Hannah Robb – Riders Basketball

Riders Media - 11th April 2021

Riders Bag Another Win

Leicester Riders were once again able to prevail against the Nottingham Wildcats on 11^th April at their home game.

The very fast paced first quarter put the Riders in the lead at 17-13. The second quarter was in favour of the Riders who came back even stronger in both their offense and defence. They allowed the Wildcats to put up only 6 points throughout the quarter giving them a comfortable lead at 43-19 at the end of the first half. The Wildcats got off to a very strong start in the third quarter however, the Riders were able to maintain the pressure on them and started the fourth quarter at 65-40. The Riders continued to dominate on the court in the last quarter and maintained their defensive pressure giving them the win at 88-50.

Both Holly Winterburn and Hannah Robb put up an impressive performance by scoring 21 points each for the Leicester Riders and Winterburn also led with 7 assists. While Simone Costa led with 13 points and Chelsey Shumpert with 4 assists for the Nottingham Wildcats.

Scorers

Riders: H. Winterburn 21, H. Robb 21, M. Brewer 15, E. Clark 9, A. Stewart 8, A. Lappenkuper 6, A. Smith 4, K. Januszewska 2, E. Morris 2

Wildcats: S. Costa 13, P. Egharevba 10, M. Lundqvist 10, C. Shumpert 9, T. Freeman 6, R. Dwomoh 2The Riders will now face a very tough game against the BA London Lions on Wednesday, 14^th April at the Loughborough University Netball Centre at 4 pm

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Riders Media - 31st August 2020

Hannah Robb signs with the Riders

GB Guard Hannah Robb joins the Leicester Riders for the WBBL 2020-21 season.

Prior to joining the Riders, the former Caledonia Pride guard competed in the WBBL alongside finishing an undergraduate degree at the University of Edinburgh.

Last season, the sharpshooter showed strong performances for the Pride as she averaged 13.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game in the professional league.

WBBL Head Coach Jesper Sundberg commented: “being one of the best 3-point shooters the last few seasons, Hannah fits well in our up-tempo style.”

“She is a hard worker and that we believe can keep improving throughout the season.”

Hannah’s international experience is well suited for the Riders as she has represented both Great Britain and Scotland in the FIBA European Championships.

Robb commented: “Riders feels like a good fit for me, both on and off the court, and I’m excited for this opportunity to grow and develop my game.”

“I loved my four years at Pride and helping grow the female game in Scotland. I had great coaches and teammates and I’m proud to have come through the Pride program.”

“I’m eager to get back on court and compete after a long break from basketball”.

Hannah is now the eighth player announced by the Riders for the 2020-21 WBBL season.

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