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Chatham Kings
Adult recreational basketball organization in Chatham-Kent running men's and co-ed leagues, plus a campaign to bring a semi-professional franchise to the region.
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What is Chatham Kings?
Chatham Kings is an adult recreational basketball organization based in Chatham-Kent, Ontario. It runs men's and co-ed basketball leagues and drop-in pickup runs for players 18 and over, and is separately campaigning to bring a semi-professional franchise to the region through the Basketball Super League.
What leagues and programs does Chatham Kings offer?
The organization operates a Men's League (a refereed 10-game regular season with playoffs), a Co-Ed League (a midweek 8-to-10-game mixed-team season with jerseys included), and drop-in pickup runs open to players 16 and older.
Do players need to register a full team to join a league?
No. Players can register a complete team or sign up individually as a free agent, and Chatham Kings will place them on a roster.
Does Chatham Kings offer youth basketball programs?
No. Chatham Kings is for adults only, with drop-in runs open to ages 16 and up, and directs families seeking youth basketball to the Chatham-Kent Wildcats and Kent Basketball Academy.
Is Chatham Kings bringing a professional basketball team to Chatham-Kent?
The organization is running a campaign to secure a franchise in the Basketball Super League, which is evaluating Chatham-Kent as a potential expansion market. As of the organization's current messaging, no team is confirmed.
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