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Nottingham, UK – Continuing to inspire the next generation of basketball players, Molten has generously donated basketballs and tickets to students at The Wells Academy, providing them with the opportunity to witness top-tier basketball action at the upcoming Super League Basketball (SLB) Cup Final.The donation by Molten, who are commercial partners with SLB, was made in partnership with the Nottingham Hoods, and will allow students and their families to experience the excitement of the SLB Finals

The Super League Basketball x Molten Monthly Player & Coach Awards recognise the top performers in Men's & Women's Super League Basketball.September/October AwardsAfter an undefeated start to the season...Riders play-caller Rob Paternostro was named Molten Basketball Kevin Cadle Coach of the Month for September/October!  Cheshire Phoenix star Cameron Holden was unanimously chosen as Molten Basketball Player of the Month for September/October!  Taylor O’Brien starts a new adventure with the

Super League Basketball and Molten UK & Ireland have penned a multi-year partnership that will make Molten’s BG4500 the official game ball of all Men’s and Women’s SLB competitions from this season.   The partnership between Molten and British basketball’s top division continues a relationship that extends to well over 20 years support between the manufacturer and elite level British basketball. “We’re proud to confirm Molten as partners of Super League Basketball. Molten has worked closely

Ahead of June’s European Championship, FIMBA GB+60 Women have received a welcome boost from the UK and Ireland division of global basketball specialists, Molten. Molten’s UK & Ireland Brand Manager, Paul Reaney visited during a recent training session to present the group with a batch of Molten BG4500 matchballs –the same ball used in major European competition and the British and Ireland Basketball Leagues.The 18-strong squad, whose ages range from 60-73, is currently in training for the European

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THREE YEAR DEAL IS MOLTEN’S LARGEST INVESTMENT INTO BRITISH BASKETBALL AS POPULARITY OF THE GAME CONTINUES TO RISE Molten and The British Basketball League are delighted to announce that Molten will continue their partnership as official ball supplier of the Men’s and Women’s British Basketball League. The deal is the most lucrative investment Molten have placed into the British game, which will see their high quality basketballs continue to be used throughout the League for at least the next

Basketball Ireland and Molten have agreed a four-year partnership extension which will see Molten continue as ‘Official Ball Supplier’ in Ireland until at least 2027.Molten Brand Manager for the United Kingdom and Ireland, Paul Reaney, noted:"We, at Molten, are incredibly excited to be named the Official Ball of Basketball Ireland for the next four years. The energy, engagement and evolution of basketball in Ireland grows apace - to see Molten basketballs carrying the Basketball Ireland logo is a

The BBL and WBBL’s show-stopping marquee event at London’s O2 Arena took place over the weekend, with the very best male and female basketball players fighting it out to take home the BBL Play-offs title. In the BBL final, the perennial favourites Leicester Riders took on the reigning BBL Trophy winners, the London City Royals. It was familiar territory for the defending-champion Riders who reached their sixth final in eight years. The Riders came flying out of the gates to take an early eight-point

One of British Basketball’s biggest weekends lived up to the billing this past weekend as the BBL and WBBL Trophy finalists tipped off in Glasgow. The BBL final saw an all-London showdown between the Royals and the Lions, with the Royals aiming to create history by winning silverware in their maiden BBL season. Meanwhile, the Lions were hoping to add to their BBL trophy collection having already won the Cup earlier this year. Matthew Bryan-Amaning led the Royals' scoring with 26 points and Ashley

The Europa League Round of 16 kicked off last night, delivering drama of the highest quality for the two remaining British teams. Both Chelsea and Arsenal have made it to this point of the competition at a relative canter, but with the competition kicking up a notch, surprise results can often be the flavour of the day. Arsenal compounded that theory with a shock defeat to French side Rennes,who currently lie 10th in Ligue 1. Despite taking the lead through Alex Iwobi early in the first half, Sokratis