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Endeavour SHS Targeted Sports Program

Having long been a nursery for the Sharks with an extensive list of NRL and junior representative players coming through the school program.

Endeavour Sports High in Caringbah is the perfect place to combine a quality education with elite level sport.

Offering quality coaching and a unique Rugby League experience, Endeavour Sports High is accepting registrations for trialists interested in being a part of the Year 7 Rugby League Targeted Sports Program in 2024.

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Mr. Brad Kelly and Alex Johnston speak at the 2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The trials are scheduled to take place early in Term 2 on Tuesday, May 2 and Friday, May 5.

Endeavour Sports has enjoyed a successful association with the Sharks extending over two decades.

With senior school coaches Dave Howlett (2023 Sharks SG Ball) and Brad Kelly (2023 Matthews Cup) currently involved in the Sharks junior representative and pathways program.

Howlett also enjoyed a stint as a Sharks NRL assistant coach from 2018-2020 and has wins in the SG Ball and Jersey Flegg competitions on his coaching resume.

“While the Rugby League program is a significant part of the schooling experience.

Education still comes first at Endeavour Sports High School,” Howlett said.

“Students are supported with both their studies and sport in a caring and nurturing environment, geared to bring out the best in each individual.”

Current Sharks NRL squad members Will Kennedy and Teig Wilton are Endeavour ‘old boys’.

As are the likes of Alex Johnston (Souths), Jamayne Isaako (Dolphins), Martin Taupau (Broncos), Paul Momirovski (Roosters), Reece Robson (Cowboys), Scott Sorensen (Panthers), Shaun Lane (Eels) and Luciano Leilua (Cowboys).

A number of players in the current Sharks Jersey Flegg team are also recent graduates of the school and the targeted sports Rugby League program.

Kennedy arrived from Bathurst largely unheralded but with perseverance and the support of his teachers and rugby league coaches at Endeavour, has grown into a leading player for the Sharks at the NRL level.

“I really enjoyed my schooling experience at Endeavour. They certainly assisted with my Rugby League development,

I have no doubt the culture and educational opportunities at the school also helped to make me a better person,” Kennedy said.

Will Kennedy and Bryce Sait 2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Talonoa Penitani (center) 2022 DAU Medalist with fellow Dau Medalists at the 2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league graduates (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“Will is a great example of the opportunity that the school and Targeted Sports Program can offer students who are good characters, have a passion for Rugby League and are willing to work hard to achieve their goals,” Howlett added.

Students currently in Year 6 interested in being part of Endeavour Sports High School and their Rugby League Program in 2024.

Please see the flyer below, with more information to be made available upon registration.

Prospective students or parents wanting to find out more, contact 9524 0615.

Endeavour SHS targeted Sport Program Rugby League trials for year 7 – Register Now Ph ; 3524 0615

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Author : Sharks Media

Endeavour Sports HS trials for 2023

A school that provides opportunity to combine education and elite-level sport.

Endeavour Sports High in Caringbah has long been a nursery for the Sharks with an extensive list of NRL and junior representative players coming through the school program.

Offering a unique schooling and sports experience, Endeavour Sports is now accepting registrations for trials for the Year 7 Rugby league Targeted Sports Program for 2023.

The trials will take place in weeks one and two of the second school term.

Endeavour Sports has enjoyed a successful association with the Sharks extending over two decades.

The school currently supplying the 2022 Sharks SG Ball Coach in Dave Howlett, the under-17 Matthews Cup Coach Brad Kelly and his Matthews assistants Corey Willis and former Endeavour student Fine Kula.

All are members of the rugby league coaching program at Endeavour High.

“Students are supported with both their studies and sport in a caring and nurturing environment, geared to bring out the best in each individual,” Howlett expressed.

“While the Rugby League program is a significant part of the schooling experience, education always comes first at Endeavour Sports High School,” Howlett said.

Current Sharks NRL squad members

Wil Kenedy in action for Endeavour SHS in 2015 (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Current Sharks NRL squad members Will Kennedy, Teig Wilton, Luke Metcalf and Franklin Pele are all Endeavour ‘old boys’.

As are the likes of Alex Johnston (Souths), Jamayne Isaako (Titans), Martin Tapau (Sea Eagles), Paul Momoroski (Roosters), Reece Robson (Cowboys), Scott Sorensen (Panthers), Shaun Lane (Eels) and Luciano Leilua (Tigers).

A number of players in the current Sharks Jersey Flegg team are also recent graduates of the school and the targeted sports rugby league program.

Kennedy, the Porter-Gallen Medallist as the Sharks best player in 2021, arrived from Bathurst largely unheralded but with drive, perseverance and the support of those at Endeavour, has grown into a star at the NRL level.

“Will is a great example of the opportunity that ESHS and TSP Rugby League can offer students who are good characters, have a passion for Rugby League and are willing to work hard to achieve their goals,” Howlett added.

Teig Wilton playing for Endeavour SHS in the 2015 Schoolboy Cup (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

For students currently in Year 6 who are interested in being part of Endeavour Sports High School and their Rugby League Program in 2023, see the flyer below, with more information to be made available upon registration.

Prospective students or parents wanting to find out more, contact 9524 0615.

