12 Facts About Karl Pryce

Karl Pryce was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, he is the younger brother of former England and Catalans Dragons rugby league player, Leon Karl Pryce.

Karl Pryce is of Jamaican descent and his favourite band is East 17.

Karl Pryce made his debut at St Helens in 2003 and was outstanding as the Bradford Senior Academy took the Championship in 2004.

Karl Pryce was called up to the Great Britain squad in 2006 for the 2006 Tri nations although he did not feature in the competition.

Karl Pryce re-fractured a bone in his left foot on his Premiership debut in March 2007 and had a pin inserted in his foot.

Karl Pryce featured in the Challenge cup 4th round tie against Barrow scoring a try.

Karl Pryce has played the majority of the season in Wigan's Reserve team.

Karl Pryce made 14 appearances scoring 20 tries and has played in the centres, wing and stand off.

Karl Pryce did not feature in any of the pre-season games because of a hamstring injury.

Karl Pryce featured in five consecutive games from Round 6 to Round 10.

Karl Pryce was injured for Round 11,27 and Round 4 of the Challenge Cup.

Karl Pryce scored against Hull Kingston Rovers, St Helens, Hull FC, London Broncos, Salford, Wigan, Leeds, Warrington and Huddersfield.