Fresh off a big win over the Tees Valley Mohawks, the West Yorkshire Hawks return to action this Saturday at the Hawks Nest at the University of Huddersfield, where they’ll face a determined Manchester Kings side. The Hawks, now 3-1 in league play, are riding high after last weekend’s victory and are eager to maintain their momentum in front of their home fans.

While the Kings are still searching for their first win of the season, they’ve shown signs of improvement and growing confidence. In their last outing, Manchester pushed the Stockport Falcons to the brink, falling just short in a narrow 62-58 loss. The Hawks know they’ll need to be sharp to overcome a Kings team hungry to turn their season around.

Hawks Head Coach Danny Byrne is pleased with his team’s recent progress but sees room for further improvement. “It was great to get back to winning ways last weekend, and we can’t wait to get back on the court to keep building,” Byrne said. “We are slowly but surely improving and bringing longer phases of the quality I know we have to the court. I hope to see another step forward this Saturday.”

Last weekend’s victory showcased the Hawks’ ability to dominate on both ends of the floor. Chris Sibbett, Charles Andrews, and Dave Walsh led the scoring effort, while the team’s defense set the tone early. Repeating that balanced performance will be key to securing another win against the Kings.

This Saturday isn’t just about basketball; it’s also a chance for fans to step back in time. The Hawks are hosting their first-ever ‘90s Night’, promising an evening filled with throwback music and prizes for the best 90s-inspired outfits. Fans can look forward to plenty of fun alongside the on-court action.

To sweeten the deal, tickets are available at a 25% discount. Simply visit this link and use the code HAWKS25 at checkout.

Don’t miss what’s shaping up to be an exciting night at the Hawks Nest! Tip-off is set for 6:30pm this Saturday at the University of Huddersfield. Let’s pack the stands and keep the Hawks flying high!

Fresh off a big win over the Tees Valley Mohawks, the West Yorkshire Hawks return to action this Saturday at the Hawks Nest at the University of Huddersfield, where they’ll face a determined Manchester Kings side. The Hawks, now 3-1 in league play, are riding high after last weekend’s victory and are eager to maintain their momentum in front of their home fans.

While the Kings are still searching for their first win of the season, they’ve shown signs of improvement and growing confidence. In their last outing, Manchester pushed the Stockport Falcons to the brink, falling just short in a narrow 62-58 loss. The Hawks know they’ll need to be sharp to overcome a Kings team hungry to turn their season around.

Hawks Head Coach Danny Byrne is pleased with his team’s recent progress but sees room for further improvement. “It was great to get back to winning ways last weekend, and we can’t wait to get back on the court to keep building,” Byrne said. “We are slowly but surely improving and bringing longer phases of the quality I know we have to the court. I hope to see another step forward this Saturday.”

Last weekend’s victory showcased the Hawks’ ability to dominate on both ends of the floor. Chris Sibbett, Charles Andrews, and Dave Walsh led the scoring effort, while the team’s defense set the tone early. Repeating that balanced performance will be key to securing another win against the Kings.

This Saturday isn’t just about basketball; it’s also a chance for fans to step back in time. The Hawks are hosting their first-ever ‘90s Night’, promising an evening filled with throwback music and prizes for the best 90s-inspired outfits. Fans can look forward to plenty of fun alongside the on-court action.

To sweeten the deal, tickets are available at a 25% discount. Simply visit this link and use the code HAWKS25 at checkout.

Don’t miss what’s shaping up to be an exciting night at the Hawks Nest! Tip-off is set for 6:30pm this Saturday at the University of Huddersfield. Let’s pack the stands and keep the Hawks flying high!