South Wales Jets recently held an open session for U12s and U13s girls which was a big success, as around 30 turned up to try rugby league.
With other clubs in the South Wales and West of England also forming junior sides, we are hoping that some kind of competition can be formed for girls this year.
Coach Robert Coles said: “The South Wales Jets are rapidly becoming a driving force in the growth of the girls’ Rugby League pathway, setting new standards for opportunity and ambition across the region.
“After launching with a single age group, we’re now expanding to four—U12s, U13s, U14s, and U15s—reflecting the incredible appetite and talent emerging in our community.
“Our U14s and 15s have already shown their quality with a standout win over the Haydock Warriors, while our U15s made history last summer by defeating the Oulton Raidettes in the curtain raiser to the Wales vs England Women’s international.
“With this momentum behind us, the Jets are proudly leading the way in building a vibrant, competitive future for girls’ Rugby League in South Wales.”
Chairman Liam Price adds: “Our girls taster session was an incredible success. The energy, the effort, the smiles, and most importantly, the talent on show was unreal.
“It’s clear that girls’ rugby league is growing fast, and we are right at the heart of it. This is only the beginning.”
If you would like to get involved with South Wales Jets at any level, any age or gender, please contact us at liam@jetsrugby.wales
