Yep. Good indicators that we are finally moving in the right direction from the bottom upwards.

Did anyone go to the game last night v Castleford ?
Big win for the Academy and it sounds like a few of the first year  ones were the standouts.

watched highlights of the bulls game and both centres looked very big, mobile and quick. very impressive.only brief highlights obviously and playing the bulls who might not be the best test. sure others will know better

Jacob Hardy looks a real standout in U18’s playing centre but has some versatility.
Both Tooala and Hetherington at centre at U16 also look good. 


We seem to have a load of centres coming, hope we can get a few different positions coming as well.


In a world of huge props , both of JJB’s lads look a bit short to me but not seen a lot of them to know if other attributes can compensate 

A decent win last night for a young reserves vs an experienced Bradford team - including a few first team players like Ebon Scurr. Now Warren has gone out in loan we look a little light in the front row, Cassell was starting at prop for us 

Loads of players named in the Yorkshire Academy squad but no Oladipupo, does anyone know if he is injured ?

He hasn't been in the u18s squads in a few weeks so could well be 

Great to see A) Yorkshire Academy defeat Lancs decisively today B) 11 of our lads involved. 

Very encouraging at this pivotal time. Given the expansion of the NRL and wider proposed changes to the game, a strong academy and production line of talent will become invaluable for the sustainability and success of clubs in the future. It could well see power shifts to those clubs that invest in the future. Those that don't may wish they had. 

I watched yesterdays Academy game and Yorkshire totally dominated Lancashire throughout the game,and the scoreline proves this without a doubt.
The Lancashire side was predominantly made up of Wigan,Saints and Wolves players, and the fact that Leeds had 11 players in the Yorkshire squad certainly bodes well for the club.


These are very promising times for our junior players that are currently on the scholarship and academy pathways within the club.
The Rhinos academy system is probably in it's best shape since the golden generation emerged.


In the 2004 Grand Final, Leeds had 10 Academy produced players within our 17 man squad.
It certainly looks like the club are certainly going back to this blueprint,Which will hopefully provide sustained success in the coming years.

that's great to hear