Sirens star Lynsey Gallagher is determined to bounce back from a serious knee injury after signing on again for the 2022 Vitality Netball Superleague season.
Gallagher’s career was cut short early last term when she suffered a lateral meniscus tear in February, which saw her go under the knife in March.
The Newlandsmuir star has a wealth of experience and is excited about getting started.
After a great run-out in Netball Scotland’s Super Cup, Gallagher said: “Obviously it was a blow to get an injury so early in the season, but I’ve just been itching to get back out there.
“The Sirens did amazing off the back of that last season, and it makes you more eager to put in the hard work and the graft to get you back out there on court.
“We really feel that we are a force to be reckoned with and we are really excited to see where this journey is going to take us.”
Head coach Lesley MacDonald commented: “After an injury-hit season, I am delighted to have Lynsey back for the new season.
“Lynsey has worked extremely hard with her rehab and now into pre-season to ensure she is coming back stronger than we have seen her before.
“Lynsey brings so much knowledge and experience to the shooting unit that she will not only continue to develop her own craft during the season but also the other shooters within the team.”
The 2022 season is expected to get underway in the first quarter of the new year, with clubs having until October to finalise their squads.
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