Kathleen O'Kelly-Kennedy

Australian wheelchair basketball player

Kathleen O'Kelly-Kennedy - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 21st, 1986
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Competed in wheelchair basketball representing Australia. Participated in the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing. Played for the Canberra Nationals and achieved success in various championships. Contributed to the development of the sport in Australia.

Competed in the 2008 Summer Paralympics

Played for the Canberra Nationals

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