In just their first full season of AoC competition, the COHENEL Warrior women’s team completed all league games with a perfect record with 5 wins and zero losses, establishing the girl’s academy as a force to be reckoned with across London colleges and sixth forms who provide competitive girl’s basketball. Shaianne Knight, Imam Roomes, Courtney Foster and Jennifer Sonde led
COHENEL Warriors concluded their most successful season yet in the ABL Final Fours, finishing as runners-up to the recently crowned national champions, New City College, by 3 in a dramatic finale that was decided in the dying seconds of the game. The Warriors (19-3) came into the semi-finals on the back of a strong post-season
COHENEL guard Tobi Ojuri has been named ABL Western Conference Most Improved Player honours for the 2019/20 season, making history as the first Warriors player to ever receive the coveted award. After playing a pivotal role in the Warriors run to the Final Fours, Ojuri’s impact on both ends of the floor caught the attention of coaches throughout the
COHENEL’s three point shooting guard, Joseph Powell, has been recognised by coaches across the league and awarded ‘All-ABL’ Second Team status, for his fine form this season. The ABL is in the midst of their end of season awards, which recognise the top players from all across the country. The ABL is an invitation only competition that comprises
Standout COHENEL point guard, Blessing Makanda, has been recognised as one of the top 5 players in the ABL Western Conference being named to the All-ABL First Team for the 2019/20 season. The ABL is an invitation only competition that comprises of 40 the top teams from across England, split into four conferences. Colleges that have
The COHENEL Warriors were crowned CBL U18 Champions for the 2019/20 season – successfully defending their reign as the top team in London’s biggest basketball league. The Warriors snagged their title in style, going undefeated throughout the entire campaign, with 6 wins against zero losses, before the season was cut short due to covid-19. Mathematically, it was
