The Plain Street fields were the epicentre of young dreams on Sunday morning as NIAS held rugby union trials.
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Applications for NIAS's rugby program closed on Friday.
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It is for under-13 and under-15 male player, and under-15 female players.
Sunday's trials were open to athlete from around the region.
NIAS chief executive James Cooper said it "was great to have rugby up and running in 2021".
"And we're thrilled to have three squads," he added.
Cooper said NSW Rugby Union, through its North West and New England development manager Garry Walsh, "were tremendous supporters of us and provide wonderful opportunities for our athletes".
The rugby program's coaches are Jason Lincoln, of Armidale, and Angus Patterson of Scone.
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