Jayden Broome

And then they end up combining.

And, you know, in South Neven's, you know, like traditions and stuff like that.

And then we had to combine.

And then everyone's like, well, geez, we're not going to combine with them, are we?

And then we had to combine with them.

But just, I don't know, for the betterment of rugby, we needed to keep going.

It was quite hard rugby for me at the time.

Like it was...

It was a good challenge.

I loved it.

But then at the end of the year, I was thinking about my future and I was like, I might take the opportunity...

It's Southern Boys.

I was like, I want to keep challenging my rugby.

And I was like, am I really going to get a really good challenge in year 12 for this team?

But then what I came back to was my reason why I stayed in Gore.

And I was like, I don't want to be known as a rugby player that goes to Southern Boys.

I'm more than just a rugby player.

It's quite ironic that now I'm facing giving up rugby.

But yeah, at that time I was thinking about like,

Oh, I'm not just a reg player.