LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
Corey Oates, a proud Broncos boy, is set to reach a significant milestone in his rugby league career as he prepares to play his 200th NRL game.
Born and raised in the small country town of Baralaba, Queensland, Oates has come a long way since his humble beginnings on the dusty fields of his hometown.
Making his first grade debut in 2013 against the formidable Storm, Oates quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with on the rugby league field.
Known for his incredible speed and try-scoring ability, he has amassed an impressive 118 tries throughout his career.
Reflecting on his journey, Oates expresses deep gratitude towards his family and the Broncos for the opportunities they have provided him.
His unwavering love for the club is evident as he prepares to reach this significant milestone in his career.
Oates' success serves as an inspiration to young aspiring rugby league players from regional areas, showing them that with hard work and dedication, they too can make it to the top level of the sport.
His story is a testament to the importance of grassroots development and the nurturing of talent in country towns.
As Oates takes to the field for his 200th game, he will undoubtedly be surrounded by the support of his family, friends, and loyal Broncos fans.
It is a momentous occasion for both Oates and the club, highlighting the longevity and impact of his career.
In a sport where longevity is often a challenge, Oates' achievement is even more remarkable.
Playing 200 games in the NRL is a testament to his skill, durability, and commitment to the sport.
He has become a mainstay in the Broncos' lineup, consistently delivering exceptional performances.
As Oates reflects on his journey from a Baralaba boy to a bronco 200-gamer, he can be proud of the legacy he is leaving behind.
With his name etched in the annals of rugby league history, Oates will forever be remembered as a true Broncos legend.