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British SLB Women 05/10 16:00 2 Oaklands Wolves Women v Caledonia Gladiators Women L 69-65
British SLB Women 05/04 15:00 3 Caledonia Gladiators Women v Manchester Basketball Women W 90-77
British SLB Women 04/26 14:15 - Cardiff Met Archers Women v Caledonia Gladiators Women W 58-76
British SLB Women 04/20 13:00 - Caledonia Gladiators Women v Durham Palatinates Women W 77-43
British SLB Women 04/12 15:00 - Essex Rebels Women v Caledonia Gladiators Women L 93-91
British SLB Women 04/05 17:00 - Leicester Riders Women v Caledonia Gladiators Women W 64-84
British SLB Women 03/30 15:00 - Caledonia Gladiators Women v BA London Lions Women W 92-36
British SLB Women 03/16 14:00 - Caledonia Gladiators Women v Manchester Basketball Women W 95-75
British SLB Women 03/08 19:30 - Cherniavskaya/Zaitsava v Caledonia Gladiators Women L 81-66
British SLB Women 03/02 16:00 - Caledonia Gladiators Women v Nottingham Wildcats Women W 87-31
British SLB Women 02/23 16:00 - Caledonia Gladiators Women v Oaklands Wolves Women L 58-66
British SLB Women 02/16 16:00 - Caledonia Gladiators Women v Sheffield Hatters Women W 67-64

The Caledonia Gladiators are a professional women's basketball team based in East Kilbride, Scotland. Formerly known as Caledonia Pride, they are the first and currently only women's professional basketball team in Scotland, competing in the Super League Basketball.

History

Caledonia Pride (2016-2022)
In May 2016, the Women's British Basketball League awarded a franchise to basketballscotland, seeking to establish a franchise to help better prepare the Scottish national team for the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia. In August 2016, the name Caledonia Pride was chosen and the team's coach was announced to be Edinburgh University women's head coach Bart Sengers, who would coach Pride for the next six seasons. After a 6 year run as Caledonia Pride and a disappointing 31 wins from 104 league games it was time for Scotland’s only professional female basketball team to look at a new way forward in respect of playing personnel and proper funding.

Caledonia Gladiators (2022–present)
In June 2022, basketballscotland announced the transfer of the professional franchise to the Lady Rocks basketball club. The new team was named Caledonia Gladiators, referencing the original name of the Lady Rocks club formed in 2006, with plans for their own custom-built facility in Lanarkshire. The 2022-23 season saw the newly formed club finish 2nd in the WBBL, a highest ever finish for any Scottish team. The 2023-24 season saw the Gladiators enter the FIBA EuroCup Women in a first ever foray into European competition with Coach Ortega taking his team to the knockout stages of the competition. Season 2024-25 saw a 2nd year of entering the FIBA EuroCup Women, however this campaign was short lived with 6 losses and no wins for Coach Handy.

The Caledonia Gladiators Women is a prominent women's basketball team based in Great Britain, representing the Caledonia Gladiators organization. Known for their competitive spirit and skillful play, the team competes in the top tiers of British basketball, showcasing talented athletes from across the region. With a focus on teamwork, discipline, and development, the Caledonia Gladiators Women aim to elevate the profile of women's basketball in the UK and inspire the next generation of players. Their commitment to excellence and community engagement makes them a respected and admired team within the British basketball landscape.