Dear Parents and Players,
Confirming our first training session for 7s for the U11s, U13s, U15s and U17s will take place on Sunday afternoon 25th August. (Venue and times TBC.)
We understand that some players may be unavailable as they complete their club commitments in finals and so we will continue to run further training and trial sessions in the following weeks. With 7s being a completely different game to XVs our coaches and selectors will combine trials and training so that players become familiar with the different aspects of this form of the game. Over the sessions the coaches will look to finalise squads for Forster so we encourage players to get to as many sessions as possible to learn about how to play 7s rugby and show their skills before the final teams are announced.
If you are interested in trialling, please complete the EOI form below:
And please join the NSJRU Reps WhatsApp chat for further information on times and locations for training/trials: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JhWXuUmGOLMAjgxMwBOvDu
Cheers,
Nathan
NSJRU President
Hi guys,
Just following up from my message a few days ago. I can confirm that *Norths Juniors are now getting ready to start trials for the upcoming NSW Junior Rugby 7s State Championships for U11s, U13s, U15s and U17s being played in Forster*.
The State Champs is another great tournament for our players to be a part of with plenty of opportunities for higher honours through the NSW Reps pathways for those in the older age groups.
The *U11s and U13s will play from 12pm on Saturday 28th September through to Monday afternoon 30th September*. The *U15s and U17s will play from 12pm on Friday 11th October through to Sunday afternoon 13th October*.
With 7s age groups at the State Champs running every second year, *U10 players can trial for U11s, U12 players can trial for U13s, U14 players can trial for U15s and U16 players can trial for U17s*.
If your child is interested in playing at the 7s State Champs, *please complete the EOI form below*:
Trials will start in a few weeks’ time once the final round games for the SJRU XVs comp has wrapped up.
We will *update trial dates and training schedules on the NSJRU Reps WhatsApp chat*. If you aren’t a member of it, please join today. https://chat.whatsapp.com/JhWXuUmGOLMAjgxMwBOvDu
We look forward to welcoming your child to 7s in the coming weeks.
Cheers,
Nathan
NSJRU President
Dear Parents and Players,
*NSW State Champs and Gala Weekends Overview*
After a busy couple of months of State Gala Days and State Championships for our U10s through to our U18s I wanted to update you all on Norths Juniors and what we have achieved this season, what we have coming up over the next couple of months and remind you to lock in Sunday 3:30pm on October 20 at The Greens North Sydney for our End of Season Presentation.
There is plenty to update you on, so please bear with me.
The U10s Red and Black teams travelled to Riverwood for a weekend of rugby – with each team playing 6 games across the Saturday and Sunday of the last weekend of the July school holidays. The rugby was very competitive and our players did the District proud, giving their all in their first season wearing the Red and Black of Norths Juniors. A big thank you to Jack Upton, Pete Griffiths, Will Perkins, Charlie Durham, Nick Timmins, Erin Denny and Georgina Barnett for all your efforts with our players (and parents) over the weekend.
The U11s Red and Black teams travelled to Mudgee for a weekend away this same July weekend. While the footy was tough, our players had a blast playing against teams from all over NSW. For those in older age groups, I am sure you remember the fun of travelling away with the players and parents from different village clubs within the District for your first rep “tour” and building bonds that last for seasons ahead as rep teammates continue to play with and against each other at club and school for years to come. Thank you to David Stenning, Mark Owens, Nick Boyle, Dom McGeekie, Charles Huntington, David Ballantyne, Katrina Courtenay and Michelle Lee for making the weekend so memorable for the players and their parents.
Our U12s had a tough start to their first ever NSW State Champs with the competition postponed over the June LWE due to the pouring rain that saw Camden’s fields flooded… the rescheduled date, to the first weekend of the school holidays, meant we lost a third of our starting team to conflicts with pre-booked holidays. While this left many young players gutted that they had missed a chance to play for Norths, it also meant half a dozen new players got to represent Norths Juniors at the State Champs. The players tried hard and scored a few solid wins to secure 10th place over the weekend. Thank you to Ben Furby, Will Nicholl, JP Bae, David Stenning, Ben Richards, Sallie Watt and Jess Apfel for all working together to make the weekend a memorable experience for our U12 players and their parents.
