| Player Picture | Name | position | Bio |
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Ahmad |
Power Forward Center |
Ahmad has played with the Kings since 2000. He is an all around threat as he can make shots from the 3 point line and post up in the key. |
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Jake |
Power Forward Center |
Jake has played with the Kings for several years. He also took his skills to play professionally in Italy for 1 season where he toured around several cities playing against some of the best! |
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Sebastian |
Shooting Guard Power Forward |
Sebastian has been playing with the Kings for over 10 years. He is our longest active member and is also the fastest player on the team. |
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Jose |
Point Guard Shooting Guard |
Jose is a player for the Kings. He's been with the team since 2007. One of his most memorable experiences was playing with the Kings in Canada during the International Spitfire Challenge. |
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Dominique |
Shooting Guard Power Forward |
Over 10 years of experience Dominique's competitive nature keeps his skills growing and helps teach new players the art of the sport. He is dangerous and illusive on the court so don't take your eyes off him for a moment. |
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Ron |
Point Guard Small Forward |
"I tried wheelchair basketball out of pure curiosity, several years ago. After I tried it once, I was hooked. Years later, I still enjoy the unique challenges that a full court game and a one on one game of wheelchair basketball provide." |
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Salim | Shooting Guard |
Originally from Afghanistan. Salim used to be a professional wrestler, and was his countries champion for about 10 years. During that time he competed in over 35 countries and won about 50 Gold, Silver and Bronze medals. He has a masters degree in sports and was coach for the Army club's wrestlers for about 7 years. He broke his back in a competition during practice. "Sports was my life", that is why when he came to the United States in July 1999, he began looking for some activities and heard about Wheelchair basketball and became an instant member of the team. He had finished 2 colleges in Afghanistan in Technology and Agriculture and has continued his education in the United States. He finished his degree at CNM in Office Administration, and is currently a student at the University of New Mexico. |
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Dominic | Shooting Guard |
Playing since 2009, Dominic has developed a lethal midrange shot. He continues to improve in all areas of the game. In 2009 he attended his first tournament and is now even more determined to become a threat on the court. |
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Patricia | Shooting Guard |
Started playing at the beginning of 2005. Patricia say's "I play 'cause I love the game. it's good exercise and I'm the only grandma I know playing." |
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Randy | Center | |
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David Sanz | Shooting Guard | |
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Eric | Shooting Guard | |
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Sam Martinez |
Shooting Guard Small Forward |
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Loraine Gonzales |
Power Forward Center |
Loraine made her international debut at the 2007 Parapan American Games and proved to be a major asset on the inside for the U.S., averaging 17 points and eight rebounds over six games on the way to a gold medal. Her presence in the post was valuable at the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing, where the U.S. Paralympic Women's Wheelchair Basketball Team won its second consecutive gold medal. |
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David Gonzales |
Point Guard Shooting Guard Small Forward |
