Wolves look to bring down Jets

Skouson Harker is looking to change Worcester Wolves' recent form

Worcester Wolves will be looking for revenge when they host Cheshire Jets on Saturday evening.

Despite 33 points from Justin Brown, Wolves went down 135-103 victory at Chester's Northgate Arena in September.

"They beat us pretty good when we played them earlier in the season," Wolves player-coach Skouson Harker told BBC Hereford and Worcester.

"We will certainly be looking to redeem ourselves. We'll have more energy this time, but we'll need better defence."

"We were missing Will Funn and Anthony Paez hadn't rejoined us, so I'd expect some improvement."

Worcester are a high tempo, high scoring outfit, well coached with an excellent starting five.

Cheshire Jets coach Paul Smith

Despite the margin of that victory, Jets coach Paul Smith does not believe that it will make any difference when the sides meet again at the University of Worcester on Saturday night (1900 GMT).

"That game bears no relevance to this one whatsoever," said Smith. "They were down a couple of players on the night and our team has changed significantly since then as well.

"Worcester are a high tempo, high scoring outfit, well coached with an excellent starting five.

"Anthony Paez is a great player and a real scoring threat from all over the court, while Justin Brown is very tough to stop too."