Sydney Kings legend Ben Knight appeals for help from public over stolen NBL championship ring

NBL fans: your help is needed. Former Sydney Kings’ star Ben Knight has made a public appeal in a bid to have his championship ring returned after a break-in over the weekend.

Former Sydney Kings forward and assistant coach Ben Knight’s home was broken into on Saturday night and the offenders stole his 2004/2005 NBL championship ring. Picture: Supplied

ATTENTION, your help is needed.

Former Sydney Kings forward and assistant coach Ben Knight’s home was broken into on Saturday night and the offenders stole his 2004/2005 NBL championship ring.

Knight is understandably devastated to lose his prized possession that he won when the Kings swept the Wollongong Hawks in the 04/05 grand final series.

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Former Sydney Kings forward Ben Knight’s has had his 2004/2005 NBL championship ring stolen. Picture: Supplied

He is offering remuneration for anyone that can assist in finding it.

“This ring is irreplaceable,” Knight said.

“I’m happy to offer a reward to get it back. “P.M. me if you have any details.”

The Sydney Kings celebrate their 2004/5 title.

Knight played for nine NBL clubs, including Brisbane, Townsville, Wollongong and Cairns, in a career spanning 20 seasons.

If you come across any details of Ben’s championship ring, please contact him directly via his Facebook page or through the Sydney Kings franchise.

Knight had a 20-year career in the NBL.

Originally published as Sydney Kings legend Ben Knight appeals for help from public over stolen NBL championship ring