Highlights: Bristol Flyers 77-82 Worcester Wolves
Posted: Tuesday, April 12th 2016
Bristol Flyers v London Lions - SOLD OUT
Friday, April 15th 2016
Bristol Flyers’ final home game of the season against London Lions tomorrow (Saturday) is now completely sold out.
Fans are reminded to not show up to the game without a ticket. The SGS Wise Arena is at full capacity and will not be able to admit any supporters walking up on the night without a ticket.
A Flyers spokesman said: “Whilst it is our goal to make sure every Flyers fan can watch our games, we are restricted by our venue’s capacity, and need to ensure the environment is safe and comfortable for all spectators.
“Following on from a total sell-out against Worcester Wolves, this is a testament to the support of the entire Flyers Family, and Coach Kapoulas, the players and everyone involved would like to say a massive thank you for ending the season on such a positive note.
“Whilst results might not always go our way, everybody has stuck by the team, and we believe we have one of the best basketball communities in the BBL.
“We can’t wait to build on this next season and take Bristol Flyers to the next level.”
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