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Flyers Or Phoenix Discover Semi-Final Opponents
Monday, January 23rd 2017
Bristol Flyers know a two-legged play-off against Newcastle Eagles or Leicester Riders awaits in the BBL Trophy semi-final - if they can overcome Cheshire Phoenix in this weekend’s quarter-final.
Flyers travel to Cheshire Phoenix on Sunday, January 29th (5.30pm), with Bristol looking to advance to the final four of the Trophy competition for the first time since joining the BBL in 2014.
The draw for the semi-finals was made live on BBC Sport during half-time of Friday's clash between Newcastle Eagles and Worcester Wolves.
Leicester Riders, the current holders of the BBL Trophy will face Newcastle Eagles on Wednesday, January 25th with the winner facing either Flyers of Phoenix in a two legged play-off at the semi-final stage.
BBL Trophy semi-final draw in full
Riders or Eagles v Phoenix or Flyers
Raiders v Scorchers or Wolves
More details on the semi-finals will be released after the quarter-finals have been concluded.
The last two teams standing in the competition will head to the Emirates Arena in Glasgow on Sunday, March 19th for the British Basketball Trophy Finals, when for the first time in history, the showpiece game will be played alongside the 2017 WBBL Trohpy Final.
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