Wolves FC confident Premier League will benefit juniors NEW COMPETITION: Wolves FC president Richard Tarnawski says the club has always focused on developing its juniors, such as 10-year-old Nicholas Cowley, and that the new Brisbane Premier League will give the young ones a "chance to learn from the old boys." Wolves Football Club's focus on the development of its juniors has been boosted as they prepare for the first season of the new, Brisbane Premier League (BPL). The Tingalpa-based club, who won the Veto League grand final in the 2012 season, was included in the new format announced in September last year. Club president Richard Tarnawski said the inclusion in the new competition will significantly push forward the development of the club's juniors. "The development of our young players has always been a focus of our club, we like to produce locally instead of shopping," he said. I think the new BPL will help our juniors a great deal because all teams from juniors through to seniors will play at the same venue. It will give young players the chance to learn from the old boys. This club, because of its development, has probably been one of the best secrets in Football Brisbane but now everyone knows what we're about. Tarnawski said he thought the status of the competition will be much higher in the new BPL in 2013. "It'll be much more inclusive because every club's teams play at the same venue, which will bring more of an atmosphere and I'm sure the level of play will be higher as well," he said. We're very honoured to be a part of the BPL and we look forward to the 2013 season. For more information on the Wolves FC, visit wdscwolvesfc.com.au