Edinburgh Lions B.C.

The Edinburgh Lions are a basketball club based in the city of Edinburgh, Scotland. The Men's team compete in the 2nd Division of the Scottish Basketball Championship, the second highest level in Scotland and third tier of British basketball. The Lions also have two more Men's teams and a Women's team, which all compete in the Lothian Basketball League.

Men
The Men's Lions team play in Division 2 of the Scottish Basketball Championship. The team was promoted to National League Division 1 at the start of the 2018–19 season, after winning the 2017–18 Division 2 Playoff title and many successful years in the regional Lothian Basketball League, which they won in the 2011–12 season. After 4 seasons in the top-tier basketball league in Scotland, the team got relegated to National League Division 2 after finishing 9th at the end of the 2022-23 season, when Basketball Scotland decided to reduce the number of teams in the 1st Division to 8.

Honours

 * National League Division 2 Winners: 2018, 2024
 * Lothian League Winners: 2012

Women
After several years of being one of the top teams in the Lothian League and three seasons of sweeping all regional titles, the Lions Women's team also moved on to participate in the Scottish Basketball Championship for the first time in the 2022-23 season. Despite a successful first season in the National League, the team made the decision to return to the Lothian League the following year.

Honours

 * Lothian League Winners: 2016, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2024
 * Lothian Cup Winners: 2019, 2022

Men

 * All time scorer - Notis Chalkidis, 965 points
 * Single game record - Jeb Spink, 35 points (2022)
 * Single season (Total points) - Dominic Norton, 322 points (2023-2024)
 * Single season (Points per game) - Paul Tickner 19.3 points (2011-2012)

Women

 * All time scorer - Ulrika Vistina, 747 points
 * Single game record - Emer Owens, 30 points (2012)
 * Single season (Total points) - Ulrika Vistina, 305 points (2023-2024)
 * Single season (Points per game) - Ulrika Vistina, 20.3 points (2023-2024)