Super League Basketball Trophy Final Nears Sell-Out with 8,500 Tickets Sold

The stage is set for the Super League Basketball Trophy Final, and excitement is reaching fever pitch as fans race to secure their seats.

With just a few days to go, 8,500 tickets have already been sold, leaving fewer than 500 available for the highly anticipated showdown at Utilita Arena Birmingham on Sunday January 26 2025.

The event, which will crown the first-ever Super League Basketball Trophy winners in what is the competition’s inaugural season, has generated unprecedented demand, demonstrating the growing popularity of basketball across the country and considerable appetite for Super League Basketball action.

Fans will be travelling to the Midlands from all over the country to witness the Newcastle Eagles and Bristol Flyers do battle in the Men’s Final, whereas Oaklands Wolves and Caledonia Gladiators square off in the Women’s Final.

 “The response from fans has been incredible,” said Vaughn Millette, Interim Chair of Super League Basketball.

“With just a few hundred tickets remaining, we’re on track for a near sell-out crowd, which will create an unforgettable atmosphere for players and supporters alike. This event is shaping up to be a perfect first Final for the Super League Basketball era and we’re excited to bring the show to Birmingham on Sunday for our fans.”

The Trophy Final promises to deliver top-tier basketball action as the league’s best teams go head-to-head for ultimate glory. Alongside the game, fans can look forward to pre-game entertainment, an incredible slam dunk contest, and an electric atmosphere in one of the sport’s most iconic venues.

How to Secure Tickets:

Tickets for the Super League Basketball Trophy Final are available here. With demand at an all-time high, fans are encouraged to purchase their tickets immediately to guarantee their place at this historic event.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of history and witness the crowning of this year’s SLB Trophy champions. Get your tickets now and join thousands of fans in celebrating the pinnacle of British basketball.