Melbourne Storm players spent Wednesday and Thursday last week visiting suburban rugby league clubs in Melbourne as part of a two day community blitz.
26 Storm players alongside NRL Game Development Officers visited nine suburban clubs throughout Melbourne, providing assistance at training sessions, fundraisers and clinics.
Be there at AAMI Park in Round 18 when Storm take on the Bulldogs.
"It's really important to get out to these local clubs and help give back to grassroots rugby league in Victoria," Storm forward and New Zealand international Jesse Bromwich said.
It’s the second community blitz the playing squad has done in the past three weeks having helped deliver the Back to the Juniors program in June.
@storm Hymel Hunt & Tim Glasby @VicRugbyLeague Sunbury Tigers tonight running juniors through their skills @PlayNRL pic.twitter.com/8P6E7CBbvm
— NRL Game Dev - VIC (@NRLVICDev) July 3, 2014Fun and games at Melton Broncos with @storm McLean, Moors, Weston and Kafusi. @playnrl @NRLVICDev pic.twitter.com/P4Ir9rdBjS
— Vic Rugby League (@VicRugbyLeague) July 3, 2014Fantastic night at Waverley with @storm players Duffie, Hampton, Griffin spending time with local club. @NRLVICDev pic.twitter.com/4KFtmVZ7gY
— Vic Rugby League (@VicRugbyLeague) July 2, 2014@storm Sisa Waqa, Cody Walker & @JoelRomelo enjoying junior training @VicRugbyLeague Werribee Bears tonight. @PlayNRL pic.twitter.com/ASXRQQzRNe
— NRL Game Dev - VIC (@NRLVICDev) July 2, 2014Kurt Mann & @Juz_e @EastRaptorsRLC training session, part of a 2 day community blitz of @VicRugbyLeague clubs pic.twitter.com/Q0lhdwpe3t
— Vic Rugby League (@VicRugbyLeague) July 2, 2014
