Hertfordshire Basketball League
2026/27 Season
The Hertfordshire Basketball League (HBL) is an autonomous basketball league, operating under the licensing and policies of Basketball England.
Born in 1975 as the Herts. Premier League (HPL), the league is celebrating 50 years of providing competitive basketball in Hertfordshire. A wonderful milestone and one we are all rightly proud of.
Some of those who were there at the beginning are still playing or officiating and the HBL has always had a reputation for tough competition and fairness.
We welcome you to our league, whether as part of a club, an official, an administrator or a spectator. We are delighted to see you and hope your time with HBL will be enjoyable and, most importantly, fun.
Standings 2026/27
| North Herts Knights 1 | 12 |
| ATG Mens | 12 |
| Bucks Hornets | 12 |
| Hemel Wolves 1 | 12 |
| Harlow Hawks | 9 |
| Hatfield Magic | 12 |
| Bedford Bulls | 12 |
| Hemel Wolves 2 | 12 |
| Enfield Mercenaries 2 | 12 |
| Cassio Cobras | 6 |
Quarter Final 4 ties
- Luton v North Herts Knights 1
- Hemel Wolves 1 v Aylesbury Dux Elite
- Bucks Hornets v Herts Heat 1
- Harlow Hawks v Amersham Comets
Round 1 5 ties
- Herts Stags 52–59 Aylesbury Dux Elite
- Herts Heat 1 65–61 Enfield Mercenaries 1
- Luton 88–79 Michaelians
- Hemel Wolves 1 109–55 Stevenage Royals
- ATG Mens 71–75 Amersham Comets
Quarter Final 4 ties
- North Herts Knights 2 87–62 Herts Heat 2
- Cassio Cobras 78–73 Hatfield Magic
- Watford Hongkongers v Aylesbury Dux Masters
- Aylesbury Dux Rebels v Bedford Bulls
Round 1 5 ties
- Watford Hongkongers 20–0 Cranfield Cranes
- Aylesbury Dux Rebels 54–53 Birchwood Braves
- Hemel Wolves 2 45–65 Cassio Cobras
- Enfield Mercenaries 2 71–75 Bedford Bulls
- Oaklands Vets 71–74 Aylesbury Dux Masters
Latest News
-
Father and Son Kit Up for Michaelians20 October 2026
-
Family Pairings on Court19 October 2026
-
Jo Eames Award Winner7 October 2026
