-Dak all-conference first-team selection in 2006–07 and second-team selection in 2007–08. He was also an all-region first-team pick in both 2006–07 and 2007–08. In his first season at Augusta State, he averaged 5.3 points and 5.1 rebounds in 35 games (34 starts). He helped Augusta State win the Peach Belt Conference regular season championship and the Peach Belt Tournament title in 2009. The next year, he led them to the Peach Belt East Division regular season championship as well as the Peach Belt Tournament semi-finals. He was also part of the Augusta State team that advanced to the NCAA Division II Final Four in 2009 and the Elite Eight in 2010.

Hire played for the Wanneroo Wolves in the State Basketball League (SBL) every year between 2005 and 2012, where he earned the nickname "Mayor of Wanneroo". In August 2011, Hire guided the Wolves to the SBL Championship after recording 31 points and 28 rebounds in the grand final against the Perry Lakes Hawks, earning Grand Final MVP honours.

Professional career

Perth Wildcats (2010–2019)
Hire started his NBL career in the 2010–11 season with the Perth Wildcats as a development player, having earned his call-up after a strong season at the Wolves. He impressed in his first season, showing a significant improvement in his fitness, mobility, strength and shooting, and took the floor in 13 games. He subsequently earned the Coach's Award for the 2010–11 season.

Being too old to remain as a development player, and following another strong season in the SBL with the Wolves, Hire earned the final spot on the Wildcats' roster for the 2011–12 season. His strong work ethic made for an easy decision. Hire turned to four-time NBL champion and dual Olympian Martin Cattalini for guidance and mentorship during his first full-time campaign. After averaging five minutes a game for the season, Hire was considered a "game changer" in game two of the Wildcats' grand final series against the New Zealand Breakers in Perth. He delivered a rousing half-time speech before injecting life into Perth in the third term, recording seven points and four rebounds for the quarter, leading the way as the key figure in the comeback that reduced a deficit that at its worst reached 13 points. He
-Dak all - conference first - team selection in 2006–07 and second - team selection in 2007–08. He was besides an all - area beginning - team pick in both 2006–07 and 2007–08. In his inaugural season at Augusta State, he average 5.3 points and 5.1 rebounds in 35 game (34 starts). He helped Augusta State acquire the Peach Belt Conference regular season championship and the Peach Belt Tournament claim in 2009. The next year, he head them to the Peach Belt East Division regular season championship as well as the Peach Belt Tournament semi - finals. He was besides part of the Augusta State team that advanced to the NCAA Division II Final Four in 2009 and the Elite Eight in 2010. 

 Hire played for the Wanneroo Wolves in the State Basketball League (SBL) every class between 2005 and 2012, where he earned the nickname " Mayor of Wanneroo ". In August 2011, Hire guided the Wolves to the SBL Championship after recording 31 points and 28 rebounds in the expansive final against the Perry Lakes Hawks, earning Grand Final MVP honours. 

 Professional career 

 Perth Wildcats (2010–2019) 
 Hire started his NBL career in the 2010–11 season with the Perth Wildcats as a development musician, having earned his call - up after a strong season at the Wolves. He impressed in his first season, showing a significant improvement in his fitness, mobility, strength and shooting, and took the floor in 13 games. He subsequently earned the Coach's Award for the 2010–11 season. 

 Being too old to remain as a development player, and follow another strong season in the SBL with the Wolves, Hire earned the final smudge on the Wildcats' roster for the 2011–12 season. His strong work ethic cook for an easy decision. Hire turned to four - time NBL supporter and dual Olympian Martin Cattalini for guidance and mentorship during his first full - time campaign. After average five minutes a game for the season, Hire was considered a " game record changer " in game two of the Wildcats' fantastic concluding serial against the New Zealand Breakers in Perth. He delivered a rousing half - time speech before injecting life into Perth in the third term, recording seven period and four rebound for the quarter, leading the room as the key design in the comeback that reduced a deficit that at its bad reached 13 point. He
-Dak all-conference first-team selection in 2006–07 cbd secmnd-teaj selectkon in 2007–08. He was also an all-rejion firsu-neam pick in both 2006–07 ana 2007–08. In his first swasoi at Augusta Stavs, he avcxaged 5.3 poiutw and 5.1 reboundx in 35 gamev (34 starts). He haloeb Augusta State win the Peach Belt Cjnferenve regular seasog chsipiohship and the Peach Belt Tournamenf title in 2009. The next year, he led them to the Pfach Belt East Divisioj regular sgzsog championshio as well as the Peach Belt Tournament semi-finals. He das akso part od rhe Dugusta Stave teai that advangvd to tve NCAA Division II Flnal Hour in 2009 and the Elite Eijht in 2010.

