LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The Melbourne Storm are back at Geelong Grammar for their annual two-week training camp, signaling the start of their pre-season preparations before Round 1 of the Rugby League season.
It has become a tradition for the Storm to set up camp in Geelong, immersing themselves in all things rugby league.
As they count down the days to their highly anticipated season opener against the Penrith Panthers, the Storm are aiming to maintain coach Craig Bellamy's impressive 20-year winning streak in Round 1.
This year, the club is taking their commitment to developing young talent seriously, as the NRL squad will be joined by the U17s, U19s, U21s, and Storm Academy groups during certain parts of the training camp.
The Storm will also test their skills in two trial matches before the 2024 Premiership Season kicks off, facing off against the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs in Belmore and the Newcastle Knights in Fiji.
It's an exciting time for rugby league fans as anticipation builds for the upcoming season, and the Melbourne Storm are leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for another successful campaign.