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Rugby league opens door to great-grandparent eligibility to unlock new talent

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Briefings

A recent policy change allows great-grandparents to play in the Pacific Rugby League, potentially expanding eligibility for smaller nations like the Cook Islands. This shift aims to unlock new talent and boost participation in the region.

Key points

• Great-grandparents are now eligible to play in the Pacific Rugby League, a move expected to benefit smaller nations such as the Cook Islands.
• The policy change is expected to unlock new talent for Pacific rugby league nations by expanding eligibility criteria.

Context

The Pacific Rugby League is a regional competition for rugby league players. The new eligibility rules are designed to increase participation and diversity within the league.

Limitations

The evidence provided is limited to a single sentence stating the expected impact on smaller nations. Specific dates, player names, or quantitative data are not available in the source.

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