The St George Illawarra Dragons have continued their support for the annual NRL Community Carnival by visiting several schools in the far south coast on Tuesday.
Dragons representative duo Brett Morris and Jason Nightingale were joined by Matt Groat, Josh Drinkwater, Jack Bird and Willie Mataka as well as Dragons Ambassador Shaun Timmins, to present the game’s powerful “Tackle Bullying” program, which will be delivered to 300,000 children across Australia over the coming weeks.
Furthermore, the Dragons were on hand to promote a coaching clinic at Pambula Beach Sporting Complex as well as meet members of the general public at a barbecue.
The Dragons launched the Community Carnival last week with a visit to 12 schools across the Kiama and Shellharbour areas.
Over the coming they will additionally visit schools within the Illawarra and St George regions respectively.
The Dragons made just under 88,000 contacts across the Dragons catchment areas of St George, Illawarra and the South Coast in 2013.
Furthermore, the Dragons NRL and NYC players spent a combined total of 9,581 hours in the community (NRL players spending 1,829 hours).
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