A physically abrasive, skilful player, the 21-year-old has made 12 appearances for the Club to date since he joined in 2016. Whilst game time has been limited through injury, the hooker – who has represented England at U20 level, and was the youngest player to captain former club Yorkshire Carnegie – has impressed the coaches hugely.

“Jack has a great attitude, and is a really good player to have in the squad,” said Todd Blackadder, Bath’s Director of Rugby. “It’s been a frustrating time for him with the injuries, but he’s still made sure that he’s doing everything he can off the field to help the team prepare each week.

“He’s a very talented young man, and we’re all excited to see him back on the pitch when the time is right so that he can continue developing as a player and a leader for us.”

Walker added: “There was no real hesitation for me in staying with Bath. This is such a good environment to be in, with the coaches putting a real focus on helping us all improve to our own benefit and that of the wider squad. We’re a very ambitious group of players who strive for improvement every day, and I can’t wait to get back out with the team.”

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