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The Westpac NSW Blues and Westpac NSW Sky Blues will have an additional edge for the 2024 State of Origin series after the NSW Rugby League today announced a new partnership with leading sports nutrition company BSc.

The Australian-made manufacturer of health and wellness solutions boasts 25 years of experience in the industry and is committed to maintaining the highest standards of quality with athlete-approved supplements.

The partnership will provide NSW Origin players, including pathways teams, with hydration and nutrition products as well as activations before State of Origin matches for fans to sample products.

NSW Rugby League Chief Commercial Officer, Jodie Cross advised “the NSWRL is thrilled to announce our new partnership with BSc with the State of Origin series just around the corner.

“The Origin arena requires our players to be in peak physical condition and BSc will help us achieve that with their range of products including supplements, energy drinks and protein bars.”

BSc Chief Executive and Director, Sheree Young noted “this new two-year partnership with the NSW Blues and NSW Sky Blues, marks a thrilling chapter for BSc as the official sports nutrition, energy, and hydration partner.

“We're dedicated to giving everyone access to the best performance and recovery tools to power their training.”

The NSW Blues will play their opening match of the 2024 State of Origin series at Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Wednesday 5th June, while the NSW Sky Blues will play Game One of their Origin campaign on Thursday 16th May at Suncorp Stadium.

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