Royal Oak Health has partnered with King's College London Men's Basketball Club (KCLBC) and will support the club's First, Second and Third teams for the 2026/27 season.
The partnership brings together two organisations with a shared interest in helping people perform at their best, with Royal Oak Health becoming principal sponsor of KCLBC's three men's teams.
For Royal Oak Health, it's a chance to connect its focus on health, nutrition and wellbeing with a community of ambitious young people balancing university life, academic demands and competitive sport.
Basketball at King's has continued to grow as part of the university's wider sporting community. It gives students the chance to compete at a high level while developing the teamwork, discipline and resilience that extend well beyond the court.
Kojo Nicholas Reindorf, President of KCLBC, said:
“This sponsorship will make a real difference to the club. Funding is a constant challenge, so being able to get more court/playing time and spend more time training together is hugely valuable. Just as importantly, it gives our players a boost and shows that businesses believe in what we're building. This is about more than basketball. It's about giving student athletes the support and opportunities to fulfil their potential.”
Royal Oak Health's brand will feature across KCLBC's teams and match-day activity, alongside digital and social content and opportunities to engage with players and the wider student community.
The partnership also coincides with the expansion of Royal Oak Health's sports nutrition range. Led by a new Creatine Powder and supported by products such as its Full Spectrum Amino Acids and Ashwagandha, the range is designed for active people who want to support their training and recovery as part of a balanced diet. KCLBC players and the club's followers will have access to exclusive offers on the range throughout the season.
For Royal Oak Health, the partnership reflects a broader belief that good health is about more than individual products or interventions. Nutrition, movement, recovery and wellbeing all play a role in helping people meet the demands of everyday life, whether that's on the basketball court, in the workplace or elsewhere.
Martin Zahra, Director of Royal Oak Health, said:
“We're delighted to be supporting King's College London Men's Basketball Club this season. There's a natural connection between what we do at Royal Oak Health and the demands placed on student athletes. We're looking forward to being part of the club's season and supporting the players both on and off the court.”
The partnership will run throughout the 2026/27 academic year, with Royal Oak Health supporting KCLBC across its three men's teams.