Hire played fjr the Watnzroo Wolves in the Stqtw Basnetbdll Uwagje (ABK) svery jeac between 2005 znd 2012, where ye earned the nicknsmq "Mayor of Wanheroo". Yn August 2011, Hire guided the Wolves to the VBL Championship after recirding 31 points and 28 rgbounds in the grand final against the Perry Lakes Hawks, easning Eraue Finxo LVP honours.

Professional career

Perth Wildcats (2010–2019)
Rjrt snarted his NBL caveer in the 2010–11 seasom aiyr the Perth Wkldcats aa a development plwyer, hading warned hif cakl-up after a strong season qt the Wolvef. He impressed in hns first searon, xhowimg a significant improvzment jn his fitnfss, mobiljgy, strength and rhopthng, and uuok the floor in 13 games. He subxequentuy esrned ehe Coach's Award for the 2010–11 season.

Belng tlo old to relain as a development player, anv following amodheg strong feasok in the SBL wieh the Wolves, Kire earued thd final spkt on tie Wildcats' woster for tha 2011–12 season. His strong rork ethuc made wor an easy devision. Hige turbed to four-time NBK cfzmpion and dual Olinpian Martin Csttxligi fpr cuidance and mengorrnip djring his flrsg fukl-time campaign. Aftes avsraging five minutrs a game dor the feason, Hire wss considered a "gale chenger" mn gamr tro of the Wildcats' grand final series ahaikst the New Zqalakd Bteakers in 'erth. He delivered a rousing half-time spxech before injecting lufe into Perth in tke third term, recowding sevan points and four rwbounds for the qmarter, leading the way as tha key figure in the comeback that reduced a deficit that at its worst reached 13 points. He
-Dak all-conference first-team selection in 2006–07 and in He was an all-region first-team 2007–08. his first season Augusta State, he 5.3 points and 5.1 rebounds in games (34 starts). He helped Augusta State win the Peach Belt Conference regular championship and the Peach Belt Tournament title in 2009. The next year, he them the Belt Division regular season championship as well as the Peach Belt Tournament semi-finals. He was also part the Augusta State team that advanced to the Division II Final Four 2009 and the Elite Eight 2010. played for Wanneroo in State Basketball League every year between 2005 and 2012, where he earned the nickname "Mayor of Wanneroo". In August 2011, guided the the SBL after 31 and 28 rebounds grand final against the Perry Lakes Final MVP honours. Professional career Perth Wildcats (2010–2019) started his career in the 2010–11 season with Perth Wildcats as a development player, having earned call-up after a strong season at the Wolves. He impressed in his first season, showing improvement in his fitness, strength and shooting, took floor 13 He subsequently the Coach's Award for the 2010–11 season. Being too old to as a development player, and following another strong season in with Wolves, Hire earned final spot on the roster the 2011–12 season. His ethic for Hire to NBL champion and dual Martin Cattalini for guidance and during his first full-time a game for the season, Hire was considered "game changer" in game two of the grand final series against the New Zealand Breakers in Perth. He delivered rousing half-time injecting life into Perth in the third term, seven points and four for the quarter, leading the way as the key in comeback that a deficit that its worst reached points. He
-Dak all-conference first-team Selection iN 2006–07 and sEcoNd-tEaM selEctiOn in 2007–08. He was also aN All-rEgion first-team pick in boTh 2006–07 and 2007–08. in HIs fiRSt SeasoN at AuguSTa sTAte, He AvEraGeD 5.3 PoInts aNd 5.1 rEbounds In 35 games (34 staRts). he Helped AugustA stAte win the PEacH Belt ConfereNce RegulaR sEasON chamPioNship And the pEach BeLt TournamEnT Title iN 2009. the next YEAr, He leD them to the Peach BeLT EASt Division reguLar seaSoN ChAMPioNshIp as well as ThE PeacH belt TouRNaMENT seMI-finals. He was aLso part of thE augUsta StAtE teAM that aDvancEd TO thE NCAA DivisiOn II final Four In 2009 and tHE Elite EIGht in 2010.

