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Photo - PDC Europe / (Tom Sauels) By Ryan Segal After the joy of watching Ross Smith lift the International Darts Open title high above his head last Sunday, Team Unicorn are back in action on the European Tour, as a select number of the team travel to Kiel for the Baltic Sea Darts Open. The BSDO is the 8th event on the ET circuit this season, with Ross’ triumph last week being the first one to leave the stage with a member of Team Unicorn. We’re represented in all four sessions with fixtures released

Lions Roar to FoursomeThe Story London Lions capped a perfect season by claiming all four available domestic trophies, defeating rivals Cheshire Phoenix in front of a electric O2 Arena crowd. The rivalry between these two sides — which stretches back to the 2024 Trophy Final — delivered another memorable chapter, though it was ultimately one-sided. First Half Dominance London burst out of the blocks with a 7-0 run, with Tarik Phillip hitting an early three and Joel Scott announcing himself with

Sheffield Hatters Complete Historic Quadruple With Play-Off Final VictoryB. Braun Sheffield Hatters secured Women's Super League Basketball history on Sunday, claiming their fourth trophy of the season with a 73–66 victory over Caledonia Gladiators at the O2 Arena. The Yorkshire club became the first women's team in SLB history to complete a domestic Quadruple, adding the Play-Off title to a haul that already included the league championship and the Betty Codona Trophy - capping a season of total

Robinson Makes History with MVP and Sixth Man Double at CheshireCheshire Phoenix's Patrick Robinson has been named the Molten Most Valuable Player for the 2025/26 Super League Basketball season, completing a remarkable personal double after also claiming the Sixth Player of the Year award — a combination that head coach Ben Thomas believes may be unprecedented in the league's history. The award, voted for by head coaches, captains and select media, recognises a debut SLB season of exceptional quality.

Mullings Completes Stunning Double as Sheffield Star Named MVPB. Braun Sheffield Hatters' Megan Mullings has been crowned the Molten Most Valuable Player for the 2025/26 Super League Basketball season, rounding off an extraordinary debut campaign with the sport's most coveted individual honour. The award, decided by a points-based vote among the league's head coaches and captains, adds to an already glittering personal haul. Mullings also claimed the Defensive Player of the Year title and earned

Sabonis Scoops Coach of the Year in Stunning Debut SeasonLondon Lions head coach Tautvydas Sabonis has been named the winner of the prestigious Molten Ed Percival Coach of the Year award for the 2025/26 Super League Basketball season, following a vote involving the league's head coaches, captains, and select members of the media. The Lithuanian play-caller claimed the honour in his very first season as a head coach — a remarkable achievement that reflects the outstanding campaign he has overseen

Ellis Claims Coach of the Year Crown as Hatters Chase Historic QuadrupleB. Braun Sheffield Hatters head coach Vanessa Ellis has been named the winner of the Molten Betty Codona Coach of the Year award for the 2025/26 Super League Basketball season, following a vote involving the league's head coaches and captains. Ellis claimed the honour for the second time in her career — her first since the 2014/15 season — and in doing so becomes only the second coach in Women's League history to win the award

Megan Mullings Crowned Molten Defensive Player of the YearB. Braun Sheffield Hatters forward Megan Mullings has been named the Super League Basketball Molten Defensive Player of the Year for the 2025/26 season, following a voting process involving the league's Head Coaches and Captains. The 33-year-old American has been a driving force for the treble-winners on both ends of the floor throughout the campaign, though it is her defensive contributions that have earned her this particular honour. A disruptive

Tarik Phillip Crowned Molten Defensive Player of the YearLondon Lions guard Tarik Phillip has been named the Super League Basketball Molten Defensive Player of the Year for the 2025/26 season, following a voting process that included the league's Head Coaches, Captains, and select media members. The Great Britain international has been a constant thorn in the side of opposing ball-handlers throughout the campaign, setting the defensive tone for a Lions side that has been the most formidable defensive

Super League Basketball has named Caledonia Gladiators guard Mathilde Domenger as the Molten Sixth Player of the Year for 2025/26, following votes from Head Coaches and Captains.The 25-year-old Frenchwoman was outstanding once again for Chantelle Handy's side as they secured second place in the Championship and reached the Betty Codona Trophy Final. Starting just once in 15 Championship appearances, Domenger led SLB in assists at 5.7 per game, ranked fifth for steals with 2.5 per game, and contributed