One on One | Archie Woodhill | Thrilled to Extend His Stay in Tasmania with the JackJumpers

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Archie Woodhill Thrilled to Extend His Stay in Tasmania with the JackJumpers

Archie Woodhill, a promising young development player for the Tasmania JackJumpers, is excited about remaining with the team for the next two years.

In a recent interview with Josh Higgins on The Basketball Fix's 'One on One', Woodhill shared how Tasmania has become a second home for him and highlighted his eagerness to continue growing under the JackJumpers' system.

"Tasmania has become a second home for me," Woodhill stated, emphasizing his deep connection to the island state. He spoke passionately about the supportive environment within the JackJumpers organization, which has played a crucial role in his development as a player.

Reflecting on his journey so far, Woodhill acknowledged the impact the JackJumpers have had on his growth. "The development I've experienced here has been incredible. It's definitely been impactful for my career, and I’m excited to continue working with the coaches and my teammates," he said.

Woodhill's commitment to the JackJumpers for the next two years is not just a professional decision but also a personal one. He expressed gratitude for the opportunities he has received and is eager to contribute to the team's success in the NBL. "Having the two years with the JackJumpers means a lot to me. It's a chance to build on what I've learned and take my game to the next level."

The JackJumpers, known for their strong developmental approach, have provided Woodhill with the resources and support needed to thrive. As he gears up for the upcoming seasons, fans can expect to see a player who is not only talented but also deeply invested in the team's future.

Woodhill's extension is a testament to the JackJumpers' commitment to nurturing young talent, and his enthusiasm for the journey ahead is evident. "I'm excited about what's to come and grateful for the chance to keep growing here in Tasmania," Woodhill concluded.

With two more years locked in, Archie Woodhill is set to be an integral part of the JackJumpers' plans, and fans can look forward to watching his continued development on the court.