Visual Archive & Photo Book
Authentic tournament photographs, championship brackets, and moments from Kray Mims' multi-decade wheelchair cue-sports journey.
Kray Mims seated in his wheelchair at the tournament table in his blue Griff's polo, displaying his 1st Place Open 8 championship trophy and tournament cash payout fan at the 2023 Sandhills of NC Championships.
Kray Mims lined up on a blue-cloth Diamond table with closed bridge and black stroke glove, competing under the official 'APA Wheelchair Championship' arena banner.
Vintage archive photograph stamped September 16, 1994: Kray Mims seated in his wheelchair wearing an 8-Ball Air tee alongside billiards legend Efren Reyes in a classic dimly lit pool hall with tables stretching behind them.
Kray Mims and three fellow finalists gathered along the rail of a blue tournament table at Corner Pockets, displaying massive fans of cash prize payouts across the felt.
Kray Mims holding the official Summer '23 Division Champions 'Top Snap' plaque at table side, celebrating with his six league teammates under the room lights.
Kray Mims seated in his wheelchair at the rail of an Iwan Simonis competition table, holding his championship trophy and tournament cash payout fan in a Diamond-equipped billiards room.
Kray Mims seated front and center holding his APA Division Champions plaque surrounded by his 'Top Snap' teammates celebrating their league title victory.
Kray's competition cue lineup laid across tournament cloth: Predator BK break cue with shaft, Predator gold-and-black tour case, and four-point custom playing cue.
Kray Mims at the table with cue in hand alongside local tournament players (Oge, Insik, Ulay, Atoy, Joey, Bingkay, Yoya, Mac, and Tar-Tar) during community competition at Zack's Billiard Hall.
Original artistic concept combining the solid black 8-ball and striped yellow 9-ball into a balanced yin-yang sphere, symbolizing discipline, balance, and flow in cue sports.
Kray Mims positioned at the tournament table on vibrant blue cloth during an active league and practice session among fellow players under overhead box fixtures.
Iconic Las Vegas skyline view featuring The Strat tower and palm-lined boulevard, home grounds for national cue sports championship weeks.
Kray Mims celebrating with his 1st Place championship plaque and cash prize alongside wheelchair billiards competitors in front of the PVA Mid-Atlantic Chapter banner.
Kray Mims center table with cue sticks in hand alongside his billiards team and league partners at Corner Pockets Billiards.
Kray Mims executing a precision shot with maximum extension and bridge stability across a Diamond competition table under arena lights at the national championships.
Kray Mims with champion cues raised high beside fellow competitor and official in front of the Billiard Congress of America / National Wheelchair Poolplayers Association (NWPA) North American Wheelchair 8-Ball & 9-Ball Championships backdrop.
Kray Mims holding his 1st Place Main Event Champion plaque and cash prize alongside competitor before the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) Mid-Atlantic Chapter banner.
Original 3D sculpted underwater art installation featuring animated billiard ball fish (9-ball angel fish, 12-ball, 4-ball, 6-ball, 14-ball) over the custom BilliardsQuest.com base.
Panoramic hall view of green-felt Valley tournament tables illuminated under traditional shaded lighting below commemorative military ceiling tiles.
Kray Mims engaging in a competitive community challenge match at the MarkyJoy Billiard Center table, demonstrating adaptive reach and bridge technique before spectators.
Kray Mims seated in his wheelchair in red tournament jersey, holding the championship trophy and a cash prize fan of hundred-dollar bills alongside the tournament director in the pool hall.
Kray Mims positioned at Table 8 on blue cloth with the Paralyzed Veterans of America Mid-South Chapter banner and championship plaques displayed on the wall behind.
Official award presentation: Kray Mims receiving his tournament placement plaque with a congratulatory handshake beside the Paralyzed Veterans of America Mid-South Chapter banner.
Group photograph of all the wheelchair billiards competitors gathered at Diamond Billiards for the National Wheelchair Poolplayers Association (NWPA) PVA 9-Ball tournament series.
Sweeping view down the long rows of Diamond championship tables at the APA National Championships, capturing the sheer scale and intensity of national pool competition.
Historic tournament team photograph outside Diamond Billiards Bar & Grill: full gathering of wheelchair billiards competitors in matching blue tournament jerseys gathered together at the venue entrance.
Kray Mims holding a cash prize fan of $100 bills and his crystal championship award alongside fellow wheelchair champion in matching red PVA jerseys, in front of the Paralyzed Veterans of America Mid-Atlantic banner.
Kray Mims lining up a meticulous bridge shot on Table 8 with the cue ball and object balls positioned on blue cloth, framed by the Paralyzed Veterans of America Mid-South Chapter banner and championship plaques.
