NEW: HBA Super Six League returns

Online Reporter  

THE Harare Basketball Association (HBA) Super Six League is expected to make its long-awaited return this weekend, as the focus returns to the provincial game.

After a two-week break occasioned by the women’s AfroBasket and men’s AfroCan qualifiers held in Bulawayo recently, six high-profile games are lined up for the City Sports Centre on Saturday.

The women’s league will be headlined by a resurgent Vixens, which is hoping to rediscover its form when it clashes with Bunnies.

Women’s log leaders UZ Sparks play another title contender in third-placed JBC.

Greenstars and Harare City Hornets clash.

The game, however, has a lot of relegation implications for both teams.

In the men’s category, unbeaten JBC put their perfect start to the new format to the test yet again when they clash against Leopards Academy.

UZ Stars meet Harare’s defending champions Foxes.

And Harare City Hornets’ men play the Bucs.

 

Order of play

Greenstars v Harare City Hornets (W)

JBC vs UZ Sparks (W)

Vixens vs Bunnies (W)

JBC vs Leopards Academy (M)

UZ Stars vs Foxes (M)

Harare City Hornets vs Bucs (M)

 

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