Storm Will End for Hawks: Harvey

Illawarra Hawks co-captain Tyler Harvey is confident the storm will end for the club as a tumultuous season nears its conclusion.

The Hawks are last on the ladder with a 2-18 record, with many of those defeats coming in heartbreaking fashion. Illawarra has lost 10 games by 10 points or less, including last Friday’s capitulation in Adelaide where the 36ers ripped off a 17-0 fourth quarter run to steal victory.

Injuries have also ravaged the roster with imports Justin Robinson, George King, Peyton Siva and Michael Frazier II all lost to season ending ailments.

Despite the lack of wins, Harvey is maintaining a positive mindset and believes the brutal season will help the Hawks’ growth.

"We're getting better each and every day, and that starts with me and Sam (Froling). We're not a bunch of guys that are going to roll over, we're going to battle and keep at it," Harvey said via the Illawarra Mercury.

"The good days are coming for us. I know for me, personally, during my journey that there's been tough times like this but the storm always ends at some point. We'll be looking back on this one day realising that we were battle tested but got through it, and it will make us stronger men."

Illawarra hosts the Tasmania JackJumpers on Tuesday night at 7:30pm AEDT.