2015–16 Scottish Basketball Championship Women season

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2015–16 SBC Women season
LeagueScottish Basketball Championship Women
SportBasketball
Number of teams10
Regular Season
SBC Women Competitions
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The 2015–16 season of the

Scottish Women's National League. 10 teams featured in a single division. In September 2015, Scottish National Basketball League (SNBL) was rebranded as part of the Scottish Basketball Championship (SBC).[1]

Teams

The following teams make up the division:

Results

Regular season

Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Edinburgh University 18 18 0 1434 717 +717 36 League champions
2 Tayside Musketeers 18 14 4 1176 1031 +145 32
3 City of Edinburgh Kool Kats 18 14 4 1123 976 +147 32
4
Lady Rocks
18 13 5 1272 1078 +194 31
5
Sony Centre Fury
18 7 11 984 1054 −70 25
6
Boroughmuir Blaze
18 7 11 946 1130 −184 25
7 St Andrews University 18 6 12 938 1134 −196 24
8 Polonia Phoenix 18 6 12 807 977 −170 24
9 South Lanarkshire Colliers 18 2 16 762 1076 −314 20
10
St Mirren WCS
18 2 16 472 741 −269 20

Notes

St Mirren conceded their final seven games of the regular season.
The match between St Andrews University and South Lanarkshire Colliers was declared void, with each team awarded 1 point.

Playoffs

Quarter finals

5 March 2016
11:00
City of Edinburgh Kool Kats
vs.
Boroughmuir Blaze
5 March 2016
12:20
Tayside Musketeers vs.
St Andrews University
6 March 2016
19:20
Lady Rocks vs. Sony Centre Falkirk Fury
8 March 2016
Edinburgh University
vs. Polonia Phoenix

Scottish Cup

Round 1

10 October 2015
Boroughmuir Blaze
39–52 South Lanarkshire Colliers
29 September 2015
Polonia Phoenix 37–40
St Mirren West College Scotland
11 October 2015
St Andrews University
86–67
Lady Rocks

Quarter finals

Edinburgh University W–C South Lanarkshire Colliers
St Mirren West College Scotland
W–C Glasgow University
10 November 2015
St Andrews University
51–40
Sony Centre Fury

Semi finals

11 December 2015
St Mirren West College Scotland
44–73
St Andrews University

Final

31 January 2016
Edinburgh University 77–30
St Andrews University

References