Kings Junior Liam Barker wins Rising Star National Award
THAMES Valley Kings had reason to celebrate at the Wheelchair Basketball Awards as Liam Barker won the Rising Star award. ...
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Thames Valley Kings shortlisted for national award
THAMES Valley Kings have been nominated for the Club of the Year at the national Wheelchair Basketball Awards. The annually ...
Thames Valley Kings nomimated for national award
THAMES Valley Kings have been nominated for the Club of the Year at the national Wheelchair Basketball Awards. The annually ...
Missed oppurtunities costs Kings
THAMES Valley Kings were unable to take home glory at the National Championships as they finished in fourth place. On ...
Thames Valley Kings prepare for Championship finals
THE final game of Thames Valley Kings Division Two South season which was scheduled on Sunday 12th May between the ...
Thames Valley Kings raise funds for Joe’s new wheelchair
JOE HUMPHREYS has profited from good work by Thames Valley Kings to help fund a new wheelchair. Kings set up ...
Vickie does the double for Thames Valley Kings
VICKIE SIMMONDS was a double winner at Thames Valley Kings’ annual awards evening. Simmonds (pictured) picked up the awards for ...
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