If you were born in 2006, you can be part of the side and enjoy a training camp on the water, get a free sports bag, hoodie, heritage jersey, training shirt and more.
Club secretary Hussein Dia said the jerseys would arrive in April ahead of the 14-round season in May.
If Covid restrictions permit, for the first time this year senior and girls teams will also be hosted at a camp usually on the South Coast or at the Academy of Sport in Narrabeen.
“The camp gives players such a valuable bonding experience that they become a force to be reckoned with on the field,” he said.
Last year’s heritage side won their grand final, with the club keen to field a second squad this year.
“It’s an ideal opportunity for a boy who has always wanted to give rugby league a try or who hasn’t played for two to three years,” Hussein said.
The club is also focused on offering great opportunities to those from age five to 12s, 13s, 16s,18s, A-grade and female players who will this year be invited to a fully-paid introduction dinner upon registering.
“With the females in mind, we are almost finished renovating our clubhouse which will include female change rooms and facilities, new showers, a hot tub, ice bath for rehab and massage beds,” Hussein added.
To get involved or find out more, call 0450 999 499 or go to bankstownbulls.com.
