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While B.C.'s mountain lions have four legs, the B.C. Lions tried getting about on four wheels earlier this week, taking on local wheelchair basketball players.
In a video tweeted from the team's Twitter account, a group of football players are zipping around the Tournament Capital Centre gym, trying their hand at the popular wheelchair sport.
When the #BCLions crash the local wheelchair basketball game ????? ?: @TD_4_TDs #camplife #kamloops @Thompsonriversu @cfl @BCWBS pic.twitter.com/sKeQAGoPJ7
— BC Lions (@BCLions) June 2, 2018
The locals and football players are split on both teams, the minute-long clip shows a pretty even matchup. Unfortunately, no one is able to sink a basket. A second video from Lions' fullback Rolly Lumbala captures a bit more of the action.
Love my teammates @BCLions #bcwheelchairbasketball great players better people ??? pic.twitter.com/j3aDj1e65n
— Rolly Lumbala ????? (@rolly_lumbala46) June 2, 2018
The Lions made some viral headlines earlier this week when a video of players taking part in an aquafit class was tweeted out.
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