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In 2000, Oxford's second player development rugby league camp was held by coaches from Super League outfit [[Halifax RLFC|Halifax]] rugby league club. Twenty nominated under 13 boys from Oxford undertook a three-day residential course at the Hill End campus to receive training in all the skills and were put through their paces by several qualified coaches. They also received expert advice on nutrition, fitness and sports psychology.
In 2000, Oxford's second player development rugby league camp was held by coaches from Super League outfit [[Halifax RLFC|Halifax]] rugby league club. Twenty nominated under 13 boys from Oxford undertook a three-day residential course at the Hill End campus to receive training in all the skills and were put through their paces by several qualified coaches. They also received expert advice on nutrition, fitness and sports psychology.
Also in 2000, Oxford Cavaliers [[coach]] Dave Doran was appointed head coach of the [[Rugby League Conference]] representative side. The Cavaliers themselves finished a credible tenth place in the RLC composite table of twenty four teams.
Also in 2000, Oxford Cavaliers [[Coach (sport)|coach]] Dave Doran was appointed head coach of the [[Rugby League Conference]] representative side. The Cavaliers themselves finished a credible tenth place in the RLC composite table of twenty four teams.
In their brief history Oxford Cavaliers have managed to supply players to professional clubs, such as Mike Castle and Corey Simms to the [[London Skolars]], [[Darrell Griffin]] to [[Wakefield Trinity Wildcats]], Barry Randall and Brad Smith to London Broncos via [[Rochdale Hornets]] as well as Steve Robinson to Henley Hawks rugby union club. They continue to be the only open rugby league club in the city, although there is also an [[Oxford University]] rugby league team.
In their brief history Oxford Cavaliers have managed to supply players to professional clubs, such as Mike Castle and Corey Simms to the [[London Skolars]], [[Darrell Griffin]] to [[Wakefield Trinity Wildcats]], Barry Randall and Brad Smith to London Broncos via [[Rochdale Hornets]] as well as Steve Robinson to Henley Hawks rugby union club. They continue to be the only open rugby league club in the city, although there is also an [[Oxford University]] rugby league team.