NRL Schoolboy Cup final shock as PBC SHS’s captain reveals if he is a Maroon – or True Blue

PBC SHS five-eighth gun Jack Walsh has revealed if he will play for Queensland or NSW in the future after starring in the NRL Schoolboy Cup final

Palm Beach Currumbin (PBC) SHS five-eighth Jack Walsh has revealed if he will play for Queensland or NSW in the future after starring in the NRL Schoolboy Cup final.

Walsh, who is considered one of the best young talents in the country, was instrumental in PBC’s 28-16 victory over Keebra Park SHS in the decider.

The 18-year-old scored a try and kicked four goals in a man-of-the-match performance.

Walsh said he is still undecided on his representative future

Despite his impressive performance, Walsh said he is still undecided on his representative future.

“I’m not sure yet,” Walsh said.

“I’m eligible for both Queensland and NSW, so I’ll just have to wait and see what happens.”

Walsh’s father, Shane, is a former Queensland State of Origin player.

His mother, Rebecca, is a former NSW representative.

Walsh said he would be happy to play for either state

Walsh said he would be happy to play for either state.

“I’m proud of my heritage from both sides of the family,” Walsh said.

“I’ll just have to wait and see what the future holds.”

Walsh is expected to be one of the most sought-after players in the 2024 NRL Draft.

He has been linked to a number of NRL clubs, including the Gold Coast Titans and the Brisbane Broncos.

But Walsh said he is not thinking about his NRL future at the moment.

“I’m just focused on finishing school and playing footy with my mates,” Walsh said.

“I’ll worry about the NRL when the time comes.”

Conclusion

Walsh’s performance in the NRL Schoolboy Cup final has shown that he is a player with a bright future.

He is a skilful and talented player who has the potential to be a star at the NRL level.

It will be interesting to see where Walsh’s representative future lies, but he is sure to be a valuable asset to whichever state he chooses to play for.