Myerscough Basketball Academy

Levice, Slovakia – Myerscough’s third season in the European Youth Basketball League kicked started over the past few days as the Preston-based academy faced off against teams from Slovakia, and Czech Republic. Despite falling short on the opening day against a talented SVK selection team made up primarily of Slovakian national team players, Myerscough bounced back in convincing fashion...

Myerscough’s return to the EYBL SuperFinal will prove to not only be a special occasion for the programme but also for long-serving academy coach Mike Bernard as he returns to a place he considers home in Levice, Slovakia.   Prior to joining the Myerscough coaching staff, Bernard had a storied professional career that began in 2002 and spanned 12 different clubs...

Myerscough College Basketball Academy returns to the EYBL SuperFinal which will take place in Bratislava, Slovakia, and is hoping it is third time lucky for the Preston-based outfit. The programme came agonisingly close at the end of the 2018-19 season when it lost out by the finest of margins and were even more unlucky the year after when the...

Following a successful season of growth, Myerscough Junior Basketball Academy will be hosting junior team try-outs on the 3rd of June at Myerscough College, from 1pm. https://twitter.com/My_bball/status/1654204163335630849?cxt=HHwWgsC92YL79PQtAAAA Sign up link for Try-Outs HERE Reflecting on the the previous season, Coach Stoyan Toshkov has been full of positivity: "Overall we have had a lot of small wins this year within the junior programme....

Leeds, England- Myerscough attended the City of Leeds Basketball Club Invitational over the weekend. Playing 5 games in the space of 2 days. Myerscough pitted themselves against Belfast, Edinburgh and Leeds.  The first-year team would claim first place out of four teams with a 4-1 record across the 5 games with strong performances over all teams in the tournament. The...

PRESTON – Dayvantia Campbell-Deeble scored a team-high 22 points on 10-of-15 shooting and hauled in 19 rebounds to lift top-seeded Myerscough into the EABL Finals following a 77-61 win over Manchester on Wednesday at the Myerscough College High Performance Centre.