Wolves Wildcats 10-6 Sandwell
The first quarter against Sandwell was a tense affair as Wildcats failed to convert several opportunities, or were afraid to go to the hoop but a nice drive from the team capt Tim Parry gave the Wildcats a 2-0 advantage.

The second quarter saw two nice driving layups from Andrew Brackett steady Wildcats nerves. Excellent defence which was to provide the platform for greater things in the tournament was cemented in this quarter as Wildcats again clompted the half without conceeding a single basket.

Two more layups from Sam Spencer and Tim Parry during the third quarter gave Wildcats a nice 10-0 advantage as the game went into the final quarter.

The final quarter saw Wildcats fail for the first time to score whilst three mistakes enabled Sandwell to reduce the deficit with three quick baskets, but Sandwells flurry came to late to stop Wildcats recording their first excellent victory which was a complete team performence.

Wolves Wildcats 14-9 Walsall
The first quarter against Walsall started well, as a Tim Parry layup gave Wildcats the lead against a side fresh from a 48-7 thumping of Dudley. Late in the quarter Walsall tied the game 2-2

Sam spence restored Wildcats advantage midway through the second quarter, But three unforced errors saw Walsall get into their running game to finish on top at the half 4-9

The third quarter saw Tim Parry hit three excellent layups plus another from Sam Spence give Wildcats the upper hand, coupled with outstanding defence, Wildcats completed an 8-0 third quarter which saw them lead 12-9 going into the last quarter.

An early driving layup from Tim Parry saw Wildcats increase their overall advantage to five, and with Walsall now chasing the game and another superb defensive display from Wildcats for another shutout. Wildcats won by five points 14-9

Wolves Wildcats 28-5 Walsall
Due to Dudley's lack of players, Wildcats needing to win this game to win the championship, started with an 8-0 lead as a penalty. Tim Parry with two baskets and two from Jamall Dehaney saw Wildcats dominate the opening quarter to lead 16-0.

Andrew Bracket got the second quarter off to a flyer and with Sam Spencer wading in with a couple more, Wildcats looked comfortable as the lead was now 22-0

Tim Parry and Jamall Dehaney both piled on the pressure with nice little jump shots and William Spencer grabbed his first of the turnament, before Dudley hit a 3-pointer in the dying moments of the quarter which was Wildcats fist conceeded in almost five quarters !

The final quarter saw Jag Johal increase Wildcats advantage and Sam Spencer added a couple of foul shots before Dudley hit a cnsolation near the end.