Scott Roskell was a key figure for London during the 1990s, joining the then named Crusaders in 1992. A versatile back known for his speed and power, he played in both the centres and on the wing, becoming one of the club’s most consistent performers. Roskell was instrumental in London’s rise in the early Super League era, helping them secure a second-place finish in 1997. His attacking prowess and reliability made him a fan favourite, and he was an inaugural inductee to the club’s Hall of Fame in 2014. Roskell’s contributions helped solidify London’s status in top-flight rugby league.
London Record
- Games: 144
- Tries: 86
- Goals: 0
- Drop goals: 0
- Points: 344