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East London Phoenix Wheelchair Basketball Team

Why East London Phoenix Wheelchair Basketball Team

London's only Womens Professional Para-Sport Franchise
Team Includes Senior and Pathway Great Britain Players
The WPL is the only women's professional para-sport league in the world
East London Phoenix Wheelchair Basketball Team Default location
SportsDock, University Way
London London E16 2RD
United Kingdom
London GB

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East London Phoenix Wheelchair Basketball Team

Welcome to the official SNAP Sponsorship profile of the East London Phoenix Wheelchair Basketball Team.

We're delighted to announce that we’ve now partnered with SNAP Sponsorship and we’re looking for sponsors who are excited about affiliating themselves with with a Women's Premier League wheelchair basketball team.

We strive to craft a partnership with our sponsors that meets their specific objectives, whether that be community gifting, social responsibility (CSR), direct sales or brand building.

We’ll work with you to develop a partnership which meets both your objectives and adds value to the East London Phoenix franchise. There are opportunities to  support our club’s ongoing work in the community, aiming to remove barriers and make sport enjoyable, accessible and sustainable for all.

Whatever your motivation, find out more below. Thank you for visiting our profile.

 

Why Sponsor Us?

Association with excellence

The British Wheelchair Basketball Women’s Premier League is the first women's para-sport professional league in the world.

The Women’s Premier League is home to the world’s best women’s wheelchair basketball players, the introduction of the league – which began its inaugural season in January 2022 – was a game-changing moment for the sport.

The Women’s Premier League teams are East London Phoenix, Cardiff Met Archers, Loughborough Lightning and Worcester Wolves. They contested the first season in 2022, bringing to life the fast-paced drama of this highly compelling team sport to new audiences across the UK and beyond.

This continued into the second season as well, which saw the same format during 2023. Each team play each other three times in the league, with the Premier League finals being held at the 2022 BWB National Championships. The East London Phoenix Wheelchair Basketball team finished second overall in both the league and the play-offs in both of the first two seasons. During the 2024 season, East London Phoenix have finished second in the league, and are hoping to come away with a gold medal when they play the final on 18th May 2024.

The teams (franchises) are linked to four university hubs which are centres of excellence for wheelchair basketball in the UK for both men and women.  These High Performance Partnerships will develop and nurture wheelchair basketball talent, acting as hubs to incubate and develop future elite athletes and increase access to the Paralympic talent pathways across the UK. 

The creation of the Women’s Premier League is integral to British Wheelchair Basketball’s five-year strategy, which set out bold targets of delivering a Professional Domestic League, developing a world- class high-performance system and doubling participation in the sport.

Participation in team sports improves self-esteem, mental discipline and social skills

East London Phoenix  encourage our players to support each other and we celebrate both individual achievements and success as a team.

Although exercise and sport in general can have incredible effects on people’s mental health and wellbeing, research has shown that there are more impactful mental health benefits of team sports.

In addition to wellbeing and the physical benefits of team sports, there are also valuable life skills and lessons young people can learn including manners, respect and boundaries on and off the court; practising persistence, meeting new friends and boosting confidence.

We’d love for you to get involved and see the positive impact wheelchair basketball can have on both our players and getting future players involved in the sport.

Remove economic barriers making sport affordable and inclusive for all

Sponsorship of a sport delivers a much higher return on investment than traditional advertising. This is because sponsorship allows your business to become directly involved in activities that are highly valued by local consumers.

Consumers are known to form strong positive associations with sponsors who support the development of sport and contribute to the local community. With eight out of ten consumers preferring to believe in what a company does rather than what it says, it’s easy to see why many businesses are choosing to sponsor teams like ours as a way of maximising their marketing return.

By directly supporting us, you’re helping to remove economic barriers — making sport affordable, accessible and inclusive for all. We do this through our community outreach sessions in local primary and secondary schools. In addition to providing the opportunity for people to see elite level disability sport for the first time.

Contact us now to find out more and explore what the East London Phoenix Wheelchair Basketball Team can offer you!

 

The Team

The East London Phoenix Women’s Premier League team is the University of East London’s first sporting franchise in its history. It marks another statement of intent for a programme that over the past decade has come from sporting newcomer, to one of the leading dual career universities in the UK.

The university is a stone’s throw from the centre of London and boasts some of the best indoor facilities in the capital. The home arena “SportsDock” is part of the London 2012 sporting legacy. The team will be playing in the very same place as the US Olympic team trained in 2012, meaning they are in illustrious company for those who have graced the hardwood. SportsDock is already home to the BBL and WBBL London Lions teams making it a top choice for both student and non-student athletes. A highly talented support team and a drive for excellence makes London the destination of choice for aspirational players looking to progress to the next level.

The local community plays a key role in the university’s unique identity and reflects the inclusive and diverse student population. It provides opportunity to many from the local community to further their education, whilst inspiring and raising aspirations of young people through its Sport in Your Futures Programme.

The franchise team will be no different. It will do this by offering opportunities for its players and students to develop skills on and off the court, all possible by being a student led franchise. It’s your opportunity to get involved in the lives of those in the community and help to shape the next generation.

 

Aspirations

With player numbers and crowd attendances rising, we have ambitious plans to continue to develop and grow. We'd like to use sport to impact the local community getting more people excited about Wheelchair basketball. We'll continue to run our outreach programmes into local schools to give disabled and able-bodied children the chance to play wheelchair basketball. We're a fully inclusive sport and are passionate about raising awareness and making basketball accessible to all.

Naturally, we want to support our sponsors and build them in to our team on a strategic level — allowing all of our partners to benefit from our ever-improving facilities, expanding audience and our community involvement.

 

All Sponsorship Packages will be Bespoke to you and we can create custom packages to include opportunities that help you achieve your business objectives

Club exposure:

Media reach - total annual impressions: ( 91,584 )
Type: 
Twitter
Value: 
23,712
Type: 
Facebook
Value: 
16,416
Type: 
Instagram
Value: 
51,456

Information

Level: 
Semi-professional
Region: 
England
Founded: 
2021
Club Colours: 
Teal & Black
Gender: 
Both
Number of Courts: 
4
Membership size: 
250 - 500
Average weekly attendance: 
50 - 250

Teams

Number of Players: 
0 - 50
Female
Senior (1)
Age Band: 
All Working Age Adults
Under 18
Social demographics: 
A - Upper middle class
B - Middle class
C1 - Lower middle class
C2 - Skilled working class
D - Working class
E - Those at lowest level of subsistence

Facilities

Bar
Car Park
Catering Facilities - External
Catering Facilities - Internal
Changing Rooms - Female
Changing Rooms - Male
Changing Rooms - Officials
Connectivity (wifi)
Courts
Disabled access
Events Liaison
Gated Entrance
Gym
Ice Baths
In-house Sponsorship / Commercial Team
Own Ground - Freehold
Physio Room
Pitch Side Hoarding
Players Room
Roadside Signage
Scoreboard
Showers
Signage
Stands (Seating)
Toilets
Venue Hire