Scott Prince

Scott Prince is a decorated rugby league halfback who transitioned from an influential playing career to coaching, now leading the Brisbane Broncos NRLW team. After debuting in the NRL in 1998 with the North Queensland Cowboys for three seasons, Scott Prince went on to become a decorated rugby league halfback. Following a period with the Brisbane Broncos from 2001, Prince joined the Wests Tigers, where he achieved considerable success as a captain, leading the team to a maiden premiership victory in 2005. That same year, he was awarded the prestigious Clive Churchill Medal and named Dally M Captain of the Year, recognizing his exceptional performance and leadership.

He also made a brief return to semi-professional play in 2020, showcasing his enduring passion for the sport. In November 2022, Scott Prince was appointed head coach of the Brisbane Broncos NRLW team, marking a significant milestone in his post-playing career. His ongoing dedication to rugby league is evident in his career progression from playing at the highest levels in Australia to now leading a premier women’s team. Throughout his journey, Prince has accumulated numerous individual honors, including the 2005 Clive Churchill Medal, 2005 Dally M Captain of the Year, and two RLIF Halfback of the Year awards in 2008 and 2010, underscoring his consistent performance, leadership, and lasting impact on the sport.