Saturday saw the Bulls under 10s play against the Kings School under 10s side, losing 3-0 but coming away with a fantastic experience under their belt.

“I think playing on a top class oval, playing against a good team with a good referee, it was a high class rugby experience,” club secretary Justin Barnes said. 

Sunday then saw the boys head off to the long awaited Waratahs training camp.

The team earned their place in the training camp  after impressing organisers and representatives when they competed in the National Primary Games in Tamworth recently. 

Hosted by the Northern Inland Academy of Sport and sponsored by Macquarie Bank, the Bulls won five of their six games, losing out in the final to a strong outfit from Scone. The invitation for the training camp was then extended to the players. 

14 Waratahs players, including Will Skelton and Nick Phipps were on hand to run the boys through four drill sessions with tackling and ball skills. A good dose of autographs was also a highlight. 

“It was definitely a great experience with great fields. A really well run event,” Mr Barnes said.