'The place I want to be': Jack Sinfield commits future to Leeds Rhinos

Leeds Rhinos teenager Jack Sinfield has signed a new three-year deal that will keep him at Headingley until at least the end of 2026.
By James O'Brien
Published 9th Jun 2023, 20:00 GMT

The 18-year-old – son of Rhinos legend Kevin – has made six Super League appearances since his debut in April 2022.

Sinfield, who is currently sitting his A-level exams, has returned to the Leeds squad for Sunday's trip to Wakefield Trinity after overcoming a concussion sustained in his only outing of the year against Salford Red Devils last month.

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“I'm really happy here and I see the Rhinos as the place I want to be," he said.

Jack Sinfield has committed his future to Leeds Rhinos. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)Jack Sinfield has committed his future to Leeds Rhinos. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)
Jack Sinfield has committed his future to Leeds Rhinos. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)

"Rohan Smith and the rest of the staff have been great with me during my A-level studies. You only get one shot at your A-levels and it has been really important to me that I make sure I can smash my studies and then I’m free to focus on my rugby.

"I'm still young and the main thing for me is to pick up more experience where I can and learn from each opportunity.

"I feel like I'm improving under Rohan and the staff. I know I need to keep pushing.

"I'm excited about what is to come with this group of players in the years ahead. There is a really good crop of young players coming through and I think the Rhinos are in good hands."

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