Millie Boyle is a rising star in the Rugby world. This dual-coder shot onto the scene and made her professional debut for Rugby Union's Brumbies at just 18. A year later she represented Australia for the Wallaroos, making her the youngest player ever selected at a national level. Then in 2019, she made the leap to League, representing NSW in the Women’s State of Origin and donning her new Brisbane Broncos jersey. 

Rugby runs in the family for Boyle, with father David and uncle Jason Croker both Canberra Raiders greats. Boyle grew up playing league following the side-steps of her older brother Morgan, now Manly Sea Eagles forward. 
Moving into high school Boyle transitioned to Union with the help of her PE teacher who saw her potential, quickly becoming her one of mentors and biggest supporters.  

Fast forward a few years and this young gun from Cobargo impressed selectors and spectators alike. Representing Australia for the Wallaroos and on the 7’s field, she then smoothly transitioned to League, dominating the middle for the Broncos and the NSW stateside. 

Boyle is a strong advocate for cross-code athletes, especially for young women. She believes the chance to excel in different codes provides opportunity for the expansion of women’s sport at a professional and a grassroots level. 

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