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London Broncos Women announce that Courtney Treco will step down as team captain ahead of the 2026 season. Courtney has been a player since the inception of London Broncos Women in 2021 and has captained the side for the past four seasons, becoming a central figure in the club’s journey from its earliest days. As one of the programme’s originals, she provided vital support to Head Coach Colin Baker in the early years, helping to keep the team together during a formative and often challenging period. On the field, Courtney’s influence has been significant. Operating in the pivotal half position, she combined game management, skill and composure with strong leadership. She was also a trusted representative of the playing group, ensuring the team’s thoughts, beliefs and values were clearly communicated, helping players feel heard and contributing to the close bond within the squad. Her experience representing the USA internationally and the England Community Lions brought invaluable standards and professionalism to the Broncos environment. Beyond her playing role, Courtney has been a passionate advocate for the growth of the women’s game. Through interviews, articles and wider roles throughout her career, she has consistently represented the Broncos with pride, championing women’s sport and women’s rugby league across London and the South. Head Coach Colin Baker said: “On a personal note, whilst I am sad to see Courtney step down as Captain, I respect her decision, as she feels it is the right time for her. To say that she has ‘done her bit’ is an understatement. For four seasons, I have relied on her support and counsel through the good times and the struggles. Courtney has scored tries, kicked goals, recruited players, and was the ‘face’ of Broncos in the media during the early seasons spreading the word. She will go down as one of the great Broncos Women. Thank you Courtney.” While stepping down from the captaincy, Courtney will remain a key presence within the Broncos Women programme in 2026, focusing on her on-field peformance and enjoying her rugby. The club is incredibly grateful for her service and for the role she has played in developing London Broncos Women into what it is today, as well as her wider contribution to growing the sport in the region. Courtney Treco said: “It’s been an honour to serve as captain of London Broncos Women for the last 4 years, and I’m proud of everything we’ve accomplished together. As I step away from my leadership role, I’m excited to continue contributing on the field and support our new leadership in the next chapter. Looking forward to the season ahead!” We would like to say a huge thank you to Courtney for everything she has given to the club and look forward to seeing a new leadership group develop as the team enters a new era. On behalf of everyone, thank you, Courtney.
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The London Broncos are pleased to officially release the full fixture list for the 2026 Betfred Championship season. The 2026 campaign consists of 26 regular-season rounds, including 12 home games, 12 away games and 2 bye rounds, spanning January through August. The Broncos will open their 2026 season on Sunday 18 January, hosting the Widnes Vikings at Cherry Red Records Stadium with a 3:00pm kick-off. The Broncos and Vikings split their games in the 2025 season, with the away team winning on each occasion. The London Broncos will look to buck that trend to start their 2026 campaign with a win. It will be the first outing for the Broncos’ new look squad who for many, will be their first competitive rugby league game in the UK. “Coming to England is a massive opportunity and I’m buzzing to get started. The Club’s vision fired me up straight away and I can’t wait to start our season with a win at home”, said star Australian recruit Reagan Campbell-Gillard. “The squad has already made a promising start to the preseason with the international players all well and truly acclimatised to the English winter. We’re excited to start at home and show the fans what we’ve been hard at work for”, said Head Coach Jason Demetriou. It will also be the first opportunity for fans to be part of a revamped matchday experience beyond just 80 minutes of rugby. “We are planning on creating a unique matchday and entertaining experience that gives both the London member and fan a reason to come and join the fun. We will be making some exciting announcements in the lead up to our first home game so stay tuned.” said Broncos co-owner Darren Lockyer. Most home fixtures will once again take place at Cherry Red Records Stadium, with several marquee games scheduled at alternative venues in London. These venue additions reflect the Broncos' commitment to expanding rugby league’s footprint across Greater London and neighbouring regions. Round 17 (21 June) vs Featherstone Rovers at The Stoop, marking a return to the Club’s heritage and delivering a major showcase fixture in one of London’s iconic rugby venues, Round 19 (11 July) vs Doncaster RLFC at The Kuflink Stadium, Ebbsfleet, providing a matchday experience for the growing fan base across Kent and the wider southeast. With the full 2026 fixture list now confirmed, there’s never been a better time to secure your Season Membership. Fans can lock in their seat for every home game, including blockbuster clashes at Cherry Red Records Stadium, The Stoop and Ebbsfleet. Season Members enjoy the best value, exclusive benefits, and a guaranteed place in the stands for every moment of the new era. Join us for all 12 home games and be part of the Broncos’ journey from day one. Single game tickets are now available for sale to all London Broncos home games with tickets starting from just £18. Don’t miss out!
