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词条 2001–02 British Basketball League season
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  1. Notable occurrences

  2. BBL Championship (Tier 1)

     Final standings  Northern Conference  Southern Conference  The Play-offs  1st Round  Quarter-finals  Semi-finals  Final 

  3. National League Conference (Tier 2)

     Final standings 

  4. National League Division 1 (Tier 3)

     Final standings 

  5. National League Division 2 North (=Tier 4)

     Final standings 

  6. National League Division 2 South (=Tier 4)

     Final standings 

  7. NTL National Cup

     Last 16  Quarter Finals  Semi Finals  Final 

  8. BBL Trophy

      Group Stage    Quarter-finals    Semi-finals    Final  

  9. All-Star Game

  10. Statistics leaders

  11. Seasonal awards

  12. References

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The 2001–02 season was the 15th season in the history of the British Basketball League. The regular season ran from September 27, 2001, to March 31, 2002, whilst the post-season Play-offs culminated with the Grand Final at Wembley Arena on April 27. Chester Jets claimed a famous "clean-sweep" by winning all three BBL competitions as well as the home National Cup. Jets' head coach Robbie Peers was awarded the League's Coach of the Year accolade whilst John Thomas, also of the Jets, claimed that Player of the Year award.

London Towers represented the United Kingdom in Europe's most prestigious competition, the Euroleague, however the capital-based team came up against giants Kinder Bologna, FC Barcelona and Union Olimpija in Group B and eventually finished with a 0-14 record. Birmingham Bullets made a brief appearance in the North European Basketball League.

The Manchester Giants franchise, once one of the League's title contenders, were withdrawn from the BBL midway through the season by League officials following ongoing financial difficulties. Prior to withdrawing in December, the Giants had a 2-7 record in the Northern Conference.

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Notable occurrences

  • It was announced on December 7, 2001, that the Manchester Giants franchise had been withdrawn by League officials. The team had a 2-7 record in the Northern Conference before being expelled from the competition due to unfulfilling a fixture and a lack of finance.[1]
  • The Southern All-Star's claimed the annual All-Star Game with an emphatic 196-142 victory against the Northern All-Stars at the Telewest Arena. Greater London Leopards' Rico Alderson was named as the game's MVP with 34 points and 15 rebounds. Brighton Bears' Albert White lead the game scoring with 38 points.[2]
  • The Birmingham Bullets' regular season home match against Edinburgh Rocks on February 2, 2002, was abandoned due to a waterlogged court. Severe heavy rain and a leak in the Aston Villa Leisure Centre roof caused the main court to flood and the game to be postponed.[3]

BBL Championship (Tier 1)

Final standings

Northern Conference

TeamPtsPldWLPercentage
1. Chester Jets48322480.750
2. Sheffield Sharks423221110.656
3. Newcastle Eagles343217150.531
4. Edinburgh Rocks263213190.406
5. Leicester Riders223211210.344
6. Derby Storm6323290.094

Southern Conference

TeamPtsPldWLPercentage
1. London Towers423221110.656
2. Brighton Bears423221110.656
3. Milton Keynes Lions323216160.500
4. Greater London Leopards323216160.500
5. Birmingham Bullets303215170.469
6. Thames Valley Tigers283214180.438
= Conference winners
= Qualified for the Play-offs

The Play-offs

1st Round

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Quarter-finals

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Semi-finals

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Final

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| Q2 = 25-24
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| points1 = John McCord (MVP) 31, Pero Cameron 20, John Thomas 19, Calvin Davis 12, James Hamilton 11
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National League Conference (Tier 2)

Final standings

TeamPtsPldWL
1. Teesside Mohawks3418171
2. Plymouth Raiders2818144
3. Solent Stars2218117
4. Kingston Wildcats2018108
5. Manchester Magic181899
6. Worthing Thunder181899
7. Reading Rockets1418711
8. Inter-Basket London1018513
9. Coventry & Warwickshire Crusaders818414
10. Sutton Pumas818414
= League winners
= Qualified for the Play-offs

Play Off Final – Teesside 127 Solent 117 (OT)

National League Division 1 (Tier 3)

Final standings

TeamPtsPldWL
1. Derbyshire Arrows4022202
2. Ealing Tornadoes3822193
3. Ware Fire3222166
4. Oxford Devils3222166
5. Hull Icebergs2421129
6. Westminster Warriors22211110
7. North London Lords1521714
8. NW London Wolverines1422715
9. Worcester Wolves1422715
10. Mansfield Express1321615
11. Cardiff Clippers1222616
12. Liverpool Basketball Club622319
= League winners
= Qualified for the Play-offs

