Ian Birdsall led the scoring with 15 points for Worksop as they avenged a one-point defeat by Ossett when the teams met in the pool stage.

Luke Richardson opened Worksop's account at the English Institute of Sport in the second minute with a short jump shot before Ossett edged 6-2 ahead.

Three free-throws from Chris Days brought the score back to 6-5 before two scores from Godsway Dzoboku took Worksop into the break 9-8 up.

In the second quarter Birdsall netted all nine of Worksop's points, including a three-pointer, to keep them 19-18 in front.

The same player hit another three to start the second half and Worksop never looked back.

A 6-0 run took Worksop clear before player-coach Steve Lawes scored eight points to close the quarter at 37-22.

A Sophie Madeley three-pointer opened the final period.

Meanwhile, at the defensive end, Worksop were dominating the Blues and forcing turnovers.

When Brett Shelton swatted away an Ossett lay-up and Richardson nailed a three from out front midway through the fourth, the game was up.

Worksop closed out the game with an 8-0 run including lay-ups from Shelton and Tom Voice.

Worksop's scorers: Birdsall 15, Lawes 10, Dzoboku 8, Richardson 7, Madeley 6, Days 5, Shelton 2, Voice 2.

Lawes put the victory down to great team spirit: "All of our players are happy to do their bit for the team rather than looking for individual glory."

"To finish our first season with a trophy is fantastic."

With the exception of Richardson, who heads to university, Lawes hopes all of the current squad will re-sign for next season.The side now break from training until September.