Rugby players who switch between union, league, and sevens are becoming increasingly common, with players like Charlotte Caslick epitomizing the term 'code agnostic'. Caslick has played rugby sevens, union, and league, among other codes, and her story is not unique. The article explores the reasons behind this trend, including the diverse sporting opportunities available to young athletes and the growing popularity of women's rugby. It also discusses the challenges and opportunities presented by the NRLW, which is attracting top talent from various codes. The piece delves into the personal experiences of players like Ellie Kildunne, who has excelled in all three codes, and the broader implications for the sport. The author provides a critical analysis of the situation, questioning the stability of 12-month contracts and the potential for code-switching to enhance players' careers. The article concludes by highlighting the importance of embracing diverse sporting backgrounds and the need for a more inclusive approach to rugby development.
