Louis Robinson

Who is Louis Robinson?

Louis Robinson is a Canadian rugby league player for the London Skolars in Championship 1. His position is primarily at prop though he can also play second row.

He was born in Watford, and went to school in Rickmansworth, he is currently studying English at St Marys University, Twickenham. He qualified for Canadian selection via his Canadian grandparent and after responding to an article on the Canadian Rugby league website.

In August 2011 while at Harlequins RL he made his full international debut for Canada's 'Wolverines', aged just 20, playing a key role and scoring a try in the 'Wolverines' historic 40-10 win v Jamaica in the 2011 Caribbean Carnival Cup played in Ontario, which was the Wolverines first ever competitive victory. He went on to play in both the home and away games of the Colonial Cup v USA Tomahawks, kicking a penalty that clinched a much celebrated 18-16 home win over the Tomahawks in the second leg.

In November 2011 after 6 years at Harlequins RL He left to join London Skolars. He played 7 games for the London Skolars in the 2012 season, scoring a try on his debut against South Wales Scorpions in the 30-38 win in Neath.

In June 2012 he was named in 34 man squad for the forthcoming Wolverine 6 game international season, Due to club commitments, he played in 3 of the games, including 2 games against the USA Tomahawks in the Colonial cup, He kicked 2 conversations in the unlucky 24-28 home defeat played before a healthy of 4675 in the Lamport Stadium Toronto. He then followed up with 10 points in the return game, the 10 points included the Wolverines second try in the 36-14 defeat which was played in Westpoint Connecticut, USA. He also featured in the last game of the 6 game season series in the 68-4 defeat to the touring England Lionhearts in Toronto.