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23 October 2026  3 min read

WNBL D1 Preview (24/25 Oct 2026) - Live Stats, streaming and more

With the next round of the WNBL National Cup on pause until early November, teams are in the midst of a decent window to push on with their league campaigns.

The first half of 2026/27 is flying by, and six more contests this weekend will allow teams to keep on building before December's mid-season break.

Saturday 24 October 2026

2pm - CoLA Southwark Pride (1-3) vs Brent Bulls (1-2) - LIVE STATS

2:30pm - Milton Keynes Breakers (2-3) vs London Cavaliers (3-1) - LIVE STATS

3pm - London All Stars (1-4) vs Barking Abbey (5-0)  - LIVE STATS

3:45pm - Anglia Ruskin University (5-0) vs Bristol Flyers (0-4) - LIVE STATS / LIVE STREAM

5pm - Manchester Mystics (1-4) vs Endeavour Ipswich Bobcats (2-0) - LIVE STATS / LIVE STREAM

5pm - Worcester Wolves (2-3) vs East London Phoenix (2-1) - LIVE STATS

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London calling

With a strong contingent of D1W sides from the Capital, there's plenty of action in London this week.

Two teams off to a slow start, 1-3 CoLA and 1-2 Brent, both go head-to-head, and London All Stars are the latest side to try and inflict a loss to currently unbeaten Barking Abbey.

Last season's league winners London Cavaliers will be hoping a trip to Milton Keynes helps continue their push to catch the teams above them, and East London Phoenix are also on the road as they head up to Worcester to face Ciani Montgomery and the Wolves.

Welham, Rangel look to push on

Struggling Manchester Mystics and Bristol Flyers both take on D1W stars this weekend as Anglia Ruskin host the Flyers and Ipswich head to the North West.

Bobcats' Harriet Welham has snagged back-to-back Player of the Week awards for her stunning play, currently averaging a D1W-best 31.0PPG. She'll be a tough one to solve despite the Mystics picking up their first win of the season last time out.

Close behind Welham on 27.2PPG is ARU's Olivia Rangel. Picking up multiple awards of her own already this season, she'll look to make the most of a match up with a Bristol team that averages a league-worst 71.8PPG.

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