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Introducing Jack Lloyd New to Palmyra Rugby Union Club this season is highly accredited and experience coach Jack Lloyd. If you haven’t met Jack yet, that’s because his role with Palmyra is primarily with Seniors. But we don’t just get Seniors . … they come from Juniors and Jack is keen within his busy schedule to make time to work with Juniors too. Being super passionate about the development of rugby union, Jack is keen for young players to benefit from some dedicated training, and is offering a brilliant opportunity to learn and / or consolidate skills in a fun way. Flyer attached for training camps in the upcoming school holidays. For those of you keen to know more about Jack, check out his Linkedin profile and see what RugbyWA have to say about their new State coach. • Working with Children Check & First Aid Certificate • Level 3 Qualified Coach with over 20 years experience at amateur and professional levels of rugby 2018 • Head Coach Western Force Open School Boys Squad • Senior Coach Palmyra Rugby Club 2017 • Skills Coach Parramatta Two Blues (Shute Shield Competition) Highest Club Competition in Australia • Sydney U18 Representative Head Coach 2016 • Head Coach of National Champions U17 Western Sydney Rams - National Junior Gold Cup • Head Coach U17 NSW Representative Team 2015 • Head Coach NSW U15 Representative Team • Head Coach (Colts) Randwick Rugby Club • Head Coach Sydney U18 Representative Coach Apart from ticking all the professional boxes, Jack is a super friendly and approachable chap. Jack is genuinely interested in developing all players to be the best they can be and to have fun along the way. On behalf of Palmyra Rugby Union Club - Juniors, we thank Jack for his school holiday camp initiative and encourage all members to consider attending..

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