Luke Metcalf kicking Endeavour SHS into attack in a Schoolboy Cup match (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

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The was more school footy on the ‘Field of Dreams’ today as Bass High School made to trip to the Shire with 3 footy teams to play some much needed footy at Endeavour Sports High School

First up was the Under 14’s

MORE SOON

ACTION PHOTO’S Thursday

Endeavour SHS v Bass HS Under 14s in action on Endeavour’s Field of Dreams (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Under 14s – Action Photo’s
Endeavour SHS 26 – 0 Bass HS

Endeavour SHS v Bass HS girls in action 25 Nov 2020 (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Girls – Action Photo’s

Endeavour SHS 16 – 18 Bass HS

Endeavour SHS v Bass HS OPENS in action on the Field of Dreams 25 Nov (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Opens – Action Photo’s

Endeavour SHS 24 – 14 Bass HS

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Finally there was some schoolboy footy today at the Endeavour Sports High School Rugby League Gale Day on Endeavour’s famous ‘Field of Dreams’

Endeavour Sports High School hosted a Gale Day today with Illawarra Sports High School and Hunter Sports High School playing 9 games in all featuring the Under 13s, Under 14s & Under 15s all playing short 30 minute games with 2 x 15 minute halves in each game.

As you can see from the scores from today Gala below, most games were pretty even

With no Schoolboy Rugby League in Sydney and NSW throughout 2020 due to the Covid-19 virus, today’s games were a credit to all the schools, their Rugby League Programs and most importantly, the players who have trained as normal during the year, stuck to their gunns and finally got to play some footy

Endeavour SHS Rugby League Gala Day
Tuesday 17 November 2020
@ The ‘Field of Dreams’ Endeavour SHS

ACTION PHOTO’S

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Endeavour SHS v Illawarra SHS

Under 13s
Endeavour SHS 10 – 20 Illawarra
Under 14s
Endeavour SHS 30 – 4 Illawarra
Under 15s
Endeavour SHS 34 – 6 Illawarra

Illawarra SHS v Hunter SHS

Under 13s
Illawarra SHS 16 – 22 Hunter SHS
Under 14s
Illawarra SHS 0 – 36 Hunter SHS
Under 15s
Illawarra SHS 6 – 0 Hunter SHS

Endeavour SHS v Hunter SHS

Under 13s
Endeavour SHS 16 – 12 Hunter SHS
Under 14s
Endeavour SHS 8 – 16 Hunter SHS
Under 15s
Endeavour SHS 12 – 10 Hunter SHS

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Author : Alicia Newton NRL.com Reporter

Major competitions, including the Intrust Super Cup and Canterbury Cup, for second-tier men’s and women’s rugby league across Australia, along with national representative programs, have officially been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In conjunction with the NSWRL, QRL and Combined Affiliated States, the uncertainty around a return-to-play date and logistical difficulties have forced the game’s state governing bodies to cancel certain competitions for the remainder of the season.

Major competitions cancelled

New South Wales

Canterbury Cup
Jersey Flegg Cup
SG Ball Cup
Harold Matthews Cup
Tarsha Gale Cup
Andrew Johns Cup
Laurie Daley Cup
Men’s under 23s Championships
Women’s Country Championships

Queensland

Intrust Super Cup
BHP Premiership
Hastings Deering Colts
Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup

National Schoolboys Championships

Harvey Norman Women’s National Championships

All Combined Affiliated States representative football

No official decision yet

Harvey Norman Women’s NSW Premiership
Community Rugby League
Ron Massey Cup
Sydney Shield

NRL head of football for participation, pathways and game development Luke Ellis said the decisions confirmed on Friday were made in the best interests for everyone’s health and safety.

“I know this will be a disappointing outcome for those involved in these competitions right across Australia, but the health and safety of those involved with rugby league must always come first,” Ellis said.

“It was essential for us to at least give the players, clubs and staff some certainty going forward so they can focus on themselves and their families during this uncertain time.”

No decisions have yet been made around State of Origin junior and senior representative teams or matches, while a final decision around community rugby league, including Ron Massey Cup and Sydney Shield will be made in the coming weeks.

Community rugby league in NSW had been placed on hold nine days ago until at least May 1.

A final decision on the Harvey Norman Women’s NSW Premiership is also yet to be confirmed despite Queensland’s equivalent, the inaugural BHP Premiership among the competitions to be cancelled.

While most major competitions across both states started in line with the NRL season just a fortnight ago, NSWRL’s Harold Matthews and SG Ball competition’s were six rounds into their seasons.

NSWRL CEO Dave Trodden said in a statement the uncertain nature of the coronavirus pandemic had taken decisions out of their control.

“It is devastating for everyone involved but the advice has changed dramatically since we suspended these competitions nine days ago,” Trodden said.

We understand the outcome is a heartbreaking one for the rugby league community.

Rob Moore
“We have an obligation to be part of the solution for this pandemic, both for the rugby league community and also for the community more generally. This view was uppermost in the minds of the board.”

QRL managing director Rob Moore added rugby league was a large part of the fabric in Queensland.

“We understand the outcome is a heartbreaking one for the rugby league community, but it’s a call that simply had to be made given the current circumstances,” Moore said.

The news follows after the NRL announced earlier on Friday the second edition of Magic Round, which was pencilled in for round eight in May this year, would no longer go ahead.

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