Worcester Warriors: Caleb Montgomery signs two-year contract extension at Sixways
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Portadown-born Caleb Montgomery began his career in club rugby in Northern Ireland with Banbridge
Worcester Warriors back-row forward Caleb Montgomery has signed a new two-year contract extension.
The 24-year-old from Northern Ireland, who signed from Ulster on a one-year deal in 2019, is now tied to Sixways until the end of the 2021-22 season.
After marking his debut in September with a try against Leicester in the Premiership Cup, Montgomery suffered a hand injury which needed surgery.
But he is now back in contention to make a return to first-team action.
"This season has been frustrating with coming in and then getting injured so early on," he said. "But I was back playing again four or five weeks early, which is a credit to the medical team and conditioning staff."
Warriors director of rugby Alan Solomons said: "I am delighted that Caleb has decided to extend his stay with us.
"He is an athletic, physical player ideally suited to the Premiership. He is also a terrific bloke and a really good team man."
Portadown-born Montgomery began his career in club rugby in Northern Ireland with Banbridge before playing for Ulster, then moving on to Sixways.
