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Thames Valley Kings to host Wheelchair Basketball fundraiser

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Friday, April 8, 2022 7:35 am
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The Thames Valley Kings Wheelchair Basketball Club is holding an all day Wheelchair Basketball Fundraiser on Saturday, June 18.

The event, which will take place at the FBC Centre in Wokingham, will be aimed at local businesses and other local groups to help one of the largest wheelchair Basketball clubs in the South to raise much needed funds and experience the sport and have fun in a mini-competitive environment.

The Thames Valley Kings were founded in 2004 and have seen explosive growth in the last six years expanding from one junior league team in its early years.

They have added three adult teams, including one in the top division of the British Wheelchair Basketball National League.

The Berkshire-based club’s fundraiser will feature a round-robin tournament and some fun basketball-related challenges.

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The Kings are particularly looking for people with no experience of playing wheelchair basketball as Kings National League players from all three adult teams will be on hand to show participants the ropes and to coach them through the experience.

The tournament is open to teams of five to six people on first-come-first-serve with a £100 per team entry fee.

n Spaces will be limited. Places can be booked with a £25 non-refundable deposit For more information visit: http://www.berkshirewheelchairbasketball.co.uk/

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