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Jensen Monk signs new deal at London Broncos
Jake Watson • 8 November 2024
Jensen Monk signs new deal at London Broncos
London Broncos are delighted to announce Jensen Monk has signed a new deal to stay at the club for the 2025 season.
The 20 year old is viewed as a hot prospect at the club after making his debut in the 2023 Championship season and featuring for the first team in 2024 against Warrington Wolves in the Challenge Cup.
Monk was named in a number of the 21-man Super League squads and likely would have featured more had he not broken his foot during the season.
Predominantly playing at loose forward the Bromley born man excelled for the reserves in 2024 scoring tries against Wigan, Castleford, Salford & Hull KR.
Speaking on the news Monk says he wants to kick on next season again;
“I’m delighted to be staying with the club for another season, I can’t wait to get back and rip into pre-season.
“I really want to kick on this year and earn my spot in the 17 each week.”
If you would like to sponsor Jensen in 2025 please contact james.booth@londonbroncosrl.com
MATCH PREVIEW: London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs London Broncos captain Will Lovell has previewed the Championship game on Saturday with Batley Bulldogs the visitors to The Cherry Red Records. After the defeat to Featherstone Rovers in the 1895 Cup quarter-final last time out the group will be looking to bounce back and maintain the winning record at home in the league this season. The weekend’s visitors come into the game directly under Broncos in the Championship table with the sides 9th and 10th respectively. Batley come into this weekend off the back of consecutive league defeats to Halifax Panthers and York Knights.
PREVIEW: Will Lovell looks ahead to visit of Batley London Broncos captain Will Lovell has previewed the Championship game on Saturday with Batley Bulldogs the visitors to The Cherry Red Records. After the defeat to Featherstone Rovers in the 1895 Cup quarter-final last time out the group will be looking to bounce back and maintain the winning record at home in the league this season. Wins over Featherstone and Hunslet at SW17 this season will mean Mike Eccles side will be confident of maintaining that record and Lovell says they are looking forward to being back on home ground; #WeAreLondon
SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT: London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs Mike Eccles has named his squad for the Championship fixture with Batley Bulldogs at The Cherry Red Records Stadium on Saturday (7pm). There are three omissions to the squad as the Wigan pair of Taylor Kerr and Lukas Mason and Sam Davis who is on dual-registration from Salford are not included. From the last league game at The Cherry Red Records we have Lewis Bienek and Sadiq Adebiyi returning. The full squad is available below.
MATCH SPONSOR ANNOUNCEMENT London Broncos are delighted to announce SEEEN will be our match sponsors for this weekend's upcoming fixture with Batley Bulldogs at The Cherry Red Records Stadium. SEEEN is an AI-led video technology platform business that already has clients in the sports, publishing and e-commerce industries and have been sponsoring the Club since the start of the 2024 season. SEEEN’s technology drives better returns on new and historic video content for fans and owners by finding the most relevant and engaging segments of videos for publication on websites and social media platforms. To find out more about SEEEN follow THIS LINK.
MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Featherstone 34-6 London Broncos It was a disappointing afternoon for the Broncos as they bowed out of the 1895 Cup to Featherstone Rovers in the quarter-final. You can now watch back the best of the action from Post Office Road below. #WeAreLondon
GAMEWEEK: London Broncos vs Batley Bulldogs London Broncos are back in home action this Saturday when they welcome Batley Bulldogs to The Cherry Red Records looking to maintain their 100% start in the league at home so far this season. We welcome back club legend Tony Rea as our special guest and you will be able to meet him in the 'Legends Lounge' on the day. Tickets for this must be purchased by Tuesday and can be bought from the link below.
MATCH GALLERY: Featherstone Rovers 34-6 London Broncos London Broncos would lose on the road to Featherstone Rovers in the 1895 Cup quarter-final on Sunday April 7th. You can now take a look through some of the best images from the day. #WeAreLondon
MATCH REPORT: Featherstone Rovers 34-6 London Broncos London Broncos bowed out of the 1895 Cup at the quarter finals stage after losing to Featherstone Rovers at Post Office Road. Broncos won the toss and opted to go down the hill in the first half which was a tactic that served us well in the last visit back in 2023. It was by no means a slow start but it was the home side who registered the first points of the afternoon but it wasn’t without controversy as it looked like the officials had missed a forward pass. After play had been allowed to continue Wynne and Aekins combined for the latter to score. Reynolds kicked the extras. Rovers 6-0 Broncos. That try sparked Mike Eccles side into action and in the 15th minute the Broncos moved the ball well out to the left hand side where Liam Tindall found himself in space - who likes nothing more than green grass to run into. The winger ran almost 50 metres and cut inside to evade Reynolds to score a fantastic try. The conversion from Hellec was almost as impressive as he slotted it through the posts from a tight angle.
TEAM NEWS: Featherstone Rovers vs London Broncos Here is your starting line-up for this afternoon's 1895 Cup quarter-final at Featherstone Rovers. Returning to the squad this week is Lewis Bienek after passing his HIA protocols meanwhile Wigan Warriors pair Lukas Mason and Taylor Kerr are also back after missing the win over Hunslet. Sam Davis also goes straight back into the squad after he rejoined the club on dual-registration from Salford Red Devils. Chris Ball plays at centre to start a league game for the first time as Chris Hellec moves to the wing. #WeAreLondon
Mike Eccles previews 1895 Cup quarter-final L ondon Broncos Director of Rugby & Performance Mike Eccles believes Featherstone Rovers still represent one of the most dangerous sides in the Championship despite their poor start to the season. It is cup quarter-final this weekend in the 1895 Cup competition but Rovers are a side that currently sit towards the bottom end of the division that the two respective sides share. Despite Broncos coming into the game after a very solid start to the new season and having already beaten Featherstone this season, Eccles is very wary of the threat that Rovers hold especially as there has been a change in the head coach at Post Office Road since that win on February 23rd at The Cherry Red Records. Watch the full pre-match interview with Mike Eccles below. #WeAreLondon
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