 Senior Women Scottish Cup Draw 2018-19
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 U16 Women Scottish Cup Draw 2018-19
Round of Last 16 (Weekend of 29/09/2018) 1. PERTH PHOENIX VS BOROUGHMUIR BLAZE 2. CITY OF EDINBURGH (BYE) 3. GLASGOW CITY VS DUNFERMLINE REIGN 4. HIGHLAND BEARS VS KNIGHTS FURY CENTRAL 5. LADY ROCKS VS FRASERBURGH STORM 6. WEST LOTHIAN WOLVES (BYE) 7. AYR STORM VS POLONIA PHOENIX 8. INVERNESS CITY LIONS VS ST MIRREN WCS U16 Men Scottish Cup Draw 2018-19 Round of Last 16 (Weekend of 29/09/2018) 1. INVERNESS CITY LIONS VS DUNDEE MADSONS 2. AYR STORM VS DUNFERMLINE REIGN 3. GLASGOW ROCKS VS CITY OF EDINBURGH 4. BOROUGHMUIR BLAZE VS GLASGOW CITY 5. ST MIRREN WCS VS FALKIRK FURY 6. STIRLING KNIGHTS VS GRAMPIAN FLYERS 7. GLASGOW RENS VS PERTH PHOENIX 8. WEST LOTHIAN WOLVES (BYE) U18 Women Scottish Cup Draw 2018-19 Quarter Final (Weekend of 03/11/2018) 1. CITY OF EDINBURGH (BYE) 2. WEST LOTHIAN WOLVES VS SOUTH LANARKSHIRE COLLIERS 3. FALKIRK FURY VS PERTH PHOENIX 4. LADY ROCKS VS ST MIRREN WCS U18 Men Scottish Cup Draw 2018-19 Round of Last 16 (Weekend of 29/09/2018) 1. AYRSHIRE TORNADOES VS GLASGOW ROCKS 2. GLASGOW RENS VS BOROUGHMUIR BLAZE 3. iNVERNESS CITY VS GRAMPIAN FLYERS 4. ST MIRREN WCS VS WEST LOTHIAN WOLVES 5. AYR STORM VS STIRLING KNIGHTS 6. PERTH PHOENIX VS DUNDEE MADSONS OR GLASGOW CITY 7. FALKIRK FURY VS HIGHLAND BEARS 8. DUNFERMLINE REIGN VS CITY OF EDINBURGH  MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS AWARDS U10 BOYS - Mark Macdougall (Winner), Jon Burns & Rory Cosgrove (Nominees) U10 GIRLS - Zoe Simpson (Winner), Emma West & Kayla Douglas (Nominees) U11 BOYS - Lewis Fraser (Winner), Mark Macdougall & Jamie Burns (Nominees) U11 GIRLS - Laura Davies (Winner), Leah Williams & Amy Cosgrove (Nominees) U12 BOYS - Ewen Smith (Winner), Peter Cowley & Cameron Morrison (Nominees) U12 GIRLS - Erin Massie (Winner), Rebecca Douglas & Jessica Tavares (Nominees) U14 BOYS A - Ross Wells (Winner), Joseph Fanning & Gordon Forde (Nominees) U14 BOYS B - Rowan Nisbet (Winner), Daniel Scott & Jacob Parsons (Nominees) U14 GIRLS - Molly Plenderleith (Winner), Keri Weir & Rebecca Douglas (Nominees) U16 MEN A - Andrew McGarvey (Winner), Max Mortimer & Jack Cohen (Nominees) U16 MEN B - Toba Akintola (Winner), Aidan Watt & Scott Meldrum (Nominees) U16 WOMEN - Lauren Rafferty (Winner), Sophie Shepherd & Kirstin Clark (Nominees) U18 MEN - Gavin Lafferty (Winner), Jack Adams & Sadhil Jindal (Nominees) U18 WOMEN - Heather Fraser (Winner), Lauren Rafferty & Molly McHugh (Nominees) SENIOR MEN A - Jack Baxter (Winner), Ewan Prentice & Scott Walker (Nominees) SENIOR MEN B - Jack Wilson (Winner), David Hunter & Stuart McKay (Nominees) SENIOR WOMEN - Emma Buckle (Winner), Lynne McGill & Molly McHugh (Nominees) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS U10 BOYS - Adam Massie (Winner), Todd Kilgour & Finlay Ferguson (Nominees) U10 GIRLS - Amy Cosgrove (Winner), Louise Herries & Zoe Simpson (Nominees) U11 BOYS - Jamie Burns (Winner), Lewis Fraser & Adam Massie (Nominees) U11 GIRLS - Rebecca Douglas (Winner), Laura Davies & Mia Sokoluk (Nominees) U12 BOYS - Sam Walker (Winner), Ewen Smith & Gabriel Kaubrys (Nominees) U12 GIRLS - Erin O'Sullivan (Winner), Erin Massie & Sophie Leighton (Nominees) U14 BOYS A - Harris Christie (Winner), Liam Massie & Max Mortimer (Nominees) U14 BOYS B - Anders Kilgour (Winner), Shay Hamilton & Calum Craig (Nominees) U14 GIRLS - Sally Campbell (Winner), Jenni Torrance & Alice Mortimer (Nominees) U16 MEN A - Kieran Man (Winner), Callum Mortimer & Alister Brown (Nominees) U16 MEN B - Tom Ferguson (Winner), Adam Lafferty & Lewis Gemmell (Nominees) U16 WOMEN - Rose Harvey (Winner), Lucy Lemmon & Sophie Shepherd (Nominees) U18 MEN - Jack Baxter (Winner), William Wardrop & Jack Meldrum (Nominees) U18 WOMEN - Abby Cowan (Winner), Heather Fraser & Molly McHugh (Nominees) SENIOR MEN A - Marc Dickson (Winner), Ross Patterson & Andy Sturrock (Nominees) SENIOR MEN B - Gary Kilkerr (Winner), Jamie Fellows & Malcolm Currie (Nominees) SENIOR WOMEN - Abby Cowan (Winner), Emma Buckle & Molly McHugh (Nominees) CLUB WIDE AWARDS COACH OF THE YEAR - Heather Cosgrove (Winner), Kevin Mortimer & Gary Anderson (Nominees) VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR - Amanda Mortimer (Winner), Gillian McKay & Emma Buckle (Nominees) TEAM OF THE YEAR - U12 Girls (Winner), U14 Boys & U10 Girls (Nominees) SPORTS PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR - Heather Fraser (Winner), Todd Kilgour & Jenni Torrance (Nominees) MOMENT OF THE YEAR - WLW Christmas Super Sunday 2017 (Winner), U12 Girls National Challenge Win & West Lothian U12 3v3 Challenge (Nominees) CHAIRPERSON'S WOLF OF THE YEAR - Jenni Torrance (Winner), Molly McHugh & Callum Mortimer (Nominees)   Last weekend, our U12 Boys and Girls travelled to Perth College UHI to take part in the National Challenge Competition. On the Saturday, the boys took to the floor. They found themselves in a Tough Qualification Group against Dundee Madisons (The eventual competition winner) and St Mirren and following two tight games, they progressed to the Bronze Group in the Afternoon. Two wins in the Bronze Group provided the boys with a very well earned 7th Place.  The Girls opened up the day with an excellent 38-22 win against Tayside Musketeers before taking on Ayr Storm in what turned out to be the game of the day. Following two extremely close quarters (8-6 and 21-18 to Wolves), Ayr brought the game back to tie by the end of the 3rd. Wolves retook the lead in the 4th to take the win 37-31 and qualify for the Gold Group in the Afternoon.  The Girls started the gold group off with a early 18-7 first quarter lead against Lady Rocks. The Girls held the lead into Half Time (29-16) and following a back and forward 3rd Quarter, the lead was held at 14pts. A forth quarter fightback from the Rocks brought the game to within 3 with just over a minute to go but the Wolves held strong to take the win 42-27. The Girls then faced St Mirren knowing that a win would give them the Championship. A tight game throughout left the Wolves trailing 21-20 going into the 4th Quarter but with 4 minutes to go they had turned it around to take the lead by 3. Some excellent defence allowed Wolves to pull away and take the lead 33-22 and in turn the National Challenge Shield. On top of becoming the first Wolves U12s team to win the National Challenge, our own Erin O'Sullivan was named the tournament All Star 5 by BasketballScotland. Congratulations to both squads, for not only qualifying for the National Challenge in the first place, but for providing some excellent basketball and entertainment across an excellent weekend. Next up is the turn of our U14 Teams who travel to Inverness Royal Academy this weekend for their own National Challenges. Good luck to those taking the long drive north this weekend!!   