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throw a colts/19's team in there as well

what if we had a Sat 17's district rugby comp. They then picked teams from that comp and schools combined at each NRC rugby centre. That way everybody gets quality rugby week in week out a clear pathway opportunity to experience a professional training environment the games could be played as...

just for the record soccer has levied junior teams for a number of years now. But remember Juniors wise soccer is a lot healthier than rugby

More info coming but after a recent SJRU meeting I hear that from 15,s up if you want to play rugby it will be on a Friday night or a Saturday after 3pm, it will be out concord way, and it will be 7 a side. My info may not be accurate we will find out soon. There you go if all that is true, if...

the peninsular cup comp is a bit of a joke and stuggles more than the village clubs. Forget the schools.

I hope Manly's U16 age group gets a rep team this year, because I think league has got there mits into a lot of them and there is no grandfather clause for this age group any more according to the SJRU.

That is exactly what the ARU is doing but it will not stem the tide of players leaving rugby. The existing pathway is wrong. If these kids don't cut it in the JGC and don't make the gold squads they are going to say that's it. So again you need to create a pathway via district rugby as discussed...

just thinking. other codes ie. AFL, NRL encourage fans to love their club, rugby doesn't really do that do they

record investment in rugby league http://www.nrl.com/nrls-record-investment-in-rugby-league/tabid/10874/newsid/76434/default.aspx In addition, at least $120 million will be put into a “growth fund” over four years to be used to invest directly in the strategic priorities of the game from...

rugby pathway http://www.rugby.com.au/tryrugby/PathwaytoGold.aspx

the ARU and the NSWRU have been pumping programs and dollars into the western suburbs rugby league heartland trying to get a slice of the pie for years. Without a lot of success I would think. you need to create a pathway via district rugby as discussed earlier in this thread for everybody...

you guys have missed the point

I have had the same issue with being blocked and shut down years ago.

The discussion on this thread is starting to go around in circles now. Some of the ideas on the way forward seems to be agreed on by a number of people. To progress we need to canvass people you know in the rugby hierarchy, send submissions to the SJRU executive get a majority number of like...

It aint really rocket science is it ?

Look at it this way if the schools were to pay the $200 then they become a direct shareholder / stakeholder who will expected a say in decision making This would give the schools direct power up against clubs, rather than the indifference towards clubs that exists given the stock standard...

If you are not a member of an organisation you have no obligation to support it. wow !

can someone tell me are the schools teams paying the $200 levy ?

Link to Alan Jones interview with Bill Pulver. Nothing has changed the captain of the ship (whom went to the Shore school and played with Sydney Uni), says throw more money at the problem that'll fix it and increase participation ! We're stuffed ...

I think participation and performance go hand in hand. With a performance pathway you keep players there and also attract others. By pulling the stronger players out of a local comp you create a more even comp where weaker players don't get bashed as much and enjoy their rugby more. With smaller...