Hull FC's Logan Moy is determined to bounce back from a recent setback, as he reflects on his journey in the Super League. After a successful two-year stint in the first team, Moy's weight gain and a pre-season injury have momentarily halted his progress.
Moy, a 20-year-old full-back, suffered a calf injury during training, ruling him out of pre-season games. Despite the setback, he remains optimistic and is already setting his sights on a strong comeback. With a positive mindset, he has added four kilograms to his frame, making him 10 kilograms heavier than when he first stepped into the Super League in 2024.
His loan spell at Doncaster in the Championship, alongside playing spells at Hull, has contributed to his physical development. Moy's versatility is evident as he even played on the wing, gaining valuable experience and physicality. Despite his preference for full-back, he embraced the challenge, understanding the benefits for his overall game.
Moy's 2024 season was a learning curve, with Hull FC finishing 11th. However, last year brought a significant improvement, with Moy making ten more appearances and seven wins. The club's transformation was remarkable, and Moy is eager to build on this progress.
As he recovers from his injury, Moy is excited about the competition within the team, particularly alongside Will Pryce and Lloyd Kemp. He embraces the healthy rivalry, learning from his teammates and aiming to take every opportunity that comes his way.
Moy's journey is a testament to his resilience and dedication, as he continues to strive for excellence in his rugby career.
