Kieran Brookes rugby player
Kieran Brookes rugby player

Kieran Brookes

29th Aug 1990 1.88m/129kg Loosehead Prop

Born in Stoke, Brookes spent time in South Africa and Australia during his youth before settling at Kirkham Grammar School in Lancashire. He played club rugby at Fylde, won a County Championship with Lancashire in 2009.
He started his professional career at Newcastle Falcons that same year.

Brookes made 40 appearances for the Falcons between 2009-2011, but only one stated one of those.
Brookes was capped at Under-19 and Under-20 level by Ireland before making his England Under-20 debut during the 2010 Under 20 Six Nations.
Elevated to the England Saxons squad at the close of the 2010/11 season, he was a member of the Churchill Cup-winning squad.

Brookes moved to the Leicester Tigers in 2011 but was loaned back to the Falcons in 2013. That lead to another two-year contract.
In two separate spells, Brooks made 81 appearances between 2009 and 2015,

In January 2015, Brookes was signed by Northampton Saints, and ended making 71 appearances between 2015 - 2018.

In June 2018, the England international prop signed a deal with Wasps from Northampton Saints.
His first season at Wasps saw him make 18 appearances despite an ankle injury keeping him out of action for four months of the campaign

Brookes has played each position in the front row though most of his senior experience has been gained at tight-head. Brookes was named in the 31 man squad for the RWC 2015. He was also part of the 2016 Grand Slam-winning squad.


Career

Barbarians_Logo Barbarians
Loosehead Prop
2022 - present
logo-usap-rugby Perpignan
Loosehead Prop
2024 - present
england England U20's
Loosehead Prop
leicester Leicester Tigers
Loosehead Prop
2011 - 2013
newcastle-falcons Newcastle Falcons
Loosehead Prop
2013 - 2015
england England
Tighthead Prop
2014 - 2017
1280 Northampton Saints
Loosehead Prop
2015 - 2018
ws Wasps
Loosehead Prop
2018 - 2021
toulon_rugby_logo RC Toulon
Loosehead Prop
2021 - 2024
England Saxons
Loosehead Prop
2013 - 2024