From Bondi to Beverly Hills: Roosters flock to UCLA

Sydney Roosters secure exclusive training access at UCLA

LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick

The Sydney Roosters, one of the most successful Rugby League clubs in Australia, have recently announced that they have secured exclusive access to train at the prestigious University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

This move comes as the Roosters prepare for their historic opening match of the 2024 NRL season in Las Vegas.

In order to ensure that the team is in peak physical condition, the Roosters have chosen to train at UCLA, which is renowned for its world-class facilities and commitment to excellence in both sports and academia.

The Roosters will now join an illustrious list of sports franchises, including Manchester United, Barcelona FC, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Chelsea FC, and several NFL teams, who have also been given the opportunity to make use of UCLA's state-of-the-art facilities.

UCLA has a long history of creating champions, both on the field and in the community.

The university's collegiate sports championship history is incredibly impressive, with UCLA being one of only a few universities to have ever won national championships in football, men's basketball, and women's basketball.

In fact, UCLA holds a staggering 121 NCAA team championships, a true testament to their commitment to excellence.

Notable athletes who have attended UCLA include Jackie Robinson in MLB, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the NBA, Arthur Ashe in Tennis, Troy Aiken in the NFL, Reggie Miller in the NBA, and Jackie Joyner-Kersee as an Olympian in Athletics.

These individuals have achieved great success in their respective sports, further highlighting the prestige and caliber of athletes that have come out of UCLA.

By securing exclusive training access at UCLA, the Sydney Roosters are making a bold statement about their commitment to success and their desire to be among the best in the NRL.

With access to world-class facilities and a history of creating champions, the Roosters are positioning themselves for a successful start to the 2024 NRL season.

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