Hoey signs for the Terras

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First Team25 July 20191 min readBy Weymouth Football Club

Weymouth Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Jack Hoey after an impressive spell in Pre-Season for the Terras.

Jack is a highly rated attacking player and scored in our friendlies against Portland Utd and Wimborne Town as well as impressing against Southend Utd. Most recently he played in the USA at Gardner Webb University in North Carolina. He also played National Premier Soccer League (USA) for Greenville FC. Before leaving for America, he played for AFC Totton, as well as spending a brief period of time with AFC Bournemouth at youth level.

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