magnificent team response now meant that it was foul trouble that was our John Dillinger- public enemy number 1. Indeed, by the final whistle we had somehow managed to have been accused of committing what could be an entry into the Guinness Book of Records for a staggering 30 team fouls (cf Ipswich’s 12.) We had 4 players on 4 fouls and 1 on 3. Fortunately, our strength in depth came through for us big time in the third quarter. Olivia and Zoe continued their excellent work from the first half and Maisie W also contributed positively, as did Morgan and Maisie I latterly.
All 12 Mystics helped us control the third period to the tune of 28-13 as Emmanuela and Chichi ran riot to build a virtually unassailable 24 point lead going into the final stanza (a posh word for period.) This enabled me to share minutes more equitably throughout the last 10 minutes which Ipswich took advantage of to win 13-18 and give a touch more respectability to the 81-62 outcome.
Sincere congratulations to the girls for making it all the way to the Final Fours with an unblemished record at U14s and many thanks to James and Annmarie for their invaluable assistance. Thank you also to the parental support we have been fortunate enough to have profited from all season as well as to the 4 Mystics who did not play this time but who still turned up to support their teammates.
Best wishes,
Jim
Saturday 5th April
Team Solent Kestrels 82-74 Manchester Magic D2 – Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Magic D2’s play-off run ended at the Quarter-Final stage after an away loss against number one seed from the South, Team Solent Kestrels on Saturday evening.
Magic D2 were led by Ronny Ani 18 points, 2 rebounds, an assist and 4 steals, with support from Jack Walton 17 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals, Demi Babalola 14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals and 3 blocks, Luca Lara Sanchez 9 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists and a steal, Dan Davies 5 points, 8 rebounds, an assist and 2 steals, Tyme Regent-Bascombe 4 points, 4 rebounds, an assist and a steal, Thomas Browne 4 points, 4 rebounds, Bailey Goodall 3 points, 4 rebounds, an assist and 3 steals and Sion Gordon a rebound and 2 assists.
Manchester Magic U16 105–83 Newcastle Eagles – Play-off Round 1
Manchester Magic U16 advanced to the play-off Quarter-Finals next weekend, after a home victory against Newcastle Eagles on Saturday afternoon. Date, time and opposition to be confirmed.
Manchester Magic U14 55–62 West London Gators – Play-off Round 1
Manchester Magic U14’s play-off run ended at the first-round stage after a home loss against West London Gators on Saturday afternoon.
Barrow Thorns 77–53 Manchester Magic U14 3 – North West Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Magic U14 3’s play-off run ended at the Quarter-Final stage after an away loss against Barrow Thorns on Saturday afternoon.
Manchester Mystics U12 2 92–36 FBA – North West Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Mystics U12 2 advanced to the North West play-off Semi-Finals after a home victory against FBA on Saturday afternoon, they face the winner of Stockport Lapwings vs Mersey Mavericks at home in the Semi-Finals next weekend.
Sunday 6th April
Brent Bulls 60-35 Manchester Mystics D1 – Play-off Quarter Final
Manchester Mystics D1’s play-off run ended at the Quarter-Final stage after an away loss against number three seed, Brent Bulls on Sunday afternoon.
Manchester Magic U18 99–75 Milton Keynes Breakers – Play-off Round 1
Manchester Magic U18 advanced to the play-off Quarter-Finals next weekend, after a home victory against Milton Keynes Breakers on Saturday afternoon. Date, time, and opposition to be confirmed.
Trafford Magic U18 77–67 York Eagles – Relegation/Promotion Play-off Round 1
Trafford Magic U18 beat York Eagles in the first of two relegation/promotion games on Sunday afternoon, they face the winner of game D at home next weekend in the battle for a place in the Northern Premier for next season.
(The winner of this game, game A, plays the winner of game D at home next weekend, the winner of this game gets first refusal of a U18 Northern Premier place for the 2025/26 season).
Trafford Mystics U16 92–54 Oaklands College Wolves – Relegation/Promotion Play-off Round 1
Trafford Mystics U16 beat Oaklands College Wolves in the first of two games on Sunday afternoon, they face Oaklands College Wolves against next weekend with a +38 point advantage, in the battle for a place in the Northern Premier for next season.
