 Although his minutes were marginally shaved the following season, Flournoy still featured in all of the Bullets' 36 games, while helping his team to runners-up spot in the Championship and success in the Play-offs, beating London Towers in the final.The following two seasons saw his appearances drop, featuring in only 23 games in the 1999–2000 season, although he still featured in the Play-off final against Manchester Giants where he posted 12 points in the Bullets' 65–74 loss.At the end of the season Flournoy signed for rival franchise Sheffield Sharks where he spent one year, playing in 34 games.