Sunday 23 April set a new landmark in the history of the Cambridge Cats basketball club, as the U11 squad won the Harlow Junior Central Venue Development league with a superb performance on the...
Cats Ladies travelled to Southend last Friday 24th March to face Swifts at Seevic College. With only 7 players on the scoresheet this was going to be a tough encounter for Cats. With little...
Cambridge cats under 14’s took their already outstanding season to another level on Saturday when they took the 3 hour journey to the burbling metropolis of Bristol city to record an incredible 64 to...
Baddow Eagles took the win versus Cats Ladies last Sunday at St Bedes ensuring their first place in the Womens Division 1 Essex league. It was a difficult match for the Ladies who lost...
Congrats to Cats U16s for making it to the playoffs this year for the first time in club history. The Cats will hit the road on Saturday to play the Kent Crusaders at Brompton...
Cambridge Cats is pleased to announce there will be an opportunity for secondary school girls to train on a weekly basis. Sessions will start on Thursday 6th July 2017 from 6-7pm at St Bede’s...
Congrats to Coach Clinton Weddberburn and Cats U14s for finishing 18-4 and making the playoffs. A great accomplishment considering they went 3-15 last year! The Cats open on the road Saturday 25 March. They...
A selection of the Cats U11 played a friendly tournament with the Cambourne Basketball Club on Monday 6 March. The evening was a great success for all players, who had never played an ‘official’ game...
On the evening of Tuesday 7 March the Cambridge and District Secondary Schools Sports Association hosted the annual Roy Burrell Awards. The awards celebrate the excellence, participation and sportsmanship of Year 11 students across...
Cats Ladies took the win last Sunday at home vs Erkenwald Ladies. Both teams were battling for second place in the Essex league. Great hustle and intense man to man defence lead Cats to...
The U11 Cats extended their winning streak to nine consecutive games as they saw off the Leopards (White), Brentwood Fire and the Braintree Blue Devils with a dominant defensive performance. The Cat’s defence was...
The U11 Cats continued their comeback after the slow start of the season with another clean sheet in the Harlow tournament (scores below). The squad made the coaches happy with a great display of...
"Cambridge Cats aren't a new club, having a 20 year history behind them, more than a dozen of which have seen youth national league teams at the U16 and U18 level. The last few seasons has seen significant development for the club and they now have eight teams under their banner."