Our U13s team travelled to Orange and were constantly coming up against some much bigger opposition throughout their tournament but despite giving away some serious weight difference in the scrums and at the breakdown, all our players kept putting in and giving their best. A few close results went against the team and they ended up finishing 15th for the weekend. Thank you to Scott Dalibozek, Mark Muncaster, Justin Diddams and Katrina Courtenay for all your efforts with the players (and parents) over the weekend.
Our U14s had a strong tournament in Dubbo.  Despite losing three players to injury prior to the first ball being kicked and being one of the smaller teams in the competition, the players put in over the whole long weekend and punched well above their weight. Despite some tough losses on Day 1, the players kept turning up and by the end of Day 2, they had played themselves into the Semi-finals of the State Champs. With only 17 seconds to go in the semi, the opposition unfortunately scored a try to take the win 7-3 to see our team relegated to the 3 v 4 play-off. A tough play-off game saw the players secure another impressive 4th placing at the State Champs – their third year in a row. Thanks to Ben Molloy, Will Perkins, Cameron Douglass and Justine Perkins for all their efforts over the weekend.
Our U15s travelled to Maitland this year to defend their State Championship from last year. After the first 2 days, our players secured a spot in the Sydney Cup and were keen to go one better than last year and win it. The boys put in a big effort but lost a close fought match to Warringah 8-5. The boys shook off the disappointment of the Sydney Cup final and played their way into the State Championships GF against Two Blues. It was another very closely fought game and the team was desperately unlucky to go down 7-5. To lose both finals by only a kick is a testament to the quality of the team. The players represented the Red and the Black of Norths Juniors superbly and were once again the best performing squad for our District at this year’s State Champs. As always, the players were well supported by their parents. A huge thank you to Gus Spence, Ed Abbott, Alf Garcia-Bennett and Liam and Peta O’Hara.
This year we entered our first U18s team made up of former Norths Juniors players, Norths Colts players and players from all over Sydney, the Central Coast and the Central West. The team played at Concord over the June LWE. After some tough early  matches, our players got into their rhythm and ended making the Plate Semi-Final before finishing a strong 11th for the State Champs. A big thank you to Toby Barbour, Kosie Kotze and Ben O’Rourke for bringing this team together and getting them to gel so quickly and represent the Red and Black of Norths Juniors.
On behalf of all the NSJRU Exec Committee I would like to congratulate all the players and parents, coaches, assistants, trainers and managers for helping make this our biggest year for Norths Juniors to date.
We would also like to extend our congratulations to all those players who were selected for higher representative honours. The below players were selected to trial for Sydney:
*U14s*
Jack Corbett
Cooper Glanville
Edward Mitchell
*U15s*
Ben Barretto
Henry Baxter
Makoto Chapman
Julian Minto
Sinclair Lyne
Tom Symons
Harry Adamo
Finn Hannon
Archie Hartman
Eddie Garcia-Wood
Jeremiah Beale-Norris
Billy O’Hara
Sam Bull
James Bousie
*U18s*
Taj Mailei
Callum Bush Brady
Lucas Harding
And further congratulations to Jack (U14s), Henry, Tom, Harry, Finn, Julian, Archie, Eddie, Ben, Jeremiah, Sinclair, Makoto (U15s) and Taj (U18s) for making the SJRU Sydney teams that played in Bathurst against Country last weekend.
We wish you all the best for your upcoming Gen Blue trials.
*NSW 7s State Champs 2024 at Forster*
I am excited to announce that we have entered teams into the NSW 7s State Championships in Forster in late September/early October and we will start trialling for these teams in a few weeks’ time.
We have registered teams in the U11 Boys, U13 Boys, U15 Boys and U17 Boys State Champs. The U11s and U13s play on the 28-30 September and the U15s and U17s play on the 11-13 October.
This tournament presents some great pathways to future 7s honours with NSW and beyond.
If anyone wants any further information, feel free to email me or stay on our 2024 Rep Chat for further updates over the coming weeks. https://chat.whatsapp.com/JhWXuUmGOLMAjgxMwBOvDu
*End of Season Presentation – 20th Oct*
Thank you to everyone for your support of our representative program for the first 6 months of 2024. We still have plenty of rugby to go over the next couple of months plus we have our Norths Juniors’ *End of Season Presentation on Sunday afternoon, 20th October @ 3:30pm at The Greens* – please keep this afternoon free to catch up with players and parents from this year’s reps where we can all come together to celebrate the success of season 2024.
In the meantime, on behalf of the NSJRU committee, we look forward to crossing paths on the sidelines in the coming weeks as the SJRU XVs competition comes to an end and the Frosty 7s competition for girls kicks off.
Cheers,
Nathan
President – NSJRU

