NBL D1 Recap (14/15 Feb 2026) - results, stats, streams and more
D1M continues to entertain, with a three-way tie atop Pool A and three challengers still very much in the hunt for Pool B.
Birmingham City University, Myerscough and Worcester are all now at 14-5, with Manchester set to join them if they can win their game in hand.
Barnet's win over bottom side London Elite puts them top of Pool B, with Solent keeping pace after their commanding win over London Stars.
In the list below, a * is for Pool A games, and a + is for Pool B games.
Saturday 14 February 2026
* 2:30pm - Oxford Hoops (3-16) 66-98 Birmingham City University (14-5) - LIVE STATS
* 3pm - Liverpool (11-8) 75-76 Teesside Lions (3-16) - LIVE STATS
+ 3pm - Greenwich Titans (3-12) 60-81 Richmond Knights (6-8) - LIVE STATS
+ 5pm - CoLA Southwark Pride (7-8) 81-71 Cobham Cobras (4-10) - LIVE STATS
* 5:30pm - Leicester Warriors (5-14) 88-103 Sheffield Arrows (13-6) - LIVE STATS
* 5:30pm - Manchester Magic (13-5) 80-57 Worcester Wolves (14-5) - LIVE STATS
* 5:30pm - Myerscough Basketball Academy (14-5) 93-59 Sheffield Sharks II (7-12) - LIVE STATS
+ 6pm - Solent Kestrels (12-2) 96-59 London Stars (9-5) - LIVE STATS
+ 6:15pm - London Elite (1-13) 57-100 Barnet Bulldogs (13-2) - LIVE STATS
Sunday 15 February 2026
* 2:15pm - Oxford Hoops (3-16) 59-77 Myerscough Basketball Academy (14-5) - LIVE STATS
* 3pm - St Helens Saints (10-7) 81-68 Cardiff Met Archers (5-13) - LIVE STATS
* 5:30pm - Manchester Magic (13-5) 87-78 Sheffield Arrows (13-6) - LIVE STATS
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Standout performances
Manchester threw themselves further into Pool A's title mix with impressive wins over top four sides Worcester and Sheffield Arrows.
The Wolves were dispatched 80-57 on Saturday thanks to a 24-4 final quarter, before Sunday's 87-78 victory against the Arrows saw the North West side vault past their South Yorkshire rivals and into the top four.
Myerscough also picked up a two-win weekend to move onto 28 points, knocking off Sheffield Sharks II 93-59 and then Oxford Hoops 77-59.
Teesside gave their survival chances a huge boost with a slender 76-75 road win against Liverpool, and BCU bounced back to winning ways as they topped Oxford 98-66.
London Stars' bid to move up into the title race in Pool B looks to be all but over after they were handed a fifth loss of the season by Solent, going down 96-59.
The win allowed the Kestrels to keep pace with leaders Barnet after their one-sided 100-57 victory over London Elite.
The Stars, however, still looking set for a top four finish barring a blip in form.
What does it mean for the standings?
Who comes out on top in Pool A remains anyone's guess, with BCU, Myerscough and Worcester all now on level-pegging with three games to go.
Manchester can join that party with one more win, and Sheffield Arrows will still fancy adding to that group with three winnable games remaining in their schedule.
Pool B looks to hinge on Solent and Barnet's next meeting as both sides picked up further wins this past weekend.
Barking remain in the hunt but trail both sides on three losses rather than two, with London Stars looking to round out the playoff spots despite their loss to Solent.
Player-of-the-week candidates
Reiss Faure-Daley (26pts, 7reb, 11ast, 6stl) stuffed the stat sheet for BCU, Kavell Hawes dropped 20 points for CoLA, and Arrows' Hamza Ibrahim (25pts, 10reb, 7ast) and Leicester's Jaguar Jackson (31pts, 5reb, 10ast) went toe-to-toe in the Midlands on Saturday.
Aaron Bile (28pts, 7reb, 5st) and Jack Walton (24pts, 7ast) combined for Manchester to down Worcester, Harry Sheehan splashed six triples on the way to 22 points for Myerscough against the Sharks, and Andre Arissol (28pts, 7reb, 5ast, 6stl) led Solent past London Stars.
Sheehan (14pts) and Junior Sanchez (18pts, 6reb, 5ast, 4stl) both hit four threes in 'Sco's Sunday win in Oxford, Disraeli Lufadeju (27pts, 5reb) helped St Helens down Cardiff, and Jack Walton (35pts, 4reb) was at it once again for Manchester to round out the weekend, cancelling out 26 points and 14 boards from Arrows' Hamza Ibrahim.
Watch out for the winner on our social channels, with the announcement going live at 5pm on Monday evening.
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