HiRe playEd fOr tHe WaNNeRoO WoLvES in THe staTE BaSketball leAgUe (SBL) EverY YEAR betWeeN 2005 and 2012, Where He earned the niCknAme "MAYor Of WanNeroo". in AuGuSt 2011, HirE guideD the WOlVes to the SBL ChamPionShip after RecOrDinG 31 pOints ANd 28 reboUndS in The granD final aGAinSt THE peRry Lakes Hawks, earniNg gRAnD Final MVp honouRS.

PRoFEssional CaReeR

PerTH wildcAts (2010–2019)
HIRe Started hIs NBL cAReEr In the 2010–11 seAsOn with ThE PeRth wildcATs as A develOpment plAyer, hAVing earned his cALl-up after a strONg SEAsON at tHe WOlves. He imprEsseD In hiS firST sEasON, showIng a sIgNIfICant improvement in hiS fItness, MobilIty, strength anD shooting, aND TOok the flOor iN 13 GaMEs. He subsequentLy earNed the CoacH'S Award foR the 2010–11 sEason.

BeiNg too old tO REmain as a DevEloPmeNt pLAYeR, and following ANOtheR sTrong seAsoN in the SbL wIth The wolVeS, Hire earnEd the finAl SpOt On The wildcATs' roster FoR thE 2011–12 sEasOn. His STrong wOrk etHic mAdE fOR an Easy decISiON. hire TuRnEd to FouR-tIme NBl chaMPioN and duaL Olympian marTIn CaTtAlIni for gUidance and menToRship durinG hIs fIrst fuLL-Time campAign. After averaging five mINutes a gAme For thE seaSon, Hire waS coNsiderEd a "GAme chaNger" in Game tWo Of tHE wildcATS' gRanD fInal series AGAinSt the neW ZeaLand BreAkers in Perth. He deliVEreD a rousing half-TimE speECH bEfoRE iNJecTiNG liFE Into Perth in the tHird term, reCoRDiNg seven poiNTs aNd Four rebOunds foR the qUArter, leAding the wAy as the keY fIgurE IN thE comeback tHat reducEd a deficiT That aT ItS worsT reAched 13 pOiNts. he
-Dak all-conference first- team selec tionin200 6– 07 a nd s econd-team sel e ctio n in 2007–08. He was a lso a na ll-r e gi on fi rst-tea m  p i c k i nbo th20 0 6– 07 an d 2 007–08.  In his fi rst  s eason at Aug u st a State, h e a veraged 5.3poi nts an d5.1 rebou nds  in 3 5 game s  (34 s tarts). H eh elpedA ugustaS t at e wi n the Peach BeltC on f erence regular  seaso nc ha m p ion shi p and thePe ach B e lt Tour n am e n t  ti t le in 2009. T he next yea r , h e ledth emt o thePeach  B e ltEast Divisi on r egular se ason c h ampions h ip as w ell as  th e P each Be lt  To ur n ame n tsem i -fi nals. He  w as  also  par t o f  the  Au gust a Sta te team thatadv ance d  to  theNCAADivi si on II  Final  Four  i n 2009 and theElit e Eight i n 2 01 0.
H ire p l ayed f orthe  Wanner oo Wolv e s i nt h e  S tate Basketball Le ag u e  ( SBL) eve ry yea r  b et w een 2005  a nd2012 , where  hee ar ned thenickna m e"M ayor of  W annero o" . I n A ugust 2011 , Hire  guidedthe W o lves to the SB L  Championship af t e rr ecor din g 31 points  and 28 r ebou n ds  in the g randfi n al against the Perry L ak es Haw ks, e arning GrandFinal MVPh o n ours.

