Reading Rockets make the long journey to Middlesbrough on Saturday when they face the only team they have not played so far this season in the form of bottom of the table team the Tees Valley Mohawks. Rockets go into the game off the back of a good win against Coventry Crusaders last Sunday where juniors Adam Thoseby and Louis Sayers impressed as they scored 25 and 17 points respectively whilst the Mohawks have yet to record a victory in EBL Division 1 this term.

Rockets Chairman Gary Johnson, wishes to express his sincere gratitude to Sasa for the positive changes and impact he's made in his short stay and wishes him all the best for the future.

Rockets Director of Coaching , Matt Johnson and the Senior Men's Assistant Head Coach, J P Campbell will take responsibility for the first team affairs.

The Club's basketball coaching, school and community programmes together with their satellite club development are all separately funded, not affected in any way and will continue to go from strength to strength.

In a fast tempo competitive game, played with a very good temperament, Rockets came from behind to secure a deserved victory where an 18 year old and a 17 year old were most prominent and highlighted the success of Rockets' youth development and Academy programme.

Adam Thoseby who'd top scored the night before at Leicester with 12 points had an exceptional game again, hitting 25 personal points with 3 assists and 2 rebounds.