One club, however. has us all talking with their incredible work to highlight Origin Round, is Ospreys. The Welsh Region posted a video before their game with Ulster at the Swansea.com Stadium revealing that they would have the names of each player's first school or club on the back of their jerseys. We caught up with Ospreys this week and they had nothing but praise for #OriginRound. **Lance Bradley (Ospreys CEO) –** *“One of our key objectives here at Ospreys is to be the hub of our community. That means the hub for fans, for local businesses, and for our local clubs. To be able to participate in the URC’s ‘Origin Round’ in the way we did was a real pleasure. Recognising the incredibly important part local clubs play in rugby in our community was just part of what we’re doing. I’m looking forward to building on this and working with them even more going forward.”* **Dan Griffiths (Ospreys Rugby General Manager) –** *“Our region has a rich and diverse rugby history. It was great for the players to represent their communities and acknowledge the contribution the clubs make in producing a strong regional team.* *“The boys are proud of where they come from and passionate about playing for the Ospreys. As a squad we are striving to put in performances that demonstrate that. We really appreciate the support and it was great to celebrate the clubs and those connections with a hard-fought win during Origin Round.”* If you missed it, check out what Ospreys did with their kits to mark the occasion below.

𝗢𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗶𝗻 𝗥𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 👊

A thank you to all the clubs that have provided us with our players! Today is honouring you 🖤#TogetherAsOne | #BackinBlack | #BKTURC | #GrassrootsToGreatness | #OSPvULS pic.twitter.com/KPJ51dsfa9
— Ospreys (@ospreys) February 18, 2024