60–63, at the Wright Robinson College arena, whilst the second game in Sheffield finished in a rare stalemate between the two rivals, ending 78–78. Due to Sharks' three-point advantage in the first leg, they advanced from the series with an aggregate score of 141–138. There was some success for the team however, as three Giants players were recognised in the BBL's End of Season awards honours, with David Aliu, James Jones and rookie Robert Marsden all selected as part of the Molten British Team of the Year. The Giants management announced in June 2014 that the team would be leaving Wright Robinson College and switching to a new home venue, the 1,100-seat Trafford Powerleague Arena, for the start of the 2014–15 season. Logos Home arena Wright Robinson College (2012–2014) Trafford Powerleague Arena (2014–2019) George H. Carnall Centre (2019-2020) National Basketball Performance Centre (2020-present) In February 2018, the club announced plans to move into a new, 2000+ capacity arena, renovating and expanding the previous George H. Carnall Centre as part of a £35 million development in Urmston, Greater Manchester. However, after a change in leadership in the borough council, these plans are considered unlikely to go ahead. Season-by-season records Players Current roster Notable former players See also British Basketball League Manchester Giants (1975–2001) Manchester Magic References External links Official Manchester Giants website Manchester Giants on Facebook Manchester Giants on Twitter Manchester Giants on Instagram Sport in Manchester Basketball teams established in 2011 Basketball teams in England British Basketball League teams 2011 establishments in England