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He’s still only 26, but Castleford Tigers forward Tyler Dupree has started his journey in the world of coaching!

Castleford Tigers forward Tyler Dupree has taken up his first coaching role with amateur community club Ovenden. The Halifax-based club announced the appointment on social media, welcoming the hometown forward to their setup after an active off-season in which he also represented the United States internationally against Wales.
The 26-year-old boasts substantial top-level playing experience, having won two Grand Finals, a Challenge Cup, and a World Club Challenge during his stint with Wigan Warriors. Ahead of the upcoming Super League season, Dupree is set to play under new Castleford head coach Paul Rowley.
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