The Primary Object of the Foundation is to encourage the sport of Rugby in the State of New South Wales and elsewhere at a grassroots level. The Foundation would like to wish Darcy and Oscar every possible success in furthering their Rugby aspirations while embracing the values of past scholarship recipients: citizenship, scholarship, and a contribution to Rugby. The Herron Scholarship will allow Oscar to further develop his Rugby whilst balancing the rigors of HSC study. Unfortunately, the arranged fixtures were cancelled when the covid pandemic caused a suspension on community sport.ĭuring the 2022 pre-season Oscar trained with the Randwick Academy, and has been invited to join the Elite Randwick Colts Training Program. The successful campaign saw Oscar play in all matches and score a number of tries, including in both the semi-final and grand final.įollowing the Championships Oscar was honoured to be selected in the NSWRU Juniors U18s. This selection led to an invitation to play for the Randwick Opens team, who subsequently won the State Championship. Having started his Rugby at five years of age with the Clovelly Eagles, Oscar’s commitment to the game and the improvement of his skills were rewarded in 2021 when he was selected for the Sydney U18 team while still 16 and in year 11 at Marcellin College in Randwick. Oscar is a dedicated student of the game, arranging additional skills and fitness training, in addition to his club, school and work commitments. The Herron Scholarship will assist Darcy to access expert Rugby tuition and alleviate the burden of travelling expenses, thus allowing him to focus on his Rugby development.
Was invited to attend a training camp in January as part of the NSW Waratahs Gen Blue squad. In 2021 Darcy was selected in the NSW Country Under 15s side and Bay 40 Miami, FL 33172 United States 78 Backstage Backline 627 Colfax Ave. In addition to becoming a well-respected representative player, Darcy has also completed his referee accreditation, refereeing the younger age groups and assisting with coaching the Club’s U13 girls team.Īs a player Darcy is known for his excellent passing game, precise execution of speed and his ability to pick the right time to run, making him a dominant half back who can be called upon to play anywhere in the backline.ĭarcy has represented the Hunter Wildfires at both the NSW Country Championships and the NSW State Championships over the past five years and enjoys testing his abilities, relishing the challenge representative Rugby presents. Oak Creek, WI 53154 United States 41 Backline Miami Rental Corp 9400 NW 13 St. Mr Oscar Morgan (nominee of Sydney Junior Rugby Union)ĭarcy is a proud member of the Nelson Bay Junior Rugby Union Club, having played over 100 games for the Club. Mr Darcy Brown (nominee of NSW Country Junior Rugby Union) In consultation with NSW Country Rugby Union, Sydney Junior Rugby Union and NSW Rugby Union, the Foundation’s Grants Committee has reviewed a number of impressive scholarship applications, and is pleased to announce that the recipients of the Sir Leslie Herron Rugby Scholarship in 2022 are: McGeechan’s British & Irish Lions starting XV: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Anthony Watson, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Manu Tuilagi, 11 Liam Williams, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Gareth Davies, 8 Billy Vunipola, 7 Tom Curry, 6 Jamie Ritchie, 5 James Ryan, 4 Maro Itoje, 3 Tadhg Furlong, 2 Jamie George, 1 Rory Sutherland.“citizenship, scholarship, and a contribution to Rugby” But I believe this team would pack a punch in South Africa.’
It’s one reason why the challenge of the Lions is so unique and different. I don’t think I ever correctly predicted, at the beginning of any of my tours, the starting Test XV. Plenty can, and will change over the next 12 months I’m sure. And this exercise is ultimately about form right now. Three Scots in my starting XV might raise eyebrows – Gats only took two to New Zealand in total, as I did to South Africa in 2009 – but you couldn’t argue against any of them. I think the Lions could really build a head of steam under him. Hogg at fullback, Jonathan Davies, Owen Farrell, James Ryan, Jamie George. Players who will stand up and be counted. In 2009 Paul O’Connell, Phil Vickery, Alun Wyn Jones, Stephen Jones, Jamie Roberts, Brian O’Driscoll. ‘In 1997 we had Martin Johnson, Lawrence Dallaglio, Keith Wood, Jason Leonard, Tim Rodber, Jerry Guscott, Neil Jenkins, Gregor Townsend, the list goes on.
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