NRL Touch Premiership? World Cup? Junior State Cup talent can dare to dream

Tim Barrow
Updated April 24 2019 - 3:19pm, first published 11:50am
Action: Wollongong players Paris Bamford, Taylah Stevens, Touch NSW general manager Dean Russell, Destination Wollongong's Mark Sleigh, Ruby Sergent-Wilson, Mackenzie Ford and Georgia Williams. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Action: Wollongong players Paris Bamford, Taylah Stevens, Touch NSW general manager Dean Russell, Destination Wollongong's Mark Sleigh, Ruby Sergent-Wilson, Mackenzie Ford and Georgia Williams. Picture: Sylvia Liber

The state's best juniors should be daring to dream of playing at a World Cup or at major NRL stadiums, NSW Touch Association general manager Dean Russell declared on Wednesday.

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Tim Barrow

Tim Barrow

Illawarra Mercury sports editor

When it comes to sport - at professional and community level - in the Illawarra, I'm here to provide insight, context and opinion, as well as the latest news you won't find anywhere else.

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