British Pro-Amateur League, Lincolnshire Section

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The British Pro-Amateur Leagues are an amateur basketball association, providing competitions for teams that either drop out of the English non-league pyramid or other non-league clubs that have be declared bankrupt. The Lincolnshire Section provides competition for teams in the Lincolnshire region. The organisation is split into two divisions, named the Upper and the Lower Sections.

[edit] Teams competing in the Upper Division

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  • Army Lincoln (Sincil Bank Leisure Complex)
  • Cleethorpes Glory (Grimsby Town Hall)
  • Club Spalding (Spalding Grammar School)
  • Crowle (Doncaster Leisure Centre)
  • Horncastle Trojans (Horncastle Sixth Form College)
  • Immingham and Killingholme (Immingham Sports Development Centre)
  • Lincoln College (Lincoln College Sports Hall)
  • MAT [Mablethorpe and Trusthorpe] Tykes (Skegness Sports Centre)
  • Skegness Basketball (Skegness Sports Centre)
  • Woodhall Spa (Horncastle Sixth Form College)

[edit] Teams competing in the Lower Division

  • Basketball Horncastle (Horncastle Sixth Form College)
  • Brigg Broads (Brigg Comprehensive School)
  • Grantham Seals (Grantham Central Sports Centre)
  • Holbeach Lakers (Holbeach Youth Centre)
  • Lincoln Police (University of Lincoln)
  • Mablethorpe Marroons (Tennyson High School)
  • North Lincs Thunder (University of Lincoln)
  • Scunthorpe College (Scunthorpe College Old Gym)
  • Vauxhall Motors Lincolnshire Basketball (Newark Leisure Centre)
  • Washingbrough and Branston (Washingborough Gym Hall)