The Queensland Rugby League (QRL) has been buzzing with excitement following the news that two newcomers, Roderick Tai and Moria Moria Jr, have been invited to train with the NRL Dolphins on a full-time basis for a month.
The two players have already made a name for themselves in their debut season, impressing coaches and fans with their skill and talent.
Who are Roderick Tai and Moria Moria Jr?
Tai and Moria Jr are two of the most promising young players in the QRL, having made an immediate impact since joining the league earlier this year.
Tai, who is just 21 years old, has been playing for the Souths Logan Magpies, and will be rejoining them after spending the early part of the season with the Dolphins.
He will be available for the lineup on weekends for the SP PNG Hunters in the QRL Hastings Deering Colts Cup.
Moria Jr, on the other hand, is a fullback for the PNG Hunters and will experience his first taste of NRL-level coaching starting this week.
The invitation to train with the Dolphins NRL squad is a significant milestone for the young player, who is considered one of the most promising prospects in the league.
Opportunity not to be missed
For Tai and Moria Jr, the invitation to train with the NRL Dolphins is a dream come true, and a recognition of the potential they possess.
The opportunity to train with the top-tier squad is an incredible achievement and a testament to their hard work and dedication.
The Souths Logan Magpies have expressed their delight at the news, with coach Dwayne Bennett praising the duo for their commitment and effort.
"Roderick and Moria Jr are two of the most promising young players in the league, and we are thrilled that they have been given this opportunity," he said.
A Bright Future Ahead
The invitation to train with the NRL Dolphins is just the beginning for Tai and Moria Jr, who have a bright future ahead of them in the Queensland Rugby League.
The two rising stars have already shown their potential, and with hard work and dedication, they could go on to achieve great things in the sport.
The QRL community is excited to see what the future holds for these talented young players, and we wish them all the best as they embark on this exciting new chapter in their rugby careers.
