LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The latest news from sharks.com.au reveals the opportunity for talented young footballers to showcase their skills and potentially follow in the footsteps of Rugby League stars like Will Kennedy and Teig Wilton.
Endeavour Sports High School is calling for trials for their renowned Year 7 Rugby League Targeted Sports Program for 2026, offering a chance to join the ranks of NRL players who have emerged from the school's program.
The trials will take place in the first two weeks of the second school term, with interested players urged to contact the school office on (02) 9524 0615 for registration and further information.
Sharks' own Kennedy and Wilton are just a few of the notable graduates from Endeavour's program, which has produced a string of successful NRL players such as Alex Johnston, Jamayne Isaako, and Martin Taupau.
The strong bond between the Sharks and Endeavour has seen many students from the school progress through Cronulla's elite pathways teams, including standouts like Tom Dellow, who was named the Sharks Junior Representative Player of the Year in 2024.
Nikora Williams is another success story, having been recognized as the NSW CHS Most Outstanding Male Representative in schoolboy footy last year.
For aspiring young players, this opportunity to trial for Endeavour's program is a chance to take their game to the next level and potentially make their mark in the world of Rugby League.
With a history of producing top talent, Endeavour Sports High School's Rugby League program is a proven breeding ground for future stars of the game.