SBC Scottish Cup

The basketballscotland SBC Scottish Cup weekend proved to be a true celebration of basketball. Held for the third consecutive year at the Regional Performance Centre in Dundee, the event showcased the best of Scottish basketball across various age groups allowing our young athletes to showcase their skills, learn from seasoned players, and create lasting memories on the court.

With a total of eight thrilling games, the weekend did not disappoint basketball fans. The inclusion of the Masters game, which saw Scotland and Ireland compete in the Bob Taft Memorial Game, brought a sense of admiration for the younger generations, as players with years of experience displayed their passion for the game. The wheelchair all-star returned since last making its last appearance in 2020. The East v West teams showcased their abilities, highlighting the inclusivity and diversity within the sport.

The U16 and U18 divisions saw upcoming Scottish players demonstrate their skills, promising a bright future for Scottish basketball. The senior men and women’s competitions were fierce, with both teams keeping the battling close and fans on the edge of their seats.

The weekend not only celebrated the success of the teams and players but also highlighted the importance of basketball in encouraging teamwork, discipline, and resilience.