Lincoln City youngster James Wilson has agreed a one-year professional deal with the club.
The teenage striker is the only one of ten second year Apprentices to earn a deal from Red Imps boss Steve Tilson.
Local lad Wilson, who turned 18 in February was a regular in the Club’s under-18 and reserve teams last season having first appeared for the youth team in March 2009 alongside the likes of fellow ASE graduate Andy Hutchinson, who yesterday also signed new terms for the coming season.
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