Worcester Warriors are making serious moves ahead of the new season, adding three more talented players to their roster—including a familiar face from the Premiership.

Leading the new signings is Newcastle Red Bulls forward John Hawkins. The 29-year-old has been a consistent performer in the Premiership, racking up 35 appearances for Newcastle since joining them from Jersey three years ago. Before that, he made his mark with Bristol Bears. Hawkins expressed his gratitude, saying, "The club showed a lot of faith in me after Jersey went bust, and I'll forever be proud to have represented the region. The club is in a really exciting spot, I look forward to watching it progress."

Joining Hawkins in the Warriors' pack is Leicester Tigers prop Cam Miell, who has already proven his worth during a loan spell this season, making 11 appearances for Worcester. The South African-born prop earned a senior contract with Leicester after debuting in the Prem Cup in 2024. "I'm excited to continue growing both as a player and a person amongst such a great group of boys," Miell shared. "I can't wait to see how much we can achieve as a team next season."

Rounding out the trio is Loughborough University product Owain Evans, a promising addition to the Warriors' forward depth. With these signings, Worcester is clearly building for a strong campaign ahead.

Currently sitting fourth in the Championship table, the Warriors are gearing up for their final game of the season this Saturday—an away clash against Coventry. It's a crucial match that could set the tone for what's shaping up to be an exciting new chapter for the club.