Tayside Musketeers

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Tayside Musketeers BC
Established	1993
History	Arbroath Musketeers 1993-2014 Tayside Musketeers 2014-present
Location	Arbroath, Scotland
Team colours	Green, White and Black

The Tayside Musketeers are a Scottish basketball club based in the town of Arbroath, Scotland.

Teams[]

The senior women's team compete in the Scottish Women's National League, the highest level in Scotland and the second highest in the United Kingdom, behind the professional Women's British Basketball League.

The club also fields teams in the U18 Men, U16 Men, U18 Women and U16 Women's National Leagues.

There is also a range of U14s, U12s, U10s and specific Girls basketball team sessions

History[]

Originally formed in 1993 by coach John Grant as Arbroath Musketeers, the club has gone through a range of changes and is now developing a range of teams under the direction of Steve Oakley (Director of Basketball) and a strong committee headed by Darren Logan (Chairman).

The Senior Men's team rejoined the Scottish Men's National League at the start of the 2014-2015 season for the first time since their only previous appearance, in 2002-03. The team resigned midway through the 2016-17 season.

The Senior Women's team joined the Women's National League at the start of the 2015-16 season.

Home arenas[]

Brechin Community Campus

Forfar Community Campus

Salltire Sports & Fitness Centre

Honours[]

Junior Men (Under 18)

Scottish Cup Winners (1996, 2002 )

National League Division 1 Winners (2001, 2013)

National League Division 2 Winners (1998, 2000)

Cadet Men (Under 16)

Scottish Cup Winners (1995, 2000)

National League Division 1 Winners (1994, 2000, 2011)

National League Division 1 Playoffs Winners (2011)

National League Division 2 Winners (2008)

Men's season-by-season records[]

Season	Div.	Pos.	Pld.	W	L	Pts.	Play Offs	Scottish Cup
Arbroath Musketeers
2002–03	SNBL	10th	18	0	18	18	Did Not Qualify
Tayside Musketeers
2014–15	SNBL	10th	22	5	17	27	Did Not Qualify	Quarter Finals
2015–16	SBC Div 1	8th	18	4	14	22	Quarter Finals	1st Round
2016–17	SBC Div 1	10th	18	2	16	13	Did Not Qualify	1st Round

The team withdrew from the 2016-17 season with seven games remaining.

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Sport venues	Caird Park Velodrome Dens Park Dundee Ice Arena Dundee International Sports Centre Forthill Cricket Ground Mayfield Playing Fields Tannadice Park
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