The following clubs Warrington, Leeds, Salford, Sheffield Eagles, Hull FC, Hull KR, Catalan Dragons, Bradford, Featherstone, Wakefield have all donated their signed shirts and rugby balls in support of James Brook.
Mark Lilley is a 44 year old Engineer who is a rugby league man through and through. Mark is also currently the Leeds Rhinos Scholarship Coach and Stanningley U15s Head Coach. This year Mark is Participating in several Road Cycling Sportives this year to Raise funds for James Brook, a young Rhinos Star, who has a rare form of facial cancer.
Pictured is Danny Scott and family at the RFL President’s Ball. The Las Vegas themed Ball raised over £20,000. Danny, who played for the Huddersfield team Mould Green, has recently had his house re-adapted with the help of the Benevolent Fund to accommodate Danny’s disabilities.
James Brook has a rare form of facial cancer. He was diagnosed in December 2011 with Rhabdomyosarcoma . He attends Temple Moor high school in Leeds. James plays rugby league for his local side Oulton under 16’s and is a proud member of Leeds Rhinos Scholarship Scheme.
The following clubs Warrington, Leeds, Salford, Sheffield Eagles, Hull FC, Hull KR, Catalan Dragons, Bradford, Featherstone, Wakefield have all donated their signed shirts and rugby balls in support of James Brook.
Mark Lilley is a 44 year old Engineer who is a rugby league man through and through. Mark is also currently the Leeds Rhinos Scholarship Coach and Stanningley U15s Head Coach. This year Mark is Participating in several Road Cycling Sportives this year to Raise funds for James Brook, a young Rhinos Star, who has a rare form of facial cancer.
Pictured is Danny Scott and family at the RFL President’s Ball. The Las Vegas themed Ball raised over £20,000. Danny, who played for the Huddersfield team Mould Green, has recently had his house re-adapted with the help of the Benevolent Fund to accommodate Danny’s disabilities.