An important part of your children’s progress in life is playing a TEAM sport and of course the four F’s. Fun – Fitness - Footy - Friends.  Sign them on in 2012 with THE DAYBORO COWBOYS and play Rugby League, the Greatest Team Sport of all.  The COWBOYS are a professionally managed club and all teams have qualified coaches and first aid officers. 

Play modified Rugby League in all age groups from Under 6 to U12 and international rules in all other ages.  YES,  there is now an U-6 grade with the opportunity for kids who turn 5 during this calendar year to also play, but only after their birthday.
Sign on at the Cowboys club house was on Saturday the 4th   and Sunday 5th February.  Our sign on fees are the cheapest for all sports and includes full family membership as well as entitling all players to a Dayboro Cowboys jersey, team photo and trophy at the end of the season.
We must have coaches, managers and FAO’s so there is also an opportunity to become a coach or manager or first aid officer and be involved in your children’s footy career.  The club will arrange your coaching or first aid course.  For more info contact Debbie on 0407123224 or Richard on 0418735626 or go to http://www.stingers.net.au/ - go to “Clubs” and then “Dayboro & Districts JR: SC Inc”.
The club, in conjunction with the A.R.L. and the Brisbane Broncos held a KIDS TO KANGAROOS clinic at the Dayboro Footy Club on 7th February (from 4 - 6.30pm). 
OPENS and UNDER 18’s
The Cowboys also require players for the Under 18’s and Open teams.

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Pictured Is the newly formed Under 13’s team, boys born 1999.  Like teams in other age Groups, we are keen to welcome new players.  Our coach, Rob Ryan, previously played for the Canberra Raiders and coached the Raiders Under 16s and U18s.  We’ll be training at 5.30pm on Tuesdays from the 10th of January onwards if you’re keen to meet us.  Our boys and their families really want to train and play for their local club.  The support of the community will help make this a reality.