New and existing players can register online via the play NRL website or head down to the blue shed at Boughton Oval at the PCYC entrance each Saturday starting from this weekend until February 17.

Committee member Jason Humphries said volunteers will be stationed at the shed between 9am and 12pm each Saturday taking registrations.

Families who may be new to Moree are being encouraged to head down, and meet the committee behind Junior Rugby League including first time president Aaron Dudgeon who put his hand up for the position in September last year.

All new players are required to take a copy of their birth certificate whilst registering for the season.

“Rugby league is a great game for both boys and girls of all skill levels and involves sprinting, tackling and kicking.

“Being involved with a fantastic team sport like rugby league is great for cardiovascular fitness and endurance, strength in upper and lower body, agility, speed, ball-handling and kicking skills.

“Rugby league also is great for team skills, social interaction, communication skills and self-discipline,” Humphries said.

This year’s costs will be $80 for minis and $100 for all other grades.

Moree Junior Rugby League is also seeking expressions of interest for numerous coaching positions and first aid officers for the 2018 season, including:

All applicants must have or be willing to obtain a coaching certificate, working with children check and first aid certificates.

Applications close on February 1.

Without volunteered coaches and first aid officers, the Moree Junior Rugby League would exist.

“Please make mention of the grade you wish to coach, previous experience, qualifications or any additional relevant information when applying,” he said.

Please send all expressions of interest to P.O Box 51 Moree NSW 2400, mjrlclub@gmail.com or alternatively contact Aaron on 0429 210 575 for further details.

Be sure to like ‘Moree Junior Rugby League’ on Facebook to keep up to date with times, draws, events and photographs from weekend games.