Thank you to all those players that participated in trial 1 last Sunday. Weather dependent, the second trial is Sunday, 5 May 2024, same times and location. Please ensure you have joined our WhatsApp group to receive up to date information, especially should wet weather result in ground closure / changes or trial(s) being postponed. https://chat.whatsapp.com/JhWXuUmGOLMAjgxMwBOvDu

Details for Trial 2 on Sunday, 5 May 2024:

  • All trials will be held at Balmoral Oval, 42 Plunkett Road, Balmoral.
  • U10 & U11 – 3.30pm to 4.30pm
  • U12 & U13 – 4.45pm to 5.45pm
  • U14 & U15 – 6.00pm to 7.00pm
  • All players to arrive at least 20 mins prior to start time to sign in and be allocated a jersey & trial team
  • Please bring mouthguards, boots, water bottle, headgear if worn and a great attitude
  • Any issues with player availability, please email Ben Richards, Vice President  vp@nsjru.com.au
  • We encourage our juniors to trial their best

Return trial jerseys

Thank you to those parents that were kind enough to take a set (or two) of jerseys home to wash following trial 1. Would you please email Sallie Watt, secretary@nsjru.com.au to confirm the age group and jerseys you have so that we can ensure we have all the jerseys back for our next trial. If any player accidentally took a trial jersey home, please also let Sallie know.

Possible Trial 3 & extended squad

We were impressed with the number of expressions of interest and skill of players and we may need a 3rd trial. We will communicate this following trial 2. In the older age groups, there may be an extended squad beyond the 23 players selected for State Champs to cover for the potential for injury between now and the June long weekend.

State Cup dates

NSW State Cup for U12-U18s is June long weekend 8-10 June 2024

NSW State Gala for U10-11s is 20 & 21 July 2024

Remember

Players are required to play a minimum of 4 club games over 4 separate SJRU rounds to be eligible for participation in Representative rugby and must commit to play for their club for the whole season. Failure to do so, representative status will be removed.

Thank you for expressing an interest for player(s) to trial for representative selection to NSJRU XVs team to play NSW State Cup in 2024. The first trial is Sunday, 28 April 2024, followed by a second trial on Sunday, 5 May 2024.

Details for Trial 1 on Sunday, 28 April 2024:

  • All trials will be held at Balmoral Oval, 42 Plunkett Road, Balmoral.
  • U10 & U11 – 3.30pm to 4.30pm
  • U12 & U13 – 4.45pm to 5.45pm
  • U14 & U15 – 6.00pm to 7.00pm
  • U16 – 3.00pm to 4.00pm
  • All players to arrive at least 20 mins prior to start time to sign in and be allocated a jersey & trial team
  • Please bring mouthguards, boots, water bottle, headgear if worn and a great attitude
  • Any issues with player availability, please email Ben Richards, Vice President  vp@nsjru.com.au
  • We encourage our juniors to trial their best

NSW State Cup for U12-U18s is June long weekend 8-10 June 2024

NSW State Gala for U10-11s is 20 & 21 July 2024

Players are required to play a minimum of 4 club games over 4 separate SJRU rounds to be eligible for participation in Representative rugby and must commit to play for their club for the whole season. Failure to do so, representative status will be removed.

Dear Parents and Players

Unfortunately, due to the wet weather, trials for the U12s through to U14s at Taplin this Sunday 7 April 2024 have been cancelled. Good luck to those players still able to play club games on Sunday.

Registrations for players’ EOI for reps for Season 2024 are still open. Please make sure you register your child’s interest before 5pm on 18 April 2024. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1axlghmUw647DYLMP_FX6WapavC0XvMaBUNxUOSiTubc/viewform?ts=65f962c9&edit_requested=true

The first rep trial for all age groups will be held on Sunday afternoon 28 April 2024.

Times and venues will be confirmed in the next couple of weeks.

Enjoy your weekend.

Cheers,
Nathan

President

Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union

Dear Parents and Players,

Welcome to rugby for Season 2024. For those that played over the weekend, we hope the pre-season training at Academy and club helped with your fitness and skills as you ripped into your first competitive game for the year.

