KENNY BROMWICHFull Name: Kenneath Bromwich
Position: Prop Forward, Second Row, Loose Forward Year of Birth: 22 September 1991 Height: 6 Foot Weight: 102 Kilograms Nationality: New Zealand Maori Current Club: Melbourne Storm (NRL) NRL Player I most resemble: Jeremy Smith ACHIEVEMENTS Junior Kiwis International player (2011) Selected Toyota cup team of the year player (2011) Melbourne Storm Thunderbolts Captain (2011) Melbourne Storm Thunderbolts Forward Player of the year (2010) Melbourne Storm Thunderbolts Toyota cup debut (2009) SG Ball Players Player of the year (2009) Combined Affiliated States Most Valuable Player (2009) Combined Affiliated States (CAS) Under 18s Rep. (2009/08) NSW Junior SG Ball under 18s Grand Finalist (2009) Melbourne Storm NYC under 20s (2009) Melbourne Storm SG Ball under 18s captain (2009) New Zealand Maori under 16’s representative (2007) Auckland Maori under 16’s representative (2007/06) MEDIA COVERAGE ON KENNY June 2011 - Kenny Bromiwch scores magnificent try 25/05/2011 - Kenny Bromwich scores his 14th try of his career 18/09/2010 - 2010 Season Review: Melbourne Storm 15/04/2009 - Melbourne Storm Under 18 team tribute 28/03/2010 - Storm NYC outclas Knights 25/05/2009 - Dandy duo in Storm story 18/09/2010 - Bredding factory for Storm 15/04/2009 - Storm's SG Ball team creates history |
ABOUT KENNY
Kenny is a humble young man, friendly and easy to approach. Kenny is a hard worker and believes that his leadership and work ethics since arriving to Melbourne in 2008 have been key foundations to his success of late. Kenny was the captain of the Victorian based SG Ball (under 18s) and Toyota cup (under 20s) Melbourne Storm team and shows that through his words and actions at training and in his games he can match it with the best in the junior representative grade. At 17 years of age Kenny had surprised many with his mature attacking ability, high work rate, solid defence, long minutes played and gifted offloading. He definitely has potential to grow in to in to a professional rugby league player.
Kenny comes from a good family where his parents work extremely hard to support him and his older brother Jesse (also with the Storm) with valuable opportunities. There support in relocating the entire family from Auckland to Melbourne in hope of further opportunities for there two sons in rugby league and with employment has not gone unnoticed. Kenny and his brother Jesse are in the Melbourne Storm rugby league system and are trying their best with what the club have offered them. Kenny in his second year with the Combined Affiliated States rugby league team had completed his carpentry course at TAFE. Kenny has found a good balance with rugby league training, school, leisure and family time. His family mean the world to him and showing his talents on the playing field enable his family to know that he is working extremely hard for them.
Kenny has made Auckland junior region and New Zealand representative age grade teams and he without a doubt continues to achieve in what he puts his mind to. Kenny is a good person wanting progressive opportunities with your club so is making the best of the opportunities he currently has. Kenny is committed to securing an under 20s contract which he has done and hopes his form like his opportunities will continue where he one day would like to eventually gain a full time NRL contract with his older brother Jesse. Kenny is a dynamic back rower / prop forward and no doubt will prove his worth as he develops.
Kenny is a humble young man, friendly and easy to approach. Kenny is a hard worker and believes that his leadership and work ethics since arriving to Melbourne in 2008 have been key foundations to his success of late. Kenny was the captain of the Victorian based SG Ball (under 18s) and Toyota cup (under 20s) Melbourne Storm team and shows that through his words and actions at training and in his games he can match it with the best in the junior representative grade. At 17 years of age Kenny had surprised many with his mature attacking ability, high work rate, solid defence, long minutes played and gifted offloading. He definitely has potential to grow in to in to a professional rugby league player.
Kenny comes from a good family where his parents work extremely hard to support him and his older brother Jesse (also with the Storm) with valuable opportunities. There support in relocating the entire family from Auckland to Melbourne in hope of further opportunities for there two sons in rugby league and with employment has not gone unnoticed. Kenny and his brother Jesse are in the Melbourne Storm rugby league system and are trying their best with what the club have offered them. Kenny in his second year with the Combined Affiliated States rugby league team had completed his carpentry course at TAFE. Kenny has found a good balance with rugby league training, school, leisure and family time. His family mean the world to him and showing his talents on the playing field enable his family to know that he is working extremely hard for them.
Kenny has made Auckland junior region and New Zealand representative age grade teams and he without a doubt continues to achieve in what he puts his mind to. Kenny is a good person wanting progressive opportunities with your club so is making the best of the opportunities he currently has. Kenny is committed to securing an under 20s contract which he has done and hopes his form like his opportunities will continue where he one day would like to eventually gain a full time NRL contract with his older brother Jesse. Kenny is a dynamic back rower / prop forward and no doubt will prove his worth as he develops.
