New playing numbers revealed
28 Sep
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Perth Wildcats young gun Luke Travers will wear the number 23 for his rookie season in the NBL.
Travers wore the number four jersey in 2021 as part of the recently introduced tradition of West Australian players donning the famous number to begin their Wildcats career.
The 2021/22 season is the 20-year-old's third with the Wildcats, but first on the main playng roster.
The Wildcats have also announced the playing numbers to be worn by the first three of its new recruits for the upcoming season.
Import wing Vic Law will be the first player in nine seasons to wear the number one uniform.
Jack Purchase will wear number two, while developement player Kyle Zunic has claimed the number nine.
The Perth Wildcats have two remaining roster positions to fill ahead of the 2021/22 season.
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