The start of club rugby also means that the representative season is just around the corner. *This message is an update from a weeks ago with further important dates for reps over the next month.*

The first thing you should know is that to be eligible to play representative rugby at the NSW State Championships (U12s and above) you need to play at least four games of club rugby prior to the State Championships on the June long weekend (8-10 June 2024). If a player cannot play four games prior to this time, they may secure an exemption if they have a medical certificate explaining their absence from club games.

If your child is keen *to play reps for Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union (Norths Juniors) this year, you will need to register their EOI by no later than 5pm on Thursday 18 April 2024 (for U12/13/14 Boys, register EOI by 5pm Saturday 6 April 2024)* by filling out the form at the following link:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1axlghmUw647DYLMP_FX6WapavC0XvMaBUNxUOSiTubc/viewform?ts=65f962c9&edit_requested=true. Please make sure you have registered your child by this time. (18 April is in the school holidays so if you are going away, maybe try and fill the form out before the end of this school term as we can’t accept late EOIs. Apologies for spelling it out however the selectors need time from the closing of the registration of players to then work out teams for trials and if a player isn’t registered, it is very hard to put them into a team for the trials.)

NB: Players must play in their actual age group when it comes to representative rugby. Eg: If you are born in 2010 you must play in the U14s for reps, even if you play U15s for club rugby.

U12s, U13s and U14s Boys – trials commence Sunday, 7 April 2024; register EOI by 5pm Saturday 6 April 2024

This year, *players in the U12s, U13s and U14s Boys will start their trials earlier than the other age groups*. These three age groups will *start their trials on Sunday 7 April @ Taplin Park, Drummoyne. The session will run from 4pm through to 5:30/6pm.* (With many players from around the village clubs new to rep footy and Norths Juniors, we will use this session to introduce all the players to all the selectors and let them all become familiar with each other. Again, with so many new players to clubs and reps, this training session will also help players understand what positions are going to be tightly fought after and where there may be gaps in teams. This may help the younger players new to reps think about different positions they may be keen to play when they come back after the holidays. The session will also help selectors identify talent that may be able to play in a position they might not have yet thought of trialling for. The session on the 7 April will be more about doing skills and drills plus taking on some game play scenarios rather than the traditional trials we will be undertaking in late April and early May. Players in the U12, U13 and U14 boys age groups are to fill out the Trial Nomination EOI form by 5pm on Saturday 6 April 2024 so we can note their attendance at Taplin Park the next day. (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1axlghmUw647DYLMP_FX6WapavC0XvMaBUNxUOSiTubc/viewform?ts=65f962c9&edit_requested=true.) If they want to change their position preferences following the 7 April, they can contact Ben Richards directly – vp@nsjru.com.au.

U10s, U11s, U12s, U13s, U14 Girls, U14 Boys, U15s, U16 Girls, U16 boys, U18s – trials commence Sunday, 28 April 2024; register EOI by 5pm Thursday 18 April 2024

On Sunday 28 April 2024 we will have our first official trial for U10s, U11s, U12s, U13s, U14 Girls, U14 Boys, U15s, U16 Girls, U16 boys, U18s. The trials will take place in the afternoon and the venue and times will be confirmed in a couple of weeks when the draw for the next few Sundays comes out so that we can make sure there are no conflicts with club games and all players can attend.

If you have any questions re the above, please don’t hesitate in contacting Ben Richards (vp@nsjru.com.au) or me (president@nsjru.com.au) directly.

We look forward to another successful representative season in 2024 and thank you and the players for all your support of the Norths Juniors’ program.

Cheers,
Nathan

President

Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union

*An important note from NSWJRU and SJRU regarding the rules of rep and club rugby… please keep this in mind  as your children decide to commit to the rep program:*

REP RUGBY TRIALS vs CLUB Commitments (a note from the SJRU Group chat)

We are already getting bombarded by various parents and coaches (despite asking for all communications to go via club/district) with regards to potential clashes between District Rep trials/training and club fixtures.

We already have rules on this stuff…. But at this time of the year the most important rule that could affect a players entire Rep season is the following –

•       No player is to miss a CLUB commitment for Rep Trials or Training.
•       If a player chooses or is forced to miss a club commitment in lieu of a Rep trial or training then they will IMMEDIATELY become ineligible to participate in the State Champs.
•       CLUB takes precedence – end of story.
•       Do NOT schedule Rep stuff on a time/date that clashes with CLUB stuff.

