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London Warriors sign homegrown wide receiver Joe Hamilton

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The London Warriors have added experienced British wide receiver Joe Hamilton to their roster, bringing a player with national team leadership and championship pedigree to the Warriors‘ receiving corps.

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A decorated career in British football

Hamilton has been one of the standout wide receivers in British football throughout his career, representing the London Warriors, the London Blitz and Birmingham Lions at university level. His performances earned him Great Britain national team recognition, where he went on to serve as captain, one of the highest honors in British American football. He has also claimed Britbowl championship glory, adding silverware to an already impressive resume.

With Hamilton on board, the London Warriors continue to build a roster packed with experienced British talent and championship winners ahead of their inaugural AFLE season.

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