Robinson leaves Parramatta for NSW Waratahs Super Rugby

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Parramatta utility back Reece Robinson has signed with the NSW Waratahs rugby team on a two-year deal.

“Reece will add a lot to our squad, we’re really pleased to have secured him for the 2016 season onwards,” NSW coach Daryl Gibson said.

“He’s an excellent finisher, and his versatility across the field and experience in rugby league will definitely bring something different to the team – and to be able to add someone of his quality to our back three depth is a real bonus for us.

“We’ve got proven experience in transitioning league players into the rugby environment and we’re constantly improving this development process, we’re confident that Reece will achieve success with us and look to players like Israel and Sam [Lousi] for guidance along the way.”

Robinson said he was ready to return to rugby and accept a new challenge.

“I’m really looking forward to the challenge of returning to rugby union after my time in league,” Robinson said.

“I played [union] all through high school, though that was at scrum-half, so hopefully it won’t take too long to get back into it.

“I’ve watched a fair bit of the Waratahs over the past few seasons and watching guys like Israel and Kurtley play some exciting footy has been fantastic, I can’t wait to get out there and play with them.”

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