Ipswich Town youngster Josh Hammond was given the captain's armband for his loan club Soham Town Rangers on Tuesday evening.
Ipswich Town youngster Josh Hammond captained his loan club, Soham Town Rangers, during a 4-2 victory over March Town in the Cambridgeshire Invitation Cup on Tuesday evening. The center-back led the team on his 18th birthday, marking a milestone in his senior football development.
Hammond, who has developed at Ipswich Town since the Under-9 level, joined the Step 5 side on loan in September. Following the match, Soham Town Rangers manager Lance Key praised the teenager's work ethic and performances since arriving at the club.
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