Harlequins tie promising young pair to new contracts
Will Collier has committed to Harlequins until 2015. Photo: Mike Egerton/EMPICS Sport
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
2:07 PM
Young Harlequins forwards Will Collier and Kyle Sinckler have signed contract extensions that will keep them with the club until 2015.
21-year-old tight head prop Collier joined the Quins academy in 2008 and has represented England at Under-20 level.
Sinckler, 19, also a tight head prop, has also represented England Under-20s at the 2012 Six Nations and Junior World Championships.
Both players have featured for Quins’ senior side.
Harlequins head coach John Kingston said: “I am absolutely delighted that Will and Kyle have re-signed.
“Both have already had exposure in the first XV and I have no doubt that over the coming seasons both players will make a great impact in the Premiership.
“Their development through the club’s Academy is once again proof of Harlequins’ considerable ability to nurture young English talent.”
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