FALKIRK FURY completed the Scottish domestic double on Friday by retaining their SNBL League title with a crushing 115-53 victory over Glasgow Rocks B team at the Mariner Centre.
With Scotland guard Jonny Bunyan pulling the strings, the hosts pulled away in the first half and were never troubled again to clinch top spot for the third successive year.
Elsewhere, Newcastle Eagles all but booked their spot in next month's BBL Trophy final at the Emirates Arena by routing Plymouth Raiders 126-79 in the first leg of their semi-final.
RESULTS
BBL Trophy semi-final, 1st leg. Newcastle Eagles 126 Plymouth Raiders 79.
BBL. Bristol Flyers 71 Leeds Force 47, Durham Wildcats 76 Cheshire Phoenix 99, Worcester Wolves 87 Sheffield Sharks 65
Scottish League. Falkirk Fury 115 Glasgow Rocks 52
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