BCB TEAM OF THE WEEK (LEAGUE, WEEK 2)

Standout individual performances were everywhere, with big scoring displays, defensive intensity, and all-round contributions making their mark across the latest round of BCB League action.

Here are this week’s Players of the Week.

Cameron Kahn – Nottingham Hoods

Cameron Kahn delivered two strong performances for the Nottingham Hoods, starting with a standout display against Bristol Flyers II. Kahn poured in 35 points, grabbed nine rebounds and recorded seven steals in a 98-71 win, showcasing his ability to impact the game at both ends of the floor. He followed that up against Essex Rebels with another productive outing, finishing with 17 points and eight rebounds in a 79-77 success to round off an impressive double-header.

Luke House – Newcastle Knights

Luke House led the way for the Knights with an impressive 30-point performance, adding four rebounds and five assists to help secure a 109-93 win over Bristol Hurricanes. House’s scoring punch and playmaking proved crucial as the Knights came away with the victory.

Simon Chamberlain – Loughborough Riders

Simon Chamberlain was instrumental in the Riders’ thrilling 101–99 overtime victory over Essex Rebels, producing a superb all-round performance. Chamberlain finished with 30 points, 14 rebounds and three steals. His impact on both ends of the court helped the Riders edge a closely contested encounter.

Kurtis Henderson – Loughborough Riders

Chamberlain wasn’t the only Rider to shine, as Kurtis Henderson also enjoyed a huge offensive night. Henderson racked up 36 points, six rebounds and seven assists, delivering a dynamic performance that complemented Chamberlain’s efforts in the narrow win over Essex Rebels. The pair combined for 66 points to lead the Riders’ charge.

Ronald Blain – City of Birmingham Rockets

Ronald Blain rounded out the standout performers with a dominant contribution for City of Birmingham Rockets. Blain posted 22 points, 11 rebounds and five assists in the 97-74 win over Worthing Thunder, recording a double-double while contributing across multiple facets of the game. His work on the glass and ability to create opportunities for teammates helped Birmingham secure the victory.