Hull Kingston Rovers have announced that Shaun Briscoe has extended his stay at Craven Park for a further two years.

The 25 year old utility back put pen to paper this week, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2011 season.

“We have a quality set of players that are hungry for success; I definitely want to be a part of that, which in time will come. I’m really enjoying playing here and committing to the club for a further 2 years is natural progression for me as a player.” remarked Briscoe.

Briscoe began his rugby league career at Wigan Warriors in the under 18’s academy side, before making his first team debut for Wigan Warriors first team in 2002.

The former Hull FC play-maker has a great defensive game and is know within rugby league for his tremendous support play, often putting his body on the line, always working hard for his team mates.

Having played in every round of the engage Super League competition this season, his positive and experienced attitude and been a key factor in Head Coach Justin Morgan extending his stay.

He commented: “Shaun has a fantastic work ethic and we witness that out on the field week in and week out. He is amongst one of the bravest players that I have ever come across."

He went on to say: “His experience from playing internationally for England adds to his quality as a player. He continues to impress me with his ability to cover several positions and his attitude both on and off the field is of the highest standard.”