Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The English Basketball League (EBL) is a professional basketball, semi-professional, and amateur basketball league in England. It forms the second-tier of competition below the professional British Basketball League.The EBL was established in 2003 by England Basketball to replace the former National Basketball League, and currently operates several men's and women's leagues in the British basketball pyramid, which is headed by Division 1. This is effectively seen as the second tier of men's basketball in the United Kingdom, along with the less celebrated Scottish Basketball League.There are numerous leagues underneath the Division 1 men's and women's leagues, with the lower leagues operating on a regionalised basis.Beneath the men's and women's national leagues is a junior structure for both male and female with leagues for under 18s, 16s, 15s, 14s, 13s. The England Basketball website contains all the relevant information There is no promotion and relegation between the EBL and the British Basketball League, which operates a franchise system. Despite this, many teams have in recent years made the step from EBL to the BBL looking for greater competition and more exposure.. }
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- English_Basketball_League abstract "The English Basketball League (EBL) is a professional basketball, semi-professional, and amateur basketball league in England. It forms the second-tier of competition below the professional British Basketball League.The EBL was established in 2003 by England Basketball to replace the former National Basketball League, and currently operates several men's and women's leagues in the British basketball pyramid, which is headed by Division 1. This is effectively seen as the second tier of men's basketball in the United Kingdom, along with the less celebrated Scottish Basketball League.There are numerous leagues underneath the Division 1 men's and women's leagues, with the lower leagues operating on a regionalised basis.Beneath the men's and women's national leagues is a junior structure for both male and female with leagues for under 18s, 16s, 15s, 14s, 13s. The England Basketball website contains all the relevant information There is no promotion and relegation between the EBL and the British Basketball League, which operates a franchise system. Despite this, many teams have in recent years made the step from EBL to the BBL looking for greater competition and more exposure.".