“I know I’ll get the best support from this club during the year to help with the switch once I join the Broncos post-Olympics.
“I’ve watched this team with a lot of interest from afar, especially with my good mate Gayle [Broughton] in the squad, who has excelled so highly since switching codes.
“She [Broughton] alongside other former rugby teammates have all inspired me to take up this new sport but I’m really looking forward to new friendships/connections, more personal growth on and off the pitch...”
The Broncos finished fourth in last year’s NRLW, beaten in the semifinals by the eventual champions, the Newcastle Knights.
The coach of the Broncos NRLW squad, former NRL star Scott Prince, said he is enthused to strengthen the depth of his squad with a big signing.
“It’s very exciting for someone of her calibre to join the ranks of the NRLW programme. Her record speaks for itself. I’m looking forward to seeing what she’ll produce on a league field,” said Prince.
“She’s the type of player that will prove that you can make the switch from union to league.
“She’ll make an impact with high-flying strong runs. She’s an excitement machine along the edge.
“They don’t call her the smiling assassin for nothing.”