Team St. Luke’s heads to the National Wheelchair Basketball Championships

March 29, 2023 Providence News Team

Team St. Luke’s is heading to the National Wheelchair Basketball Championships in Wichita, Kansas for a second year in a row.

The tournament will be held March 31 – April 2. Team St. Luke’s will take on the Orlando Magic Wheels for the first round of the tournament on March 31.

Last year, Team St. Luke’s finished sixth overall in their division.

This will be the second time in more than a decade that Team St. Luke’s qualified for the 2022 National Wheelchair Basketball Championships.

We are so proud of these athletes! Congratulations on your huge accomplishment making it to the tournament again.

Learn more about the Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation sports program.

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