Play Off Final – Derbyshire 83 Ealing 81

National League Division 2 North (=Tier 4)

Final standings

TeamPtsPldWL
1. Dudley Bears3418171
2. Middlesbrough College3218162
3. Manchester Magic B2618135
4. Hanley Hornets181798
5. Northumbria University1418711
6. Colchester Alliance141679
7. Northampton Neptunes1216610
8. South Nottingham College1216610
9. University of Birmingham416214
10. Sheffield Sabres215114
= League winners
= Qualified for the Play-offs

Play Off Final – Dudley 63 Bristol 58

National League Division 2 South (=Tier 4)

Final standings

TeamPtsPldWL
1. Bristol Bombers3216160
2. Barking & Dagenham Thunder2216115
3. Taunton Tigers2016106
4. Tamar Valley Cannons2016106
5. Brighton Cougars161688
6. Brixton TopCats141679
7. Thames Valley Tigers B816412
8. Bognor Pirates616313
9. Swindon Sonics616313
10. Oxford Braves – withdrewN/A1477
= League winners
= Qualified for the Play-offs

NTL National Cup

Last 16

Team 1Team 2Score
Worthing Thunder Leicester Riders 89-126
Plymouth Raiders Birmingham Bullets 75-101
Teesside Mohawks Newcastle Eagles 101-113
Chester Jets Brighton Bears 90-74
Edinburgh Rocks London Towers 86-84
Manchester Giants Thames Valley Tigers 75-87
Derby Storm Milton Keynes Lions 70-90
Greater London Leopards Sheffield Sharks 88-96

Quarter Finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Milton Keynes Lions Thames Valley Tigers 70-83
Leicester Riders Sheffield Sharks 76-99
Chester Jets Newcastle Eagles 92-83
Birmingham Bullets Edinburgh Rocks 67-66

Semi Finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Chester Jets Thames Valley Tigers 106-90
Birmingham Bullets Sheffield Sharks 75-70

Final

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BBL Trophy

This season's BBL Trophy featured all 12 BBL teams. The First Round saw all 12 teams split into two groups with the top four finishing teams advancing to the knockout stage.

Group Stage

{{col-begin}}{{col-2}}Group A
TeamPtsPldWLPercent
1.Chester Jets105501.000
2.Brighton Bears85410.800
3.Greater London Leopards65320.600
4.Thames Valley Tigers45230.400
5.Derby Storm25140.200
6.Leicester Riders05050.000
{{col-2}}Group B
TeamPtsPldWLPercent
1.Milton Keynes Lions85410.800
2.Sheffield Sharks85410.800
3.London Towers65320.600
4.Newcastle Eagles65320.600
5.Birmingham Bullets25140.200
6.Edinburgh Rocks05050.000
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Quarter-finals

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Semi-finals

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Final

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| date = March 16, 2002
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| teamA = Chester Jets
| scoreA = 90
| scoreB = 89
| Q1 = 27-20
| Q2 = 17-23
| Q3 = 19-26
| Q4 = 27-20
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All-Star Game

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Statistics leaders

CategoryPlayerStat
Points per gameUSA}} John McCord (Chester Jets) 25.5
Rebounds per gamePanama}} Antonia Garcia (Birmingham Bullets) 14.9
Assists per gameBarbados}}{{flagicon|UK}} Nigel Lloyd (Milton Keynes Lions) 6.8

Seasonal awards

  • Most Valuable Player: John Thomas (Chester Jets)
  • Coach of the Year: Robbie Peers (Chester Jets)
  • Defensive Player of the Year: Brendan Graves (Edinburgh Rocks)
  • Most Improved Player: Victor Payne (Milton Keynes Lions)
  • Sixth Man Award: Rodger Farrington (Brighton Bears)

References

1. ^{{cite news| title = Cash-strapped Giants sacked from big league | url = http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-80643068.html | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20150323011742/http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-80643068.html | dead-url = yes | archive-date = 2015-03-23 | year = 2002 | accessdate = 2012-11-21 | work=Daily Mail}}
2. ^{{cite news| title = South poles ahead in All-Star rout | url = http://www.britball.com/2002/allstar02.html | year = 2002 | accessdate = 2012-11-21 | publisher = Britball.com}}
3. ^{{cite news| title = Newcastle leap to third | url = http://www.britball.com/2002/bbl020202.html | year = 2002 | accessdate = 2012-11-21 | publisher = Britball.com}}
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