Wednesday, 26 June 2013

Lowes leaves England role


James Lowes has signed a two-year contract with Leeds Carnegie


England are looking for a new assistant coach four months out from the rugby league World Cup after James Lowes stepped down from the role to become head coach of Leeds Carnegie.


Lowes, 43, a former Great Britain hooker, has also quit his job as assistant to Leeds Rhinos boss Brian McDermott to take up a two-year contract with the Headingley-based Championship club, where he succeeds Diccon Edwards.


“I am extremely excited about the possibilities to achieve something special as a group here at Leeds Carnegie,” Lowes said.


“Having been around the squad last year, I can see the potential to kick on this season and achieve our goal of returning to the Aviva Premiership.


“I have always enjoyed rugby union, both as a player and a coach, and I believe we have the ingredients within this group to move forward from the achievements of last season.”



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Lowes leaves England role

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