The results of the quarter finals saw all four top seeds go through, leaving league 2^nd and 3^rd place teams Tees Valley Mohawks and Westminster Warriors to square off in Teesside, while Crusaders must travel to Bradford for their semi final.

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The Medway Park Crusaders earned their first ever men’s club playoff win in the quarter final against the Hemel Storm. In a roller coaster of a game in which the coaches pulled out every trick in the book, it came down to the very last second as Steve Vear calmly hit a free throw with 00:01 remaining on the clock.

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Medway Park Crusaders U16′s host Newham at 4.30pm and the Crusaders men play 5th place finishers Hemel at 7pm. Lets pack out Medway park and cheer Crusaders onto victory. please invite you friends and family.

On the last weekend of the regular season the Medway Park Crusaders Men weren’t in action, but other results could see Crusaders finish anywhere from 3^rd to 5^th, with 3^rd place giving them an outside chance of promotion and 5^th would see them have an away game in the first round of the playoffs. Once the balls had stopped bouncing on Sunday Crusaders found themselves in 4^th, with only the second home playoff game in club history, and the first ever in Division 2.

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The Medway Park Crusaders honoured their first chairman Anthony ‘Wol’ Sait, 40, who sadly passed away a couple of weeks ago, at their Sunday home game against the Eastside Eagles. 30 of Sait’s friends and family attended the game and contributed to making the atmosphere very special. Before the game started a minute’s silence was observed and during the game a collection raised more than £250 towards installing a Samaritans phone by the Glebe Way rail crossing in Whitstable.

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