Des Drummond was a dynamic winger, known for his explosive pace and powerful running. Joining Leigh in 1976, he quickly became a fan favourite, dazzling spectators with his try-scoring ability. Drummond played a key role in Leigh’s Championship-winning 1981-82 season, and his electrifying performances earned him international recognition with selection for Great Britain in 1980. Drummond achieved greater fame after participating in the BBC’s sports competition Superstars, finishing second in the 1983 Series final and clocking a world competition record 10.85 seconds for the 100 metres.
Leigh Record
- Games: 280
- Tries: 141
- Goals: 2
- Drop Goals: 0
- Points: 470