On Sunday, we ran one of our biggest tournaments to date. 4 hours of high level, fast, exciting 3v3 basketball from the younger end of the club. 12 teams, randomly selected by a draw, took part in the event supported by Coaches and older players as Officials. For the first part of the tournament, the teams were split into 2 groups of 6 where they played everyone in their group once. Group A: Yellow (1), Navy Blue (2), Red (3), Black (4), Brown (5), Grey (6) Group B: Orange (7), Green (8), Purple (9), White (10), Pink (11), Light Blue (12) Qualification Results Group A 1st - Grey 2nd - Yellow 3rd - Brown 4th - Navy Blue 5th - Red 6th - Black Group B 1st - White 2nd - Light Blue 3rd - Purple 4th - Orange 5th - Pink 6th - Green For the 2nd half of the tournament, the top 3 teams from each group qualified for the Gold Group and the bottom 3 for the Silver Group Following another round of games, we had our winner Gold Group 1st - White (12pts) 2nd - Grey (9pts)* 3rd - Purple (9pts)* 4th - Yellow (6pts)* 5th - Brown (6pts)* 6th - Light Blue (3pts) Silver Group 1st - Red (12pts)* 2nd - Pink (12pts)* 3rd - Black (10pts) 4th - Green (5pts) 5th - Navy Blue (4pts) 6th - Orange (0pts) * - Position decided by head 2 head where pts were the same A massive thank you to all the players, parents, coaches and volunteers who helped this day happen and an even bigger thank you to Shepherds Surveyors who provided sponsorship for the tournament  On Sunday 28th January, The West Lothian Wolves will host one of their biggest ever tournaments.
The West Lothian 3v3 Challenge will take place at Deans Community HS from 12pm-4pm for kids Aged 8-12 (12 years old at time of Registration) The event will include 12 teams, selected by a seeded pot draw, and will include 60 games across 3 courts. All teams will receive a guest coach for the afternoon which will incude club players and coaches Registration is free and is open on our Event Registration Page  Tickets are still available on our Event Registration Page for our next big Social Event, The Big New Year Bash, taking place on the 5th January at Livingston Football Stadium. Tickets are £5
 After our season of "Revolution" this year was always about "Evolution" The club has been expanding over the years and now has matured into the high performing (Division 1) and still inclusive (largest club membership) basketball program that the club's leadership team envisioned. This maturity now places some new challenges for our club. Starting with a clear understanding of our club culture and our image. We have been exploring what the club means to us and what we want its image to project. Many of our members, and the basketball community, have been "work-shopping" everything our club means to us. In short, we have been defining our own "Culture". One of the outputs from these sessions is our very own Wolves "Pyramid of Success" which gives a brief summary of all the layers that will deliver on the club's "Ambition" and "Purpose". These values are "OUR" values. They have been developed by "US" and will be lived and championed by all of us. Our "Pyramid of Success" is just the start of our Cultural Awareness Journey. We will now have to develop our very own "Code of the Wolf" which will lay out the standards that will support our ability to fulfil our aims and values. Building and agreeing that code will again be incumbent on us all so stay tuned for our next workshop. In the meantime, please read carefully our pyramid and lets hear your feedback.   A massive congratulations from everyone at the Wolves to Senior Women player, Sara Plummer, who has completed the very impressive feat of successfully reaching the role of FIBA Table Official. Sara, who is also a Basketballscotland Level 3 Table official, completed the Digital Scoresheet Software Training (DSS) and is now registered as a FIBA Table Official for the next 2 years. Well Done Sara!!!!   1st Round West Lothian Wolves - BYE Glagow University - BYE University of Edinburgh - BYE Tayside Musketeers vs Falkirk Fury St Mirren WCS vs City of Edinburgh Glasgow Fever vs St Andrews University Lady Rocks - BYE Polonia Phoenix - BYE |
