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5 May 2026  3 min read

Dynamik Schools National Finals 2025/26 - Champions crowned, gallery

After the Premier champions were crowned in Essex in March, the Under-14 and Under-16 Co-Ed Conference (mixed male and female), plus the Under-14 and Under-16 Girls' Conference competitions brought down the curtain on another great campaign.

Ormiston Park Academy, St Michael's Catholic College, Bohunt School Liphook and Northampton School for Girls took home the honours after a day of fierce competition.

U14 Co-Ed: Acklam Grange School 80-118 Ormiston Park Academy - LIVE STATS

Ormiston Park claimed the U14 Co-Ed crown behind a monster performance from MVP Kajus Visockas.

The London Stars Jnr. NBL standout helped himself to 65 points and 41 rebounds, with 12 assists and seven steals to boot.

Kayden Grigaliunas (24pts, 7reb) and Rhydan Akuoko (23pts, 10reb) also had productive games as the Londoners led from start to finish.

Jack Cunningham (34pts, 9reb) and Rudi Shephard-Charlton (32pts, 7reb) carried the fight for Acklam Grange, who refused to give up in testing circumstances.  

U14 Girls: The Fitzwimarc School 62-66 St Michael's Catholic College - LIVE STATS

St Michael's pulled off a dramatic comeback to secure U14 Girls glory with a fourth-quarter surge.

The Londoners went into the final period down 52-45 after Southend's Fitzwimarc had made the early running.

But a 21-10 fourth stanza swung it with MVP Sofia Abeleda's 41 points and 11 rebound playing a huge part in it. She was backed by Mary-Oriane Bintje (17pts, 13reb), while Fitzwimarc's Penny Tubbs (19pts, 10reb), Abigail Willson (18pts, 19reb) and Erin Roberts (15pts, 11reb) were all influential.

U16 Co-Ed: Northampton School for Boys 85-88 Bohunt School Liphook - LIVE STATS

Bohunt School came out on top in tense, close battle with Northampton School for Boys to take the U16 Co-Ed title.

Both teams lead by as many as six but it was the Hampshire side that triumphed in a nail-biting finish.

MVP Max Maurice led their effort with 18 points and 27 boards, with Troy Knode pouring in 39 points in front of raucous support for both teams.

Anton Kelly's 27-point, 13-rebound performance was a standout for Northampton while Roman Dowd had 17 and seven boards.

U16 Girls: Trinity CE 68-75 Northampton School for Girls - LIVE STATS

Northampton's battle with Trinity went all the way to the dying moments but they got the job done in the end.

Both teams had held the lead at various points but thecon65est entered the final period tied at 53 apiece.

Northampton sealed it in the final minutes with Urte Maldutyte earning MVP honours with 13 points and 10 rebounds and Amelia Wesley Maryan leading the scoring with 29 points and 10 rebounds, while Brooke Foster had 16 and nine.

For Trinity, Luna Etienne excelled with 42 points and 10 rebounds with Ishioma Ijisonuwe scoring 12 and pulling down 21 boards.