BBL Trophy
Finals

BBL Trophy

Section Title: Finals
Table Section Text: None

Season	Winner	Score	Runners-up	Venue	Location	MVP

1987–88	Livingston	96–91	Portsmouth	Aston Villa Leisure Centre	Birmingham	unknown

1988–89	Bracknell Tigers	89–81	Livingston	Aston Villa Leisure Centre	Birmingham	unknown

1989–90	Kingston	86–77	Manchester Giants	Royal Albert Hall	London	unknown

1990–91	Kingston	69–59	Manchester Giants	Royal Albert Hall	London	unknown

1991–92	Kingston	71–68	Leicester City Riders	National Exhibition Centre	Birmingham	unknown

1992–93	Thames Valley Tigers	91–84	Guildford Kings	National Indoor Arena	Birmingham	United States Lester James

1993–94	Thames Valley Tigers	79–73	Manchester Giants	National Indoor Arena	Birmingham	unknown

1994–95	Thames Valley Tigers	74–69	Sheffield Sharks	National Exhibition Centre	Birmingham	unknown

1995–96	London Towers	90–84	Worthing Bears	National Exhibition Centre	Birmingham	United States Tony Windless

1996–97	London Towers	67–59	Chester Jets	National Exhibition Centre	Birmingham	United Kingdom Karl Brown

1997–98	Sheffield Sharks	82–79	London Towers	National Exhibition Centre	Birmingham	United Kingdom John Amaechi

1998–99	Manchester Giants	90–69	Derby Storm	National Exhibition Centre	Birmingham	United Kingdom Ronnie Baker

1999–00	London Towers	74–73	Manchester Giants	National Indoor Arena	Birmingham	United States Danny Lewis

2000–01	Chester Jets	92–81	Newcastle Eagles	National Indoor Arena	Birmingham	New Zealand Pero Cameron

2001–02	Chester Jets	90–89	Milton Keynes Lions	National Exhibition Centre	Birmingham	United States John Thomas

2002–03	Chester Jets	84–82	London Towers	Hallam FM Arena	Sheffield	United States United Kingdom Todd Cauthorn

2003–04	Chester Jets	68–66	Brighton Bears	Hallam FM Arena	Sheffield	United States United Kingdom John McCord

2004–05	Newcastle Eagles	85–60	Brighton Bears	Brighton Centre	Brighton	United States Charles Smith

2005–06	Newcastle Eagles	71–50	Leicester Riders	SkyDome Arena	Coventry	United Kingdom Andrew Sullivan

2006–07	Plymouth Raiders	74–65	Newcastle Eagles	Metro Radio Arena	Newcastle upon Tyne	United States Carlton Aaron

2007–08	Guildford Heat	86–79	Newcastle Eagles	Plymouth Pavilions	Plymouth	United States E.J. Harrison

2008–09	Newcastle Eagles	83–71	Guildford Heat	Guildford Spectrum	Guildford	United States Trey Moore

2009–10	Newcastle Eagles	115–95	Cheshire Jets	Guildford Spectrum	Guildford	United States United Kingdom Charles Smith

2010–11	Mersey Tigers	84–66	Guildford Heat	O2 Arena	London	United Kingdom Andrew Sullivan

2011–12	Plymouth Raiders Newcastle Eagles	97–88 96–80	Newcastle Eagles Plymouth Raiders	Plymouth Pavilions Sport Central	Plymouth Newcastle upon Tyne

Newcastle win two-game Final series on aggregate, 184-177

2012–13	Sheffield Sharks	71–69	Leicester Riders	Emirates Arena	Glasgow	United States B.J. Holmes

2013–14	Worcester Wolves	83–76	Glasgow Rocks	Emirates Arena	Glasgow	Canada United Kingdom Jamal Williams

2014–15	Newcastle Eagles	96-90	Leicester Riders	Emirates Arena	Glasgow	United States United Kingdom Charles Smith

2015–16	Leicester Riders	85-77	Newcastle Eagles	Emirates Arena	Glasgow	United Kingdom Andrew Sullivan

2016–17	Leicester Riders	91-58	Plymouth Raiders	Emirates Arena	Glasgow	United States Taylor King

2017–18	Leicester Riders	90–85	Sheffield Sharks	Emirates Arena	Glasgow	United States J.R. Holder

2018–19	London City Royals	90–82 (OT)	London Lions	Emirates Arena	Glasgow	United Kingdom Ashley Hamilton

Sentence(s)

The first Final was played at the Aston Villa Leisure Centre, where Livingston beat Portsmouth 96-91.

final_sentence: The first Final was played at the Aston Villa Leisure Centre, where Livingston beat Portsmouth 96-91.