The HH Wolves are entering Season 67 with a renewed sense of achievement and purpose, following a remarkable campaign in League IV.2 that saw the team reach the semifinals of the playoffs. Although their journey ended at the hands of the league champion, the Wolves secured promotion to League III.6, marking another milestone in their ascent.
"This promotion is a testament to the hard work and determination of our young, mostly homegrown squad," said the team’s manager. "Each season brings new challenges, and this step up to League III.6 is no different. We are ready to face it with resilience and ambition."
As the Wolves prepare for a demanding season, their strategy remains clear: prioritize the development of their players while continuing to invest in infrastructure. Part of this strategy involved making the difficult decision to part ways with some promising young talent to focus on refining the skills of players who have progressed faster and now represent the core of the team.
"While saying goodbye to these players wasn’t easy, it was a necessary step for the team’s evolution," the manager explained. "Our emphasis is on quality over quantity, ensuring we provide the best training and opportunities for those who are ready to take the next leap in their development."
The Wolves are fully aware of the challenges that come with competing in League III.6. With a higher level of competition and increased demands on resources, the management remains committed to balancing competitiveness with sustainable growth. Staying in the league and avoiding relegation is the team’s primary goal this season.
"Every match will be a test, but we thrive on adversity," the manager added. "Beyond competing, we’ll continue our mission to collect country flags, bringing the HH Wolves brand to courts around the world."
As the Wolves embark on this exciting chapter, fans can look forward to a team that embodies determination, growth, and a hunger for success—both on and off the court.