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East London Phoenix
The East London Phoenix Women's Premier League team is the University of East London's first sporting franchise in its history. It marks another statement of intent for a programme that over the past decade has evolved from a sporting newcomer to one of the leading dual-career universities in the UK.
We are now pleased to announce the expansion of the East London Phoenix franchise to include two more teams as well as the Women's Premier League. Men's Division 3 National League, and Women's Division 2 National League. This expansion will offer even more opportunities for players and students to develop their skills on and off the court, all within a student-led franchise.
Join us and be a part of our growing legacy.
Women’s Premier League
The British Wheelchair Basketball Women's Premier League is the first of its kind for women's wheelchair basketball in the world and the very first professional para-sport league in the UK.
The East London Phoenix is one of British Wheelchair Basketball’s High-Performance Partnerships, and we are proud to be one of the universities to host a women's premier league team there are now five teams in the Women’s premier league (one more added for 24/25 season) we have also got a new Women's League team under the East London Phoenix name. They will play in Division 1 of the Women's League and start their campaign in November 2024.
Men’s Division 3 National League
The National Basketball League is the biggest basketball league in the country. A national competition structure for hundreds of senior and junior teams.
This is the East London Phoenix' first year in the league, and we are conference champions. We are aiming to become national champions and get promoted to Men’s Division 2 in the upcoming season.
Women’s Division 2 National League
The women’s first season in the national league came with many achievements.
They finished the season 3rd in their conference and also made it all the way to the second round of the playoffs. Now looking to win our conference and also become national champions in the upcoming season.
Women’s Division 2 NBL fixtures
| Month | Day | Opponent |
|---|---|---|
| September | 28 Saturday | University of East Anglia |
| October | 5 Saturday | London Thunder |
| 13 Sunday | Barking Abbey (CUP) (Away game) | |
| 19 Saturday | London Elite (Away game) | |
| 26 Saturday | Stevenage Royals | |
| November | 2 Saturday | TBC (CUP) |
| 9 Saturday | Oaklands Wolves II | |
| 16 Saturday | London All Stars (Away game) | |
| 23 Saturday | Hemel Storm (Away game) | |
| 30 Saturday | Endeavour Ipswich | |
| December | 1 Sunday | TBC (CUP) (Away game) |
| 7 Saturday | Thames Valley Cavaliers II (Away game) | |
| 14 Saturday | Solent Kestrels | |
| January | 4 Saturday | University of East Anglia (Away game) |
| 12 Sunday | London Thunder (Away game) | |
| 26 Sunday | London Elite | |
| February | 2 Sunday | Stevenage Royals (Away game) |
| 15 Saturday | Oakland Wolves II (Away game) | |
| 22 Saturday | London All Stars | |
| March | 1 Saturday | Hemel Storm |
| 8 Saturday | Endeavour Ipswich (Away game) | |
| 15 Saturday | Thames Valley Cavaliers II | |
| 22 Saturday | Solent Kestrels (Away game) |
Men’s Division 3 NBL fixtures
| Month | Day | Opponent |
|---|---|---|
| September | 28 Saturday | Islington Panthers (Away game) |
| October | 6 Sunday | London Stars (CUP) (Away game) |
| 20 Sunday | Essex Charge (Away game) | |
| 27 Sunday | TBC (CUP) (Away game) | |
| November | 2 Saturday | NCC (Away game) |
| 9 Saturday | London Sharks (Away game) | |
| 16 Saturday | Canterbury Crusaders (Away game) | |
| 23 Saturday | Greenhouse Sports | |
| 30 Saturday | London United (Away game) | |
| December | 7 Saturday | CoLA Southwark Pride |
| 14 Saturday | Islington Panthers | |
| January | 4 Saturday | Kent Crusaders (Away game) |
| 11 Saturday | Essex Charge | |
| 18 Saturday | Kent Crusaders | |
| 26 Sunday | NCC | |
| February | 1 Saturday | London Sharks |
| 8 Saturday | Canterbury Crusaders | |
| 15 Saturday | Greenhouse Sports (Away game) | |
| 22 Saturday | London United | |
| March | 1 Saturday | CoLA Southwark Pride (Away game) |
