London Titans are currently the British Wheelchair Baskeball Premier Division Champions.
The 2024/45 season starts 14th September, however we are not back on court til 28th September, see you then!
Wheelchair Basketball is the most played disability sport in the world. It is a physically demanding sport whilst still being a great way to make friends, be part of a team, and see the world!
The London Titans club is based in London and is the largest and most successful Southern England club. We are an amalgamation of two highly successful London clubs; The Hounslow Hurricanes formed in 1988 and the Raiders formed in 1998.
Who can play wheelchair basketball?
Wheelchair basketball can be played by anyone who is able to push a wheelchair. As a club we are able to cater for male & female players of any age from absolute beginners to elite athletes.
How is competition made fair?
Players with a disability are given a classification relating to their ability in a basketball wheelchair. There are 8 classifications between 1 – 4.5 points. Players without a disability are classified as 5 points. In matches, the total points for all 5 players must not exceed a certain amount (e.g. Premier Division – max 14.5 points)
What is the cost to train with London Titans?
There is no cost to come along and try wheelchair basketball initally. If you wish to attend regularly you can either pay £5 per session or £72 for the year.
How much does it cost to play competitive matches?
The cost to play in the national league is determined by the league you wish to play in and your age. It is currently £30 for an adult to play in the national league which is charged by British Wheelchair Basketball. The club also charges an annual subscription of £144 which covers all the cost of playing in the national league and general running costs of the club.
Do I have to play competitive matches?
No, you are welcome to come along and train without the pressure of playing in a competitive environment.
Do I need to have my own basketball wheelchair?
We are able to loan basketball wheelchairs to new members. Wheelchairs are available at all our training venues although it is advisable to contact us prior to coming along to ensure we are able to meet your needs.
Who coaches at London Titans?
We have many grade 2 coaches within the club including Paralympic athletes who are able to provide high standard of coaching to people of all abilities.
Can my friends and family join in?
We encourage friends and family to get into wheelchairs and try the sport.
Can I buy Titans exclusive merchandise?
Head to our shop for Titans goodies, from hoodies to kit and exclusively designed T-shirts.
SHOP NOW https://www.teamworld.store/titansmerch
The 2024/25 season will start in September 2024, you are welcome to come along to any home games and support us. London Titans Wheelchair Basketball Club currently fields six teams, competing across various leagues and EuroCup. We currently have four teams in the BWB National League, one junior league team, and one women’s league team.
We wish all our teams the best of luck!
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Thames Valley Kings
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Cardiff Met Archers
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Aces
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Jaguars
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Hereward Heat
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Cardiff Met Archers
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Cardiff Met Archers
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Aces
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If you are interested in finding out more, before coming along to training, please use the contact email or numbers at the foot of this page.
PERFORMANCE TRAINING
Thursday 8:00 – 10:00 PM
Bushey Meads School, Coldharbour Lane,
Bushey, Hertfordshire WD23 4PA
National League – Premier Division and other divisions by invite.
DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
Saturday 2:00 – 4:00PM
Aspire Leisure Centre
Wood Lane, Stanmore HA7 4AP
New Players, Under 18’s & Development.
VARIOUS TRAINING
Saturdays 4:00 – 6:00PM
Aspire Leisure Centre
Wood Lane, Stanmore HA7 4AP
National League – Division 2 & Higher.
Interested in trying a new sport, returning to the sport, volunteering or sponsoring us then email
TitansWBC@hotmail.com
Louise Sugden
Coach / Treasurer
T: 07825 663666
E: TitansWBC@hotmail.com
