The NSWRL Junior Reps season has returned for another year with the elite male and female rugby league talent on show. Catch up on the latest scores and updates from round one action.
After a code switch that surprised many, teen powerhouse Zach Fittler has spoken about his love of rugby, opening up on the rollercoaster that is playing with a famous rugby league surname.
It’s a time he hated but this painful interlude in Waratahs young gun Henry O’Donnell’s life could well pave the way to his future success in the game. Tahs v Brumbies trial wrap
Keep an eye on these names. The future of women’s rugby league is on show in the Lisa Fiaola and Tarsha Gale Cups, and we look at 80 stars set to shine in this year’s competition.
Elite rugby league talent is on show as the Harold Matthews and SG Ball Cups return. We look at 100 players who are ready to fire and put their name up in lights in this year’s competitions.
From runs and wickets to the most sixes and highest strike rates, we’ve ranked every batter and bowler in the U16s AW Green Shield. Search the stats and see who starred at your club.
The Andrew Johns and Laurie Daley Cup comps are the premier regional pathway for young rugby league talent. We preview all teams across the two divisions.
Their rising stars put on 100 plus point show as the revamped Waratahs gave a glimpse of their game changers, form, fitness and Super Rugby Pacific potential in big matches against Pasifica.
Grit, a fighting spirit and a pair of young guns – including one that was touted as a future Matilda – have helped Australia end a seven-year-long drought in rugby sevens.
Records tumbled as a Northern District young gun stepped out of his father’s famous shadow with a century in the U16s AW Green Shield grand final. Full wrap, team of the year, 40+ GALLERY.
She is one of the pioneers of NRLW but now this rugby league talent is playing a hand in the development of her future teammates – and potential rivals.
It was a 15 minute purple patch that stunned both their rivals and even the players as the Waratahs amped up their preparations for the Super Rugby season.
They are hard-hitting game changers, tough guys and speedsters. The 130+ brightest U19s rugby league, rugby union and Aussie rules prospects in NSW.
With the game in the balance, one young gun came up with a devastating performance to lead NSW Metro to victory at the U17 Nationals in Launceston.
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