St George Illawarra Dragons second-rower Bronson Harrison has proudly acknowledged the selfless acts performed by the Emergency Services personnel throughout Australia.
The Dragons will be competing against the Melbourne Storm for the Emergency Services Cup in tribute at WIN Stadium, Wollongong on Monday.
The Emergency Services Cup is an initiative between the Dragons and the Storm, with the support of the New South Wales and Victorian Governments, established in 2009.
It recognises all the Emergency Services personnel who give up their services to the communities of both States.
The Dragons will be honouring Emergency Services Personnel who attend the match by offering Free General Admission or discounted Bronze Reserved Seating.
“The Emergency Services personnel certainly deserve to be recognised for all their hard and selfless work they do,” said Harrison.
“They get amongst it in the community and recognising them with this game is the least we can do.
“It’s always a tough challenge coming up against the Storm as their a top calibre side so we’ll need to be ready.
“We have to keep working away at things and that goes for me personally – it’s the right attitude that needs to be taken into each game.
“Paul McGregor has changed a few things around on the field with the way we train and everyone needs to get on board with it else you’ll be left out.”
