Wales Rugby League will be holding two trials for their Student international side

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Wales and Scotland sides following a 2018 Student championships match. Image provided by www.ianlovell.com.

Wales Rugby League will be holding two trials for their Student international side that will compete in the Student Four Nations Championships in Scotland this summer.

The first trial will be at the official WRL training base of Deeside Leisure Centre on Sunday 20 January from 10.30am.

Then a week later in South Wales, Sunday 27 January, there is a further trial at the Caerphilly Centre of Sporting Excellence in Ystrad Mynach from 2.30pm.

From these trials, a squad of 30 will be selected. This squad will then train and play two or three warm up games, after which the final squad of 20 players will be selected to participate in the Student Four Nations.

Wales Students head coach Paul Emanuelli said: “The overall goal for 2019 is to improve on last year’s performance where we finished third in the Four Nations. The programme that we now, gives us more time to fully prepare players, and having trials at both ends of Wales, gives lads from all areas the opportunity to represent their country.”

Trialists need to send their details through to Wales Rugby League before Friday 18 January for the north trial and Friday 25 January for the south trial.

Please submit your information at https://walesrugbyleague.co.uk/student_registration

Evidence of eligibility to play for Wales must also be proved. For Wales Students, players must either be born in Wales, have Welsh parents or grandparents, or must be studying full-time at a Welsh education establishment.

Trialists must be aged 17 or over by September 1 2019.

 

TRIALS

January 20, Deeside Leisure Centre, 10.30am meet and admin, trials from 11am until 1pm.

January 27, Caerphilly Centre of Sporting Excellence, Ystrad Mynach 2.30pm meet and admin, trials from 3pm until 5pm.

 


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