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Foundation Team



	Chris Baxter Rugby League Development Officer Chris.baxter@londonbroncosrl.com Chris is the longest-serving coach with the Foundation and as Development Officer for west London coaches in Hounslow and Ealing, as well as working with the Staines Titans community club. Chris also coaches the Broncos u15 scholarship and is assistant coach to the Great Britain Community Lions u18s.
	Aran Quinn Rugby League Development Officer Aran.quinn@londonbroncosrl.com Aran is the women & girls' Development Officer and has been credited with the strong growth of the girls' game in west London, and works with the girl's teams at Staines Titans as well as co-ordinating the local Champion Schools competitions A former London Skolars player, Aran now coaches with the Broncos u16 scholarship team.
	Steve Davis East London Project Manager Steve.davis@londonbroncosrl.com Steve manages the Rugby League development programmes in East London in order to grow participation and support community clubs around Newham, Barking, Dagenham and Greenwich. Before joining the Broncos Steve worked for the RFL in the region for several years.
	Ashley Greaves East London Community Rugby League Coach Ashley.greaves@londonbroncosrl.com As the community coaches for the Broncos East London project, Ashley and Chris deliver across the East London boroughs to increase participation in schools, colleges and at the community clubs in the area. The East London development project started in September 2011 and will run for two years, with ambitious targets of growing the sport in the area by 2013.
	Chris Williams East London Community Rugby League Coach chris.williams@londonbroncosrl.com As the community coaches for the Broncos East London project, Ashley and Chris deliver across the East London boroughs to increase participation in schools, colleges and at the community clubs in the area. The East London development project started in September 2011 and will run for two years, with ambitious targets of growing the sport in the area by 2013.