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Just thought i would bring this up again in case there is any kids that would like to play rugby from age 6 upwards

Rylands rylands rylands!

Crossfields Crossfields

What age does spelling begin?

(Best of luck to you and your team if you are a player....many top rugby players cannot spell icon_wink.gif )

Just look at the current players in the Wolves line up,which hopefuly can inspire yongsers to achieve their dream.

Lee Michell Latchford albion
mike Cooper Latchford Albion
Chris Riley Woolston Rovers

all these started at junior rugby.get down to Victoria Park & become the next local heroes.

Gary

Very true! also when kids get older there less likely to get bullied in school as there more disciplined,fitter and stronger than other kids and hang around with rugby friends at school.

my bro played for crozzies and the warrington school boys with pickersgill and was a very good prospect untill he descoverd women and ale. then he jacked it in

my lad plays for rylands sharks u10s and hes looking realy promiseing cant wait for the school boy trials. i think that starts at u11s.

id defo encourage parents to take there kids to play rugby league.

My elder son played on the service area team with Blyth, Mitchell and Cooper (and Emmett from Saints) , was on a county side with most of the young guys currently at SL and championship clubs and was at national camps from which about 60% are now professionals. Everyone he played with as a junior has turned out to be a decent adult.

However the main thing is that he had a good time, made some good mates and they all diverted their energies into sport rather than trouble making.

He went to university , took his boots, found the rugby league team and after the first training sessions he was then part of an instant group of mates, who play for fun.

My younger son is playing now at age 11...and says rugby is his favourite thing.

All the clubs and teams in Warrington are very welcoming to new faces. So...to any kids and parents. If in doubt, give it a go!

Quote: matthew "My elder son played on the service area team with Blyth, Mitchell and Cooper (and Emmett from Saints) , was on a county side with most of the young guys currently at SL and championship clubs and was at national camps from which about 60% are now professionals. Everyone he played with as a junior has turned out to be a decent adult. However the main thing is that he had a good time, made some good mates and they all diverted their energies into sport rather than trouble making. He went to university , took his boots, found the rugby league team and after the first training sessions he was then part of an instant group of mates, who play for fun. My younger son is playing now at age 11...and says rugby is his favourite thing. All the clubs and teams in Warrington are very welcoming to new faces. So...to any kids and parents. If in doubt, give it a go!'" Well said m8 that is so true you make friends for life in this sport also i have to say that at Latchford we are in a big way all for devolpment of rugby players there is no must WIN at all cost at Latchford this is the place for youngsters to develop and flourish see our website for further information www.latchfordalbion.ik.com/home.ikml www.latchfordalbionunicornsu10s.btik.com/

Quote: matthew "My elder son played on the service area team with Blyth, Mitchell and Cooper (and Emmett from Saints) , was on a county side with most of the young guys currently at SL and championship clubs and was at national camps from which about 60% are now professionals. Everyone he played with as a junior has turned out to be a decent adult. However the main thing is that he had a good time, made some good mates and they all diverted their energies into sport rather than trouble making. He went to university , took his boots, found the rugby league team and after the first training sessions he was then part of an instant group of mates, who play for fun. My younger son is playing now at age 11...and says rugby is his favourite thing. All the clubs and teams in Warrington are very welcoming to new faces. So...to any kids and parents. If in doubt, give it a go!'" Well said m8 that is so true you make friends for life in this sport also i have to say that at Latchford we are in a big way all for devolpment of rugby players there is no must WIN at all cost at Latchford this is the place for youngsters to develop and flourish see our website for further information www.latchfordalbion.ik.com/home.ikml www.latchfordalbionunicornsu10s.btik.com/