Myles Hesson Joins French Pro-A Side Dijon
Myles Hesson has ended a three-year spell in Germany by heading to France to join Pro-A side JDA Dijon, as first reported by BEBasket.fr.
The GB senior international spent last season in the Beko-BBL with Eisbaren Bremerhaven and finished with averages of 12.2 points and 4.3 rebounds whilst shooting 40+% from 3-point range.
Hesson is again expected to suit up for GB this summer having been selected in the preliminary 19-man squad along with a number of new faces.
The 25-year-old began his pro career by playing for defunct BBL side Essex Pirates shortly after representing the GB under-20’s and after a season with Mersey Tigers, Hesson headed to Germany before climbing the ranks.
Dijon finished 10th in the Pro-A standings last season with a 17-17 record and also competed in the EuroCup, where they reached the second group stage.
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