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Journey Man
The Sea Eagles have had five of their brightest stars named in the 16-18 Emerging Blues Camp.
Darcy Cox, Wade Hannell, Liam Knight, Jessie Ramien and Tom Trbojevic will join 55 more of Australia’s most promising Rugby League players at the NSWRL Centre of Excellence, Narrabeen, in the New Year.
The one day camp, which will include two skills sessions, presentations on Origin culture as well as lectures on sports science and team leadership, will be held on Thursday January 9.
“We were really successful at an age level against Queensland this year where we won every fixture and this age bracket is important to me because it is the beginning of the elite Origin pathway,” NSW VB Blues Coach Laurie Daley said.
“There are players from all over the state and the quality of the players selected is first class because of the development pathways the League has had in place for decades.
“Another positive is the fact we will have several players from our victorious 2013 Indigenous Under 16’s side attending as part of the group.
“These days are about introducing the players to the processes involved with camps, seeing how they adapt to different conditions and viewing how easily they can assimilate what we need from them.”
The 16-18 years Emerging Blues Camp is the second of three pre-season camps held by Daley and his coaching staff.
The 18-20 years Emerging Blues Camp was recently held over two days at Narrabeen with the final Blues in Waiting Camp, for NRL players, to be held at Coogee from Friday January 17 through till Sunday January 19.
http://www.seaeagles.com.au/news-display/Five-Sea-Eagles-named-in-Emerging-Blues-Squad/88711
Second Turbo off the ranks - I think that there are 3 boys in the Family (Jake, Tom and Luke) who are all League Players, and their dad is heavily involved with the Manly Juniors too
Congratulations to all 5 Players - we look forward to cheering you on at Brookie
Darcy Cox, Wade Hannell, Liam Knight, Jessie Ramien and Tom Trbojevic will join 55 more of Australia’s most promising Rugby League players at the NSWRL Centre of Excellence, Narrabeen, in the New Year.
The one day camp, which will include two skills sessions, presentations on Origin culture as well as lectures on sports science and team leadership, will be held on Thursday January 9.
“We were really successful at an age level against Queensland this year where we won every fixture and this age bracket is important to me because it is the beginning of the elite Origin pathway,” NSW VB Blues Coach Laurie Daley said.
“There are players from all over the state and the quality of the players selected is first class because of the development pathways the League has had in place for decades.
“Another positive is the fact we will have several players from our victorious 2013 Indigenous Under 16’s side attending as part of the group.
“These days are about introducing the players to the processes involved with camps, seeing how they adapt to different conditions and viewing how easily they can assimilate what we need from them.”
The 16-18 years Emerging Blues Camp is the second of three pre-season camps held by Daley and his coaching staff.
The 18-20 years Emerging Blues Camp was recently held over two days at Narrabeen with the final Blues in Waiting Camp, for NRL players, to be held at Coogee from Friday January 17 through till Sunday January 19.
http://www.seaeagles.com.au/news-display/Five-Sea-Eagles-named-in-Emerging-Blues-Squad/88711
Second Turbo off the ranks - I think that there are 3 boys in the Family (Jake, Tom and Luke) who are all League Players, and their dad is heavily involved with the Manly Juniors too
Congratulations to all 5 Players - we look forward to cheering you on at Brookie
