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March 25, 2021

New deal for Hamish Bain

Posted by Editor on March 25, 2021 10:02 AM | No comments | Print | E-mail author

Hamish Bain has extended his Glasgow stay
Glasgow Warriors second-rower Hamish Bain has signed a contract extension with the club, having impressed in his debut season of professional rugby.

The 23-year-old has made six appearances in a Glasgow jersey since arriving at Scotstoun last summer, with the former Portobello man set to compete with fellow Scottish second-row options Richie Gray, Scott Cummings, Kiran McDonald and Robert Harley - along with new arrival Lewis Bean - for game time in the engine room next season.

Bain made his Glasgow Warriors debut in round three of the 2020/21 Guinness PRO14 season, starting alongside Gray in October's visit to the Ospreys.

Further starts against Leinster and Zebre have followed, whilst he also made his European debut for the club in December's meeting with Exeter at Sandy Park.

Prior to arriving at Scotstoun, Bain enjoyed two seasons at Stade Nicois thanks to Scottish Rugby's performance partnership with the French outfit.

His dynamism with ball in hand and ability at the set-piece impressed onlookers, as he made 37 appearances across his spell in Federale 1.

A graduate of the FOSROC Scottish Rugby Academy, Bain was also a part of the Scotland U20 side that recorded a best-ever finish of fifth at the 2017 World Rugby U20 Championship.

Signing his new deal, Bain told glasgowwarriors.org: "I've really enjoyed my time at the Warriors - all the boys are really great to be around.

"It's exciting times ahead with the club and there are a lots of young boys coming through.

"For me, I'm looking to build on my performances from this season and continue to fight for a place in the 23."

On the signing of Bain, Danny Wilson said: "It's great to retain another Scottish second-row for next season.

"Hamish has had a few opportunities this year and has stepped up well both on the pitch and in training.

"He's a hardworking second rower and we look forward to having him with us next season."