Also remember these rules..
•       SJRU Gala Rounds count for ONE game each weekend.
•       Players are required to PLAY in a minimum of FOUR (4) games over FOUR separate SJRU rounds to be eligible for participation in Representative Rugby. Games played in Colts and Senior Women’s Rugby count for Opens eligibility.
•       The ‘Grandfather rule’ ONLY applies for players in the Opens Age Group (that played in the 2023 U16 or Open State Champs) – this simply means they are exempt from the ‘games played’ criteria in 2024.
•       A Bye, or Washed Out round counts as a game played. A forfeit against your team also counts as a game played BUT not for the team forfeiting.
•       An injured player may get ‘credit’ for a game played only with a DOCTORS Certificate supplied.
•       Players MUST trial and make themselves available for selection for their HOME District first. If you are not selected for your HOME District, then you may enter the player pool to join another District.
•       If you are in a Joint Venture team then your registration determines where your Home District is.
•       If a player does NOT trial for their HOME District, then they shall not participate in any Rep programs for that year.
•       Consequences of the withdrawal of any teams from SJRU Competitions mid-season shall mean that any players selected for higher Rep teams shall be immediately withdrawn from eligibility.
•       Ie – do not create a club team simply to play at State Champs and then withdraw the club team from the competition as you will cost your players potential Zone and Sydney selections
•       Players selected in higher Zone or Sydney teams must continue to play a minimum of 50% of the games after the State Championships to maintain their eligibility status for those teams they have been selected in.

On behalf of the NSJRU Executive Committee I would like to *thank all the players, parents and coaches for their support of Season 2024’s NSJRU Academy*.

We had an incredible turnout and were very fortunate to have *special guests* join us during the program – from *Andrew Cleverley (Talent Identification Manager at NSW Waratahs)* to *Nathan Grey (Head Coach of the U20 Wallabies and National Academy)* and *Zak Beer (Head Coach of Northern Suburbs Rugby Club)* – as well as current and former 1st grade players coaching our players over the weeks.

With the emphasis on skills and fitness over the 6 weeks, *we hope players have taken their game to the next level as they prepare for their club rugby and school rugby trials in the weeks ahead*.

*Three take-outs* from our guests that we want to stay front of mind for our players during the season are:
•       *Coachability* – listen to feedback from the coaches; take advice on board; and do your best to implement the learnings provided into your game through repetition and plenty of extra practice
•       *Speed* – do things fast: if you make a tackle, get to your feet fast; if you are tackled, get to your feet fast; find that extra effort when you are needed to get to a breakdown, make a cover tackle or in support play…speed, speed, speed.
•       *Nutrition* – stay hydrated; eat your fruit and vegetables each day; and for the older players, if they are taking protein, spread it out over the day vs having it all in one meal.

*A shout out to Mike Cross and his Try Time team* for the program they built over the 6 weeks and a special *thank you to Drummoyne Dirty Reds Junior Rugby Club and its volunteers* who hosted us each week at Taplin Park.

This week’s *latest Academy video* can be found on our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4XBLDyPAcY/?igsh=ZGdqeGJhc3ZjcjFo

*Follow us* and stay up to date with the *latest Norths Juniors news and highlights*.

We hope the players enjoyed the program and improved their skills and fitness over the 6 weeks. If you have any *questions or feedback*, please don’t hesitate in reaching out to *Ben Richards (vp@nsjru.com.au)* as we strive to make our Academy program even better in 2025.

With the SJRU season about to kick-off, *we wish all our Norths Juniors’ players all the best for the season ahead* and we look forward to welcoming many of you to our *representative trials in April*.

*Keep up to date with the latest rep trial news by joining our NSJRU Reps 2024 WhatsApp chat group*: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JhWXuUmGOLMAjgxMwBOvDu

Cheers,
Nathan

President

Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union

It’s time to get the footy boots out because NSJRU’s 2024 Academy kicks off this Sunday at Taplin Park, Drummoyne.

We are inviting players who want to play reps rugby going forward; played reps rugby with Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union over the last few years; or players who simply love their rugby and aspire to improve their skills and fitness and take their game to the next level this season, to register for the Academy.