The London Broncos are proud to announce a major new partnership with Cash Converters, who join the Club as Principal Partner ahead of the 2026 season. The multi-year agreement sees the globally recognised Australian brand feature prominently across the Club’s playing kits and apparel, as well as in-stadium and digital assets, marking a significant step in the Broncos’ journey to establish a strong, sustainable future for professional rugby league in the capital. Originally founded in Perth, Australia, Cash Converters has grown into one of the most recognisable names in retail and financial services, with over 150 stores across the UK, including nearly 50 in Greater London. The partnership reflects a shared vision between two organisations with deep roots in their communities and a commitment to opportunity, growth, and resilience. “We’re thrilled to welcome Cash Converters as our Principal Partner,” said Grant Wechsel, London Broncos Co-Owner. “Their Australian heritage, combined with their strong footprint across London, makes this partnership feel like the perfect fit.” Darren Lockyer, Broncos Co-Owner, added: “Partnering with Cash Converters is a huge moment for the Club. They’ve been strong supporters of rugby league in Australia and the UK for years, and now they’re helping us grow the game here in London. Their belief in what we’re building adds real strength to our vision for the future.” Carl Murray, Cash Converters UK CEO, said: “We’re incredibly proud to partner with the London Broncos. With nearly 50 Cash Converters stores across Greater London, we’re excited to support the Broncos as they enter this new era for rugby league in the capital.” The agreement coincides with a period of transformation for the London Broncos, following the Club’s rebrand and a series of strategic partnerships designed to drive long-term growth on and off the field. Together, Cash Converters and the Broncos will collaborate on a range of community and fan engagement initiatives across Greater London, celebrating shared values of inclusivity, connection, and determination.
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The London Broncos acknowledge the Rugby Football League’s (‘RFL’) decision following its competition structure review process. The Club will continue its journey in the Betfred Championship (‘Championship’) for the 2026 season. Although the Broncos have not been selected for promotion to the Betfred Super League (‘Super League’), the Club remains confident in its vision and long-term ambitions, with the review process only strengthening our commitment to once more reaching the top level of the English game. Supported by new investment, a refreshed leadership group, and guidance from leading sports and rugby league consultants, the Broncos are delivering a clear plan for long-term success on and off the pitch. Incoming club owner Grant Wechsel said the outcome would only strengthen the Broncos’ resolve. "While we are naturally disappointed not to have been promoted and respect the process the RFL ran, our belief in this project and our direction as a club will not waiver. The game of Rugby League needs a strong London team, and we will not stop until we return our club to the top level of the game. Darren Lockyer and I are determined people, and today’s decision will serve as strong motivation to drive our success in 2026 and prove people wrong,” said Wechsel. "Our goal is to win the Championship, strengthen every area of the organisation, increase our grading points across the board, and ensure that when we do reach Super League, we are ready to compete from day one,” said Wechsel. The Club’s new ownership group, features National Rugby League Hall of Famer Darren Lockyer who will play a key role in shaping the Broncos’ growth and vision. “This remains an exciting period for the Club. The Broncos are building with purpose and clarity, and there is real belief in what can be achieved. Our coach and many of our significant player signings for 2026 were committed to this regardless of the Super League decision and we will work hard together to achieve a new goal of winning the championship in 2026,” said Lockyer. “Congratulations to the clubs promoted for 2026, but London deserves a strong and competitive Super League presence, and we are committed to making that a reality,” Wechsel added. “We believe in London, as a city and as a key location for the game globally. We call upon all the fans in London as well as new supporters and members to join us on the ride back to the Super League as soon as possible.” As custodians of rugby league in England’s south, the Broncos remain dedicated to expanding the game’s reach, reputation, and pathways. Enhanced community programs, player development initiatives, and a renewed focus on high performance under new Head Coach Jason Demetriou will guide the next chapter. "The future of the London Broncos is bright,” said club owner and Co-Chair Mr Gary Hetherington. "We know where we’re going, and we believe in the path we are on. London will be back at the top in no time.” ENDS FOR MEDIA INQUIRIES, INCLUDING INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES, PLEASE CONTACT MATTHEW LESH (UK) +44 7852 246 114 | MLESH@FRESHWATERSTRATEGY.COM NICHOLAS NOGAROTTO (AU) +61 414 189 069 | NNOGAROTTO@FRESHWATERSTRATEGY.COM
