London Broncos are proud to see Australian-born centre Nicole Kennedy take the next step in her Rugby League journey, joining Leeds Rhinos on dual-registration for the 2026 season. Since joining the Broncos in 2022, the 25-year-old has become a key figure in the team, finishing 2025 as top try scorer and Player of the Year. She will combine training with both clubs while continuing her career as a Paramedic in London. Broncos head coach Colin Baker paid tribute to Kennedy’s impact on and off the field: “I was speaking to Nicole before she arrived in the UK about coming over to play, so I feel like I have known her for years. She has been a great servant for London Broncos Women, I cannot speak highly enough of her as a person and player. Whilst we are sad to lose her, she has earned her opportunity to play regularly at the top level. We all wish her well, and personally I would like to thank her for what she has brought to Broncos Women, on and off the field.” Kennedy, who has also represented the Netherlands on the international stage, reflected on her journey and the decision to move north: “I moved to London when I was 21 for work and joined the Broncos in 2022. I love it there, they are like my family, so I guess the move to come to Leeds was a big decision for me. I am looking forward to testing myself in an intense environment with players who have played in Super League, and to give myself the best chance to play at that next step up.” The Rhinos are working closely with London Broncos to ensure Nicole’s best interests are looked after and that she can fully maximise the opportunities available to her. Follow @londonbroncoswomen on socials to stay up to date with all the latest news

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