Newtown Jets memberships for 2021 – get ready for Take Off!

After being grounded last season, the Newtown Jets will fly again in 2021 – and we want you to come along for the ride by renewing or taking out a club membership! 

In 2020, many of our 2019 double-title winning stars like Siosifa Talakai, Toby Rudolf and Sione Katoa successfully made the transition to the NRL, and in 2021 we’ll unleash a new generation of future first-graders onto Henson Park.

When you become a Jets member, you’re not just buying tickets to a rugby league game – you’re pledging financial support to our club and players, while also gaining access to exclusive members-only benefits. 

Our “Keep the Jets Flying” members kept us alive in 2020 and we look forward to seeing you all back at Henson Park for what promises to be another thrilling year of rugby league action.

Memberships for 2021 are now available.
For more details: https://www.newtownjets.com/season-2021/jets-membership-2021/

To buy Newtown Jets memberships online, go to:  https://www.newtownjets.com/product-category/membership/

You can continue to get discounted prices on certain Newtown Jets merchandise items up to the end of December 2020.

There is 25% off the full price for Newtown Jets caps and T-shirts for the entire month of December 2020.

This offer is valid up to the 31^st December 2020, online only – this offer excludes postage.

Along with these December specials, you can still purchase online from the wide range of Newtown Jets clothing and merchandise.

Go to: www.newtownjetsclothing.com.au

Today is Newtown’s last training day before the Jets adjourn for a break over the Christmas and New Year period.

At this stage 13 players have signed Newtown RLFC playing contracts for 2021; several others are still involved in negotiations but are very close to signing; there are more players who will be signing contracts with Newtown after having undertaken pre-season training programs with the Cronulla Sharks up to Xmas; plus there is another group who are currently training with Newtown on a “train and trial” basis.

On top of these numbers, there will be other players from the Cronulla Sharks full-time NRL squad who will made available for selection with Newtown once the competition rounds start.

The Canterbury Cup NSW competition will receive a new sponsor’s name prior to the commencement of the 2021 season. There will be ten clubs competing in the 2021 competition. The New Zealand Warriors have entered into a partnership with the Redcliffe Dolphins in the Queensland Cup; the Canberra Raiders have decided to use their players in the Canberra Raiders Cup (Group 8) competition; and Canterbury-Bankstown and Mounties have entered into a partnership.

The full 2021 draw for Newtown’s competition will be released early in the New Year.

The Jets remain in partnership with fellow foundation club the Glebe Dirty Reds. The Glebe boys will play exclusively under the Dirty Reds name in the Ron Massey Cup in 2021.

The Cronulla-Caringbah RLFC will replace Sydney University as Newtown’s partnership club in the NSWRL Sydney Shield competition.

The well-credentialed Mick Habib, who has previously worked very effectively with head coach Greg Matterson, has returned to the Newtown Jets as an assistant coach.

The Newtown Jets RLFC extends Christmas and New Year greetings to all of our sponsors, supporters and friends as well as to the wider rugby league community.