Kray Mims wearing his billiard glove alongside his doubles partner, holding up cash prize fans over the blue felt behind the 1-ball and 2-ball after a victorious tournament payout.
Kray Mims seated in his wheelchair with fellow player giving double thumbs up under the Littman Lights at a tournament pool lounge, celebrating friendship, community, and competition.
A candid, high-focus portrait of Kray Mims lining up a shot on the blue felt, bridge hand braced firmly on the rail with his cue aimed at the 2-ball.
Historical bracket record: 18-player Main Event directed by Shawn Interrante, documenting Kray Mims sweeping the winner's bracket to take 1st Place ($800) over Jeff D. (2nd) and Mike C. (3rd).
Wide tournament room shot capturing multiple wheelchair athletes competing across green-cloth tables under overhead lights, showcasing the depth and community of adaptive cue sports.
Kray Mims executing a reach shot from his wheelchair on the 1-ball under tournament table lighting, surrounded by fellow competitors.
Vibrant high-resolution artwork of the complete 'Pool School' series featuring the 9-ball, 12-ball, 14-ball, 6-ball, 4-ball, and 2-ball fish swimming with cue ball bubbles over sandy ocean floor and coral reef.
Kray Mims wearing his championship medal alongside family holding cues and cue case in front of the official Billiard Congress of America & National Wheelchair Poolplayers Association (NWPA) banner.
Kray Mims capturing 1st Place in the APA Cape Fear Orange Tier Championship alongside runner-up Forrest, displaying his 1st Place Champion plaque, MVP token, and 8-ball shirt.
Original character illustration depicting a muscular, grinning pool shark competing in a manual sports wheelchair with cue stick in hand and billiard balls at the ready.
Official tournament bracket record: Shawn Interrante directing, 9 players, showing full match progression and payouts for the Midlothian wheelchair billiards field.
Original photograph of the dramatic split-felt table art installation with racked billiard balls fractured cleanly down the break line.
Kray Mims competing on the international world stage at the Joy Billiards arena under the World Confederation of Billiards Sports (WCBS), with official referee and digital scoreboard.
Kray Mims seated at the table beside the United Poolplayers Association (UPA) banner, holding his cue case and championship award buckle.
Kray Mims with his prize money fan and championship plaque, celebrating alongside fellow wheelchair competitors in front of the Paralyzed Veterans of America banner.
Pro-grade tournament arena outfitted with Diamond tables, overhead electronic match monitors, and tournament arena lighting.
Vintage 1990s competition photograph of a younger Kray Mims in his wheelchair wearing a classic 8-Ball Air t-shirt, alongside billiards legend Jose Parica holding cue sticks in the tournament room.
Kray Mims demonstrating textbook adaptive bridge-stick technique and extreme reach from his wheelchair on blue championship cloth under tournament lights.
Kray lining up the break on vibrant green felt under overhead lights, surrounded by a captivated crowd of youth and community spectators watching the exhibition.
Kray Mims holding his championship trophy alongside fellow wheelchair competitor and finalist in red tournament jerseys at the PVA Mid-Atlantic Chapter event.
Kray Mims proudly presenting the 2024 Main Event Championship Plaque beside the official Paralyzed Veterans of America 2024 Most Outstanding PVA Chapter banner.
Kray Mims seated at the center of the MarkyJoy Billiard Center table surrounded by the tournament field, local players, and the grand championship trophy.
Kray Mims with his prize money fan on the blue felt at H8ters, lining up the 1-ball in tournament action under the Budweiser neon lights.
Official tournament bracket record: 17 players, Shawn Interrante directing, showing Kray Mims sweeping through the winner's bracket to take 1st place ($900).
Sculptural art installation titled 'Pool School' featuring handcrafted billiard-ball fish (including the signature 9-ball angel fish) swimming among underwater reeds.
Packed tournament floor with green-shaded lights over multiple blue-cloth tables, American flag display, and active competition during a regional billiards event.
Original artistic mascot illustration of the 9-ball transformed into a sleek yellow-striped angel fish character, celebrating the iconic 9-ball cue sport discipline.
Every photograph in this collection captures real competition, authentic bracket results, and community impact. No generic or staged imagery — just the grit and fellowship of adaptive cue sports.
The 3/15/24 Midlothian, VA Main Event bracket documents 17 championship contenders, match progressions, and Kray's 1st-place $900 finish directed by Shawn Interrante.
Action shots at the Diamond championship table under APA Wheelchair Championship arena lighting showcase adaptive reach, bridge, and tactical positioning.
Podium honors alongside the Paralyzed Veterans of America Mid-Atlantic Chapter highlight WBQ’s dedication to SCI awareness and accessible recreation for veterans.
Demonstrating adaptive cue work and bridging technique to youth and local poolroom patrons proves that the game brings people together regardless of mobility.
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