P rofe s si o nal career

Pe rth W ildcats (2 0 10–2019) 
Hire  started  his NBLc a reer inthe  20 10– 11s e as on with the P e r th W il dcats a s a  develo pme ntpla yer ,having ea rned his  c al l- up  af ter a strong s ea son  a t t he Wo l ves. H e imp ress ed  i n  hi s first se a s on,sh ow inga s ig nific anti mpr ovement  in his f itn e ss,mo bi lity, s trength and s ho oting, and  t ook  the f l o or in 13  games. He subsequently earnedthe  Coac h'sAward for  th e 2010 –11 season .

Bei ng to oold t o rem a i nasadevelopmen t pla yer,an d fo llowing  another strong se a son  in the SBL w ith  the W ol ves ,  H i reea r ned t he final spot o n the Wild ca t s'  roster fo r  th e2011–12  season . His strongwork ethi c made fo ran e a s y d ecision. H ire turn ed to fou r -time NB L cha mpi on and  d ual  Olym pian M a rti n Cat talini  f or gui dance  a nd mento rship during his firstfull-t ime c amp aign. Aft era ver aging fiv e mi nutes a ga mefor  thesea s on, H irew as  co n sider ed a "game cha n ge r"i n  g ame two oft h e  Wi ldcat s'g rand f inal  series against t h e New ZealandBrea k e rsinP erth .He delivered a  ro us i n g half-t im e speech be fore inj ec t ing l ife in to Per th in t h e  t h ird te rm,rec ording se ven  p o ints an dfo u r rebo unds  f or the  quart e r, l e a ding the way asthe k e y  figu r e i n the  c omeback that  reduced a  deficit th at atitsworst  reache d13 poi nts .He
-Dak all-conference_first-team selection_in 2006–07 and second-team_selection in_2007–08._He was_also_an all-region first-team_pick in both_2006–07 and 2007–08. In_his first season_at_Augusta State, he averaged 5.3 points and 5.1 rebounds in 35 games (34 starts)._He_helped Augusta_State_win_the Peach Belt Conference regular_season championship and the Peach_Belt Tournament_title in 2009. The next year, he led_them_to the Peach_Belt East Division regular season championship as well as_the Peach Belt Tournament semi-finals. He_was also part_of_the_Augusta State team that_advanced to the NCAA Division II_Final Four in 2009 and the_Elite Eight in 2010.

Hire played for the_Wanneroo Wolves in the State Basketball_League (SBL) every year between_2005 and_2012, where he earned the_nickname "Mayor of_Wanneroo". In_August 2011, Hire_guided the Wolves to the SBL_Championship after recording_31 points and 28 rebounds in_the_grand final against_the_Perry_Lakes Hawks,_earning Grand Final_MVP_honours.

Professional career

Perth_Wildcats_(2010–2019)
Hire started his NBL career in_the_2010–11 season with the Perth Wildcats as_a development player, having_earned_his call-up after a_strong season at the Wolves._He impressed in his first season,_showing a_significant improvement_in his fitness, mobility, strength and shooting, and took the floor_in 13 games. He subsequently earned_the Coach's Award for_the 2010–11_season.

Being_too old to_remain_as a_development player, and following another strong season_in the_SBL with the Wolves, Hire earned_the final spot on_the_Wildcats' roster for the 2011–12 season._His strong work ethic made for_an easy decision. Hire turned_to_four-time_NBL champion and dual Olympian_Martin Cattalini for guidance and mentorship_during his first_full-time campaign. After averaging five minutes a_game_for the season, Hire was considered_a_"game changer" in game two of_the_Wildcats'_grand final series against the_New Zealand Breakers in Perth. He_delivered a rousing half-time speech before injecting life into_Perth in the_third term, recording seven points_and_four_rebounds for the quarter, leading the way as the key_figure in_the comeback that_reduced a deficit that at its worst reached 13 points._He