Brenton Cochrane might be the oldest of the four captains in the exciting new Wests Entertainment Group 9s but the brilliant pivot is far from aging his way out of footy games.
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Last season he showed he's still one of the quickest players in the Group 4 competition despite his 36 years.
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His lightning darts from dummy half were a feature of the Blues' premiership quest.
His lightning darts in the up-coming WEG 9s will also be a feature of a high octane event, which starts at Scully Park on October 3.
The Central Energy linesman had a massive day last Friday, starting work at Parkes in the state's Central West, before driving home to Narrabri and then heading to Tamworth for the WEG 9s draft selection night in the Ken Chillingworth Room at Wests.
Then it was a drive home!
He would have been more than happy, though, with the final leg of a tiring marathon after securing important key men in his Careys Freight Lines side.
Kootingal playmaker Sam Taylor, Narrabri young gun Jacob Nichols and Moree pivot Ben Williams were three of his major targets and he claimed all three.
"All four sides are strong sides though," he said. "But I've got the side I want. It's going to be great, and great to be a part of it."
