MICHAEL FERRINGTONFull Name: Michael Ferrington
Position: Full back, Wing Date of Birth: 16 July 1992 Height: 5 Foot, 7 inches or 175 cm's Weight: 74 kilograms Nationality: Australian, European Current Club: The Entrance Tigers (Central Coast RL) NRL Player I most resemble: Preston Campbell ACHIEVEMENTS NSW Bundaberg Cup representative player (2011) The Entrance Tigers club under 19s Best Back player of the year (2010) Central Coast Centurions SG Ball under 18s representative (2010/2009) The Entrance Tigers club Central coast competition under 19s champion (2010/2009) The Entrance Tigers club Central coast competition under 17s champion (2008) Central Coast Centurions Harold Matthews under 16s representative (2007/2006) Berkeley Vale club Central coast competition under 16s champion (2007) Berkeley Vale club Central coast competition under 15s champion (2006) |
ABOUT MICHAEL
Michaels strengths lie in his speed, acceleration, dazzling foot work, vision, passing ability and outstanding ball skills. His kicking game is solid and precise whilst his defence is safe and sound. Michael is a tough trainer and is very vocal from the full back or wing. Michael is a great prospect in the mould of his idol Preston Campbell. He has a giant heart and is a tough competitor. Outside of rugby league Michael is interested in surfing, touch football and Oz-tag. Michael is a talented junior representative. Michael is a committed trainer and shows great work ethic.
Michaels strengths lie in his speed, acceleration, dazzling foot work, vision, passing ability and outstanding ball skills. His kicking game is solid and precise whilst his defence is safe and sound. Michael is a tough trainer and is very vocal from the full back or wing. Michael is a great prospect in the mould of his idol Preston Campbell. He has a giant heart and is a tough competitor. Outside of rugby league Michael is interested in surfing, touch football and Oz-tag. Michael is a talented junior representative. Michael is a committed trainer and shows great work ethic.
