Auskick kicking off for