Hawks Re-Sign Club Captain Laing

In a move set to thrill Hawks’ fans and solidified their leadership on and off the court, the West Yorkshire Hawks have officially re-signed club captain Jermayne Laing.

The dynamic 6’0″ guard was a linchpin for the Hawks in their inaugural season. Laing’s impressive performance earned him two coveted end-of-season awards: Defensive Player of the Year and Teammate of the Year.

Reflecting on his return to the Hawks, Laing shared his excitement: “Last year was a very inspiring year, being a new team joining the league. It was a thrilling endeavour and we were eager to see how we would compete. With a clear vision ,and a year behind us, I feel that this year we will blossom and develop as a team even more. I’m very excited to get back on court, roll on year 2”.

Jermayne Laing’s impact on West Yorkshire basketball is legendary. This upcoming season marks his 14th year playing national league basketball within the county, cementing his status as a stalwart in the sport. His experience and leadership were instrumental in shaping the Hawks’ competitive edge last year.

Hawks cofounder Mark Mills expressed his delight at securing Laing’s return: “Jermayne was such a big part of our first season. He is a veteran player that provided us with so much on and off the court last season. Having him back as club captain was a top priority for us and I am so excited to make his return our first player signing announcement for the new season.”

As the Hawks gear up for the new season, preparations are in full swing. The re-signing of Laing is the first of many aimed at bringing together a squad  that will continue to represent both the club and county in the Hawks’ way for the upcoming campaign. Fans can expect a series of player announcements in the coming weeks, as the club intensifies its efforts to assemble a team capable of making a impact when the season tips off in September.

With Laing’s leadership and the anticipated roster announcements, the West Yorkshire Hawks are poised to continue to develop and grow in their second season.