Junior Rugby League Awards for London & South-East 2024

Jake Watson • 2 September 2024

Junior Rugby League Awards for London & South-East 2024


Congratulations to the Winners of the Junior Rugby League Awards for London & South-East. With over 30 Nominees from 8 different Community Clubs across the region there were difficult decisions involved given the high quality of the Nominees. However the winners were all outstanding and were selected by a panel from the London Broncos, the London Rugby League Foundation, the London Junior League and the RFL.


It was a great event with the presentation taking place in front of a bumper crowd at the London Broncos, with awards being presented by former Broncos player and England International Ikram Butt. Attendees also got to see a fantastic match of Super League, which the Broncos were desperately unlucky not to win.


We now look forward to many of the players involved taking part in the London Broncos Talent Pathway over the next few years.

Primary & Junior Rugby League Player of the Year Awards 2024, London & South-East


Junior Girls

Nominees:

Abigail Rowell – London Broncos Development

Dita Shaw – Elmbridge Eagles

Isabelle Clark  - Brentwood Eels

Winner: Abigail Rowell – London Broncos Development


Primaries


Nominees:

Alfie Impey - Brentwood Eels

Bobby Reynolds - Brentwood Eels

Danny Jones - Brixton Bulls

Frederick Searle - Brixton Bulls

Jack Reynolds - Brentwood Eels

Joe O'Flaherty - Brixton Bulls

Luca Lapachidze- Brixton Bulls

Teddy Jensen - Elmbridge Eagles

Winner: Alfie Impey – Brentwood Eels


U12 Boys


Nominees:

Frazer Marmont-Robertson - Brixton Bulls

Henry Jensen – Elmbridge Eagles

Idris Cassidy - Brixton Bulls

Winner: Henry Jensen – Elmbridge Eagles


U14 Boys


Nominees:

Alex Collins-Kanaan - St Albans Centurions

Alexandru Leanca - Feltham Falcons

Anthony Blazewicz - Feltham Falcons

Charlie Krantz - St Albans Centurions

Freddie Lamb - St Albans Centurions

Hamza Zidour - Brixton Bulls

Jake McMahon- Brentwood Eels

Kieran Matthews - Feltham Falcons

Nathaniel Bent - Brixton Bulls

Ollie Robinson - St Albans Centurions

Zack Kelly – Elmbridge Eagles

Winner: Nathaniel Bent – Brixton Bulls


U16 Boys


Nominees:

Ben Hulyer - Hemel Stags

Ben Ratcliffe - Eastern Rhinos

Eddie Atherton - Hemel Stags

Jacob Walton - Eastern Rhinos

Liam Ferrier - Brentwood Eels

Lucas Davison - Hemel Stags

Matty McDonald - Hemel Stags

Toby Davies – Elmbridge Eagles

Will Randall - Eastern Rhinos

Winner: Eddie Atherton – Hemel Stags

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