The Academy is a 6 week program that is open to all players, boys and girls, from age groups U10 through to U16 (2024) from the NSJRU village clubs (Drummoyne, Hunters Hill, Mosman and Norths Pirates). Players must be registered with their Clubs before they can register for the Academy – if a player isn’t registered with a village club then please make sure they are registered before turning up on Sunday afternoon.

The Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Academy will again be managed by Mike Cross and his team at Try Time Rugby. Mike and his team have extensive coaching experience across all age groups, with Mike having been the head coach of the NSW U19 team that won the State Championships in 2022. The NSJRU Academy will also continue to work closely with the Norths Seniors Club to include coaching and other resources that will enhance the Academy program.

So get on down this Sunday, with the first two sessions at Taplin Park, Drummoyne.  Please ensure players are there at least 20 minutes before their start time so we can register them and make sure they are ready.  Start times below:

  • 3pm for the U10s through to U12s; and
  • 4:30pm for the U13s and above.

The Academy program will run for 6 weeks and the cost will be $125 per player. A program schedule will be sent to you once your registration has been completed.

Joining the Academy program does not guarantee rep selection for your child, however, we believe the program developed by Try Time for NSJRU will make all attendees stronger and fitter players for the season ahead which in turn will improve the skills of our players at our village clubs and in turn make our representative teams stronger and even more competitive at the NSW State Champs (both the XVs in June and the 7s in late Sept/early Oct).

Places are limited so please register asap using the link below and secure your son/daughter’s place in the NSJRU Academy. https://www.trybooking.com/COJXD

NB – Please ensure that your sons/daughters are registered with their Village Club before registering for the Academy. If they aren’t registered for their Club then they won’t be able to attend the Academy until their registration with their Club is confirmed, for insurance purposes.

The first 250 players registered will have access to the 2024 Academy training tee.

Players should wear boots and bring water bottles and mouthguards (and head gear if they wear it).

If you wish to stay up to date with Academy updates, please join the Academy WhatsApp chat group by clicking on this link on your phone: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GaEbOnUjq9cGII7oH3vtYL

Please contact Ben Richards at vp@nsjru.com.au if you require any further details or have any questions about our Academy program.

Kind regards

Nathan Davis

President

Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union

On behalf of the Executive Committee of the Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union (NSJRU) I am pleased to announce that this year we will be launching the NSJRU Rugby Academy on Sunday 4th February – our second year of this 6 week pre-season training program.

We are inviting players who want to play reps rugby going forward; played reps rugby with Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union over the last few years; or players who simply love their rugby and aspire to improve their skills and fitness and take their game to the next level this season, to register for the Academy.

The Academy is open to all players, boys and girls, from age groups U10 through to U16 (2024) from the NSJRU village clubs (Drummoyne, Hunters Hill, Mosman and Norths Pirates). Players must be registered with their Clubs before they can register for the Academy.

The Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Academy will again be managed by Mike Cross and his team at Try Time Rugby. Mike and his team have extensive coaching experience across all age groups, with Mike having been the head coach of the NSW U19 team that won the State Championships in 2022. The NSJRU Academy will also continue to work closely with the Norths Seniors Club to include coaching and other resources that will enhance the Academy program.

As noted above, the NSJRU Academy will begin Sunday 4th February 2024, with the first session at Taplin Oval, Drummoyne from 3pm for the U10s through to U12s and 4:30pm for the U13s and above. The Academy program will run for 6 weeks and the cost will be $125 per player. A program schedule will be sent to you once your registration has been completed.

Joining the Academy program does not guarantee rep selection for your child, however, we believe the program developed by Try Time for NSJRU will make all attendees stronger and fitter players for the season ahead which in turn will improve the skills of our players at our village clubs and in turn make our representative teams stronger and even more competitive at the NSW State Champs (both the XVs in June and the 7s in late Sept/early Oct).

Places are limited so please register early using the link below and secure your (son/daughter’s) place in the NSJRU Academy. (Please ensure that your sons/daughters are registered with their Village Club before registering for the Academy. If they aren’t registered for their Club then they won’t be able to attend the Academy until their registration is confirmed.)

The first 250 players registered will have access to the 2024 Academy training top and visor.

Registration Page – https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1166701

Please contact Ben Richards at vp@nsjru.com.au if you require any further details or have any questions.

Kind regards

Nathan Davis 

President 

Northern Suburbs Junior Rugby Union