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Hoopsfix was officially launched January 1st 2010. Since then, its traffic has grown to 30,000 unique visitors a month, with over 9000 subscribers across all platforms and has had articles or videos featured online at ESPN (TV broadcast aswell), BBC South East (TV), Sports Illustrated, SLAM Online, Dime Magazine, World Star Hip Hop and in the Wall Street Journal to name a few.
Hoopsfix has become the number one authority online for British basketball, followed by not only British basketball fans and players but a number of other international basketball websites and writers. With a focus on, but not limited to, British basketball prospects, you will find daily news, video, article, interview and feature updates, giving UK hoops junkies a daily fix of British basketball. Source
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Search ArticlesOG Anunoby backs Camden court refurb in Argyle Square
OG Anunoby is putting his own money into grassroots basketball in London, backing the refurbishment of Argyle Square court in Camden alongside the Mayor of London, Camden Council and the NBPA Foundation. The London-born New York Knicks forward announced the investment during a visit to the capital, as City Hall moves ahead with a wider push to improve basketball facilities across London.
Liverpool Basketball to join SLB as top-flight hoops returns to the city
Liverpool Basketball will join Super League Basketball next season, bringing top-flight men’s professional basketball back to the city for the first time in more than a decade. The new franchise will compete in the 2026-27 season and call M&S Bank Arena home, with SLB confirming the 11,000-capacity waterfront venue as the club’s base. The move was already on the radar last year.
London Lions to make history against Portland Trail Blazers
London Lions will become the first British club in history to face an NBA team when they take on the Portland Trail Blazers in a preseason game at the Moda Center on Monday 12 October 2026. The fixture tips off at 1:00pm local time, which means a 9:00pm BST slot for supporters in the UK, giving the Lions a prime-time autumn stage for one of the biggest nights in the club’s history.
Manchester add British quartet for 2026-27
Manchester have confirmed their first moves for the 2026-27 season, with Great Britain internationals Kaiyem Cleary and Kayne Henry returning and Ciaran Sandy and Jonathan Brown arriving to give the side a strong British core. Cleary and Henry both arrived last summer and quickly became central to Matthew Otten’s plans, giving Manchester a domestic core built around familiarity, versatility and defensive intensity. “Not many things replicate the feeling of playing for your city,” reflected Cleary.
NBA to take over Trafalgar Square again with Jr. NBA 3v3 and Creator Tournament
The NBA is set to take over Trafalgar Square again this Thursday, with the capital’s iconic landmark hosting two separate events across the day. The morning programme is the Jr. NBA 3v3 schools event, with London’s best young hoopers going head-to-head on the square from 9am, before the NBA 3X London Creator Tournament, with influencer captains DJ AG, Darkest, Harry, Elz and Joel Henry taking to the floor at 5:30pm.
Great Britain’s World Cup hopes end in narrow Iceland loss in Manchester
Great Britain’s hopes of reaching the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup are over after a narrow 88-86 defeat to Iceland in Manchester. Iceland advanced to the Second Round of the European Qualifiers after a comeback built around a strong third quarter and a late burst in the closing stages, with Great Britain unable to respond in the final possession sequence.
London Lions in EuroLeague franchise bid
London Lions are in the mix for a EuroLeague franchise in London as the competition pushes towards an expanded 24-team model to compete with the incoming NBA Europe League. City AM reported that EuroLeague CEO Chus Bueno said the Lions are one of several potential buyers for the London franchise, with the club already taking steps to strengthen their case by securing a place in EuroCup for 2026-27. “In the case of London, we have the interest of the London Lions, just to be clear.
England 3×3 squads named for Commonwealth Games medal defence
England have named their 3×3 squads for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with both the men and women targeting a medal defence at the Scottish Event Campus. The 3×3 competition will run from 24-29 July, with the group stage played from 24-27 July. Each pool contains six teams and each side plays five games. The top team in each pool goes straight to the semi-finals, while second and third place move into the play-ins on 28 July.
Hoopsfix Pro-Am Week 4 – live streams, stats, & rosters
The fifth annual Hoopsfix Pro-Am continues on Sunday at Brixton Recreation Centre in South London, with six games scheduled across Week 4, as the playoffs begin. Tickets are still available here where you can get a season pass for all 5 weeks for just £10 or weekly entry is £4.
Tobi Lawal gets drafted with 48th pick to Dallas Mavericks
Peckham’s Tobi Lawal has been drafted into the NBA, selected 48th overall by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2026 NBA Draft on Tuesday night. The 6-8 forward, who only picked up a basketball at 16, completes a remarkable rise from the courts of south east London to the world’s best league. A product of the City of London Academy (CoLA) basketball programme, Lawal is the latest British talent to come through the system and reach the professional ranks.