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Premium Content Subscriber only Trent Loiero's father Gino was unable to hold back the tears as he watched his son make his NRL debut and believes the best is yet to come for the Melbourne Storm rookie. The Kawana Dolphins junior and Mountain Creek State High School graduate last week became Stormer number 212 in the Round 4 match against the Brisbane Broncos. An entourage of about 13 people, including his parents Gino and Leanne, siblings Jake and Brooke and other family and friends were invited down from the Coast to Melbourne to celebrate his milestone. Among them were some of Trent's ...

The Falcons under-20s premiership-winning skipper of 2019. Has a bit of a roadblock in front of him in Todd Murphy and Jarrod Mullen to earn a halves berth but won't shy away. Will learn plenty in training from Mullen and Murphy.   Falcons training shots. Wyatt Reynolds. Had a stint with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs but came back when COVID-19 hit. Will push for a spot in the engine room. Tough front rower who has a big future at the Falcons.   Falcons training shots. Blake Wilson. Has spent the summer training with the Intrust Super Cup squad after playing for the unde...

"It's tremendous for them, they deserve their shot," Hinson said. "I'd love to have them play for us, but it will be a week to week thing." Club stalwarts Tom Hearn, Joel Fitzgerald and Travis and Devlin Long are all confirmed as starters for 2021 as is gun outside back Dakota Tolhurst. The season kicks off in early March meaning the club will have one month of pre-season to go before games. "Some of those guys are Kawana through and through, it's great to have them back," he said. "The Long boys and Joel (Fitzgerald), they've been here forever and a day and are the backbone of the club...