| Cardiff CELTS | |||
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| League | EBL Division 1 | ||
| Arena | Sport Wales National Centre | ||
| Location | Cardiff | ||
| Team colours | Navy Blue & Red | ||
| Head coach | Chris Horrocks | ||
| Website | www.celtsbasketball.com | ||
The Cardiff CELTS was a basketball team from Cardiff. The Celts competed in the English Basketball League, Division 1 and played their home games at the Sport Wales National Centre.
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