The Wests Tigers faithful got to meet their heroes in Tamworth on Tuesday afternoon.
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A crowd of fans turned out for the meet and greet session held down at Scully Park, after players had earlier hit the paddock for training.
The NRL stars signed jerseys, chatted to locals and happily posed for photos with the fans.
It capped of a second action-packed day for the NRL club who will spend the week in Tamworth, training and mingling with fans, community groups and school students.
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Wests Tigers players and staff will deliver the club's award-winning Unite Harmony Program at Peel High School on Wednesday as well as at Tamworth High School.
Players and staff will also engage with Challenge Disability Service before finishing a big day of community involvement with an NRL League Stars clinic in Gunnedah.
After their field session on Thursday, Wests Tigers players will then host a junior league clinic at Scully Park in the afternoon while the club's coaching staff will run a coaches workshop at the same time.
Registrations are required for both events.
Wednesday, 10th February
- 1:00pm to 2:20pm - Unite Harmony Program at Peel Technology High School
- 1:00pm to 1:30pm - Challenge Disability Service engagement
- 2:00pm to 2:40pm - Unite Harmony Program at Tamworth High School
- 4:00pm to 5:00pm - Junior League Clinic at John Longmuir (REGISTER)
Thursday, 11th February
- 9:30am to 11:00am - Training at Scully Park
- 4:30pm to 5:30pm - Junior League Clinic at Scully Park (REGISTER)
- 4:30pm to 6:00pm - Coaches Workshop at Scully Park (REGISTER)
Ben Jaffrey
Ben is a content curator and journalist for The Land. He has been with ACM since 2015 and first worked at The Area News and then at the Northern Daily Leader. Ben first joined ACM Agri as a digital journalist for all seven agricultural mastheads in 2022 before shifting to The Land full-time in 2023.
Ben is a content curator and journalist for The Land. He has been with ACM since 2015 and first worked at The Area News and then at the Northern Daily Leader. Ben first joined ACM Agri as a digital journalist for all seven agricultural mastheads in 2022 before shifting to The Land full-time in 2023.
