Loughborough Riders 59-97 Reading Rockets: Dominant display sees Rockets ride to victory
A dominant shooting display saw Reading Rockets earn a win in their third meeting of the season with Loughborough Riders.
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Basketball
Reading Rockets apply to join British Basketball League
Reading Rockets Basketball Club have applied to join the fully professional British Basketball League.
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Thames Valley Kings sides poised for return to action
Thames Valley Kings third team was in action this past Saturday against Aces 2nd team from Aylesbury in the return match in Division Three South. Although Kings took an early...
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Reading Rockets 78-81 Nottingham Hoods: League leaders edge past Rockets
Reading Rockets came agonisingly close to breaking the unbeaten record of Nottingham Hoods but were narrowly beaten. In a great exhibition of basketball at its very best , both teams...
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