Team Northumbria completed an historic hoops double this afternoon after defeating London Westside 101-51 in the EBL Division Two playoff final.
The victory followed TN's title win and completes a memorable year for baskteball fans on Tyneside.
Parent club Newcastle Eagles have already completed a BBL treble this season.
And TN will bring back a fifth piece of hoops silverware to Sport Central under the stewardship of Division Two Coach of the Year Marc Steutel.
Star man Kevin Wollbrinck bagged a rare triple double of 19 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists - bagging six steals for good measure.
Siman Stewart led all scorers with 25 points. And gutsy Jamie Glen again proved his worth with an all-round masterclass - claiming nine points, six boards, eight assists and three blocks.
Read Michael Race's full report and all the reaction here soon.
Position: Media Manager
Home town/city: Blyth, Northumberland
Favourite sport: Football/Basketball
Sporting hero: Sir Bobby Robson
Position: Media Intern
Degree: Psychology
Favourite sport: Tennis
Sporting hero: Roger Federer
Position: Media Volunteer
Degree: Sports Management
Favourite Sport: Tennis
Sporting Hero: Andre Aggasi
Position: Media Volunteer
Hometown: North Shields
Degree: Media and Journalism
Favourite Sport: Football
Sporting Hero: Sir Bobby Robson
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Hometown: Hartlepool
Degree: Journalism & English Literature
Favourite Sport: Tennis
Sporting Hero: Roger Federer
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Degree: Sport Exercise and Nutrition
Favourite sport: Cricket/Football
Sporting hero: Jonathon Trott
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Home town/city: Stockton-on-Tees
Degree: Media & Journalism Graduate
Favourite sport: Football
Sporting hero: Ray Lewis (American Football player for Baltimore Ravens)
