Lewis Bienek

Age:  26


Place of Birth:  Sidcup,

London


Position:  Prop


SPONSORED BY ALAN ELRICK

PLAYER HIGHLIGHTS

Player Biography


Lewis Bienek is a prop who rejoined the Broncos in 2022. Lewis had a fantastic 2023 season, winning coaches’ player of the year after making 25 appearances in all competitions. From Sidcup, Lewis is a product of the London Broncos academy and made his professional debut with the club on August 14th, 2016 in London’s 76-16 victory over Batley Bulldogs in the Super 8’s qualifiers. 


Aside from playing at the Broncos as his permanent club (2016-2018, 2022-present), Lewis spent 2 seasons on loan at Oxford (2016-2017) before making a permanent move to Hull FC. Whilst at Hull FC, Lewis went back on loan to the Broncos (2018) in addition to loan spells at Doncaster (2018), Batley Bulldogs (2019), & Leigh Centurions (2020). Lewis then spent a year with Castleford Tigers (2021) before returning to London to play for the Broncos. 


Lewis made his 2024 debut in London’s victory over Hull FC after returning from an injury which had kept him out of the first 11 weeks of the season. 


Lewis is sponsored by Alan Elrick for the 2025 season. 


PLAYER NEWS

Lewis Bienek to return to matchday squad following injury

by Jake Watson • 10 May 2024
Lewis Bienek to return to matchday squad following injury London Broncos prop Lewis Bienek is set to return to the matchday squad against Hull FC on Sunday (12th May) following a serious ankle injury that was picked up in pre-season.

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6 February 2024
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