Banbridge man Michael Cromie is hoping his move to professional rugby will be the gateway to a world of opportunity.
The 24 year-old has signed a one-year professional contract with French third tier side Stade Rodez as he bids to further his budding career.
Cromie left his boyhood club Banbridge a year ago, having spent 19 years at Rifle Park, before playing last season for Ballynahinch. He also played on the Ulster Ravens team last season and it was his exploits for his province that earned him the lucrative move to professional rugby.
“I’ve been playing in the Ulster rugby academy and I was looking for other opportunities for a year just to get into the professional game,” he told the ‘LEADER.’……… full story >> CLICK HERE for http://www.banbridgeleader.co.uk/sport/other-local-sport/nothing-toulouse-1-6109540
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