Jason Hewitt impressed by rival Sam Zajac but hopes to see Leeds Chiefs end weekend on low note

By Phil Harrison
Published 19th Oct 2019, 11:46 BST
Updated 19th Oct 2019, 12:47 BST
Jason Hewitt, in action during the recent clash against Milton Keynes Lightning. Picture courtesy of Tony Sargent.Jason Hewitt, in action during the recent clash against Milton Keynes Lightning. Picture courtesy of Tony Sargent.
Jason Hewitt, in action during the recent clash against Milton Keynes Lightning. Picture courtesy of Tony Sargent.
WHILE Hull Pirates’ Jason Hewitt admits to having some sympathy for fellow player-coach Sam Zajac, there will clearly be no favours handed out when Leeds Chiefs head to East Yorkshire tomorrow night.

The Chiefs’ found out earlier this week that they must wait until December at the earliest before playing out of their new Elland Road rink due to delays in the construction, with their home opener against Sheffield Steeldogs on November 3 now being played in Blackburn.

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