(Games are played over 2 legs, home and away, aggregate score wins. Winner on aggregate would get first refusal of a U16 Girls Premier place for the 2025/26 season)
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• Year 4-10: Saturday 10th May
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Having completed their Northern Conference U16 league fixtures with a victory over closest rivals Leeds Gold, Mystics U14 have ended the regular season as champions of both that league with 19 wins from 20 matches and the Northern Premier U14 league with 12 wins from 12 games. The combined tally which reads played 32 won 31 lost 1 is a testament to the squad’s exceptional team spirit, togetherness, mental toughness and ability.
To prepare for the play off quarter final, we have games at Lancashire Spinners on 5 April before hosting Ipswich the weekend after. If successful, I will try to arrange a game before Final Fours on May 3 and 4.
If possible, please try to come and support our team in the Ipswich game. (No drums please!)
Thursday 20th March
Trafford Magic U18 51–104 Manchester Magic U18
Trafford Magic U18 finish in 11th place in the Northern Premier with a 5-17 record after a home loss against in-house rivals Manchester Magic U18 on Thursday evening. Manchester Magic U18 moved to 19-2.
Up next for Magic U18 was an away game against Myerscough on Sunday afternoon, find out how they got on below.
Saturday 15th March
CoLA Southwark Pride 63-52 Manchester Mystics D1
Manchester Mystics D1 finish WNBL Division One with a 12-10 record to finish in 6th/7th place, pending the outcome of Loughborough’s remaining fixtures next weekend, after an away loss against CoLA Southwark Pride on Saturday afternoon.
Mystics were led by Kizzy Spence-Mussington 15 points, 2 rebounds and 4 assists, with support from Rehana Khalil 12 points, 2 rebounds and an assist, Carina Costa 10 points, 2 rebounds, an assist and 3 steals, Elizandra Costa 6 points and 3 steals, Irene Oboavwoduo 4 points and 4 rebounds and Faith Lord 5 rebounds.
Mystics D1 await their fate in the play-offs.
York Eagles 1 47–52 Manchester Magic U16
Manchester Magic U16 moved to 21-0 in the Premier North after an away win against York Eagles 1 on Saturday afternoon.
Up next for Magic U16 was an away game against City of Leeds Gold on Sunday afternoon, their final game of the regular season, find out how they got on below.
Nottingham Wildcats 78–48 Trafford Mystics U16
Trafford Mystics U16 moved to 5-14 in the Premier North after an away loss against Nottingham Wildcats on Saturday afternoon.
Up next for Trafford Mystics U16 was a home game against in-house rivals Manchester Mystics U16 on Sunday afternoon, their final game of the regular season, find out how they got on below.
City of Leeds Gold 37-48 Manchester Mystics U16 2
Manchester Mystics U16 2 finish 1st in the North Conference League with a 19-1 record, after an away win against City of Leeds Gold on Saturday afternoon.
Coventry Tornadoes 46–71 Manchester Magic U14
Manchester Magic U14 finish 2nd in the Northern Premier with a 17-3 record, after an away win against Coventry Tornadoes on Saturday afternoon.
Magic U14 await their fate in the play-offs.
Manchester Magic U14 2 100–43 Cheshire Wire
Manchester Magic U14 2 finish 4th in the North West 1 League with a 8-6 record, after a home win against Cheshire Wire on Saturday afternoon.
Sunday 16th March
Myerscough 71–80 Manchester Magic U18
Manchester Magic U18 finish 1st in the Northern Premier with a 20-2 record, after an away win against Myerscough on Sunday afternoon.
Magic U18 await their fate in the play-offs.
City of Leeds Gold 68–67 Manchester Magic U16
Manchester Magic U16 finish 1st in the Northern Premier with a 21-1 record, after an away loss against City of Leeds Gold on Sunday afternoon.
Magic U16 await their fate in the play-offs.
Cheshire Wire Green 69-53 Manchester Magic U16 2
Manchester Magic U16 2 finish in 10th place in the North West 1 Conference League with a 3-17 record, after an away loss against Cheshire Wire Green (played at home) on Sunday morning.
Trafford Mystics U16 39–98 Manchester Mystics U16
Trafford Mystics U16 will finish 10th/11th in the Northern Premier with a 5-15 record, after a home loss against in-house rivals Manchester Mystics U16 on Sunday afternoon.
Manchester Mystics U16 finish 1st in the Northern Premier with a 19-1 record, after an away win against in-house rivals Trafford Mystics U16 on Sunday afternoon.
Mystics U16 await their fate in the play-offs.