Known as the Eagles, West Torrens called Kings Reserve, Thebarton home for many years before moving to Henley Oval late last century.
Kings Reserve, affectionately remembered as a 'frictionless surface', was the breeding ground for many of the current A & B grade players including Andrew "Bunse" Haslett, Jarrad "JT" Taylor, Daniel "Froggy" Murdoch, Daniel "Son of" Lynch, Tim "Toolman" Allen, Michael "Sex" Fraser and David "Ralph" Rex.
Many South Australian and Australian representatives have also developed their cricketing skills at Kings with famous names like Ian Chappell, David Hookes, Jeff Crowe, Gladstone Small.
Upon retirement, all players with roots at Kings Reserve are invited to join the Kings Boys.
The King Boys Mission:
"To support the West Torrens District Cricket Club through sponsorship, parochial boundary side supporting and sledging, and indulgence in refreshing and intoxicating beverages where ever the Eagle may fly."
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