Sam Winney signs first professional deal at London Broncos

London Broncos are delighted to announce our 2025 Away Shirt!

Alex Walker renews London Broncos contract London Broncos are delighted to announce Alex Walker has agreed to extend his contract at the club for the 2025 season. The 29-year-old is a product of the clubs academy and has established himself as a club legend since making his debut back in 2014. Twice a winner of the Championship, in 2019 & 2023 Walker has played 170 times for the club and ranks 5th all time for appearances made. A fine scorer of tries as well the full-back has run-in 78 times in Broncos colours and ranks 5th all time for tries scored.

London Broncos sign Huw Worthington London Broncos are delighted to announce the signing of prop Huw Worthington for the 2025 season. The 30-year-old Welsh international joins the club having most recently played a key role at Whitehaven during the 2024 season. Worthington switched codes from union after previously playing in the Championship with both Bedford and Richmond.  At 27 he moved to Australia to make the switch to League and was signed by the Sydney Roosters New South Wales Cup team. Upon returning to the UK the prop spent time with both Leeds Rhinos and Widnes Vikings before signing with Whitehaven.

London Broncos are delighted to announce our 2024 Christmas Event! The event will be taking place at Rosslyn Park FC on Sunday, 15th December between 4pm-8pm . Included in this event will be: Open training session (4pm-5pm) Father Christmas/Player Meet & Greet (5pm-6pm) Carol Singing (from 6pm) Christmas Live Music Auction & Raffle Draw Don't wait, click the button below NOW and book your place at our Christmas event next month!

London Broncos sign Connor O’Beirne London Broncos are delighted to announce the signing of Australian back Connor O’Beirne. The 27-year-old half-back has most recently been playing in France’s top division with Lezignan and before that Carcassone.

London Broncos sign prop Ben Hursey-Hord London Broncos are delighted to announce the signing of 22 year-old prop forward Ben Hursey-Hord. The signing sees Hursey-Hord return to the club after joining the London Broncos academy as a 17-year-old in 2019 before leaving to go to university in Leeds. The former Invicta Panthers junior was then signed by Leeds Rhinos and was a regular in the reserve side before joining Halifax Panthers in February of this year.

Sam Winney signs first professional deal at London Broncos London Broncos are delighted to announce prop forward Sam Winney has signed his first professional contract with the club. The 20-year-old has been with the club since the age of 16 and was named the Reserve team Player of the Year in 2024. It has been a big year for Winney who has also recently become an Ireland international making his debut against Netherlands in September. 

Winners announced in the London Rugby League Community Club Awards Congratulations to all the Award Winners in the London Rugby League Community Club Awards 2024! The Awards were announced and presented last night by London Broncos Captain, Will Lovell, at a Celebration of Community Rugby League in London & South-East. The event also helped raise significant funds for the London Rugby League Foundation to support Community Clubs across the region. Congratulations also to all those who were both nominated and short-listed for the awards. There were nearly 80 nominees from 18 different clubs, which is a new record and shows the strength of the Community Game in the area. Award winners were selected from the Nominations by a panel from the London Rugby League Foundation, the London Broncos, the London Junior League, the RFL and a representative from the broader Community Game. Please see below the Award Winners, and find attached the full list of nominees and short-lists. Adult Coach - VInce Spurr, Hammersmith Hill Hoists Primary Children's Coach - Jamie Impey, Brentwood Eels Junior Children's Coach - Rosie Cairns, Elmbridge Eagles Men's Player - Joel Strasser, Hammersmith Hill Hoists Women's Player - Nicole Kennedy, London Broncos Ladies Master's Player - Ernie Lang, Medway Dragons Wheelchair Player - Mason Billington, Brentwood Eels & London Roosters Match Official - Henry Winnard Services to Rugby League - Kieran O'Shea, Southern RL Referees Society Volunteer of the Year - Pablo Bawdekar, Brixton Bulls Club of the Year - Wests Warriors

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.