The game, organised in partnership between the NBL Division One Men’s clubs, Surrey Sports Park and Basketball England, will be the culmination of an exciting series of contests which saw the competition progress through group stages to the quarter and semi-finals.
Hemel beat Reading Rockets in their semi while Worthing saw off last year’s winners Derby Trailblazers to claim their final places.
Both finalists are currently unbeaten in NBL action, promising a highly competitive showpiece game.
Tickets are on sale costing £8 (children), £12 (concessions), £16 (adults) and £30 (courtside).
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“Surrey Sports Park is extremely proud and excited to be hosting the 2023 KitKing Trophy Final. The Sports Park is home to the Surrey Scorchers and we are known for our fantastic atmosphere and home support, so to welcome two clubs who are also renowned for their great support in what looks set to be a breath taking final, we couldn’t be more excited.”
“We are extremely grateful to Surrey Sports Park and the Surrey Scorchers for hosting the KitKing Trophy Final. I would like this opportunity to thank the sponsors KitKing for their invaluable support.
“This final is going to be quite special with the top two unbeaten teams in the league going head-to-head. Both teams have incredible support and that will make it a great atmosphere. Get your tickets early because this one is going to be a cracker!”
KitKing are in their first year of sponsoring the Trophy. KitKing have been supplying winning team wear to NGBs, professional clubs and grassroots clubs throughout the UK, Ireland, Europe and beyond since 1992.
They are the UK’s leading teamwear specialist with 30 years’ experience in teamwear across, across more than 25 sports including basketball.
*This article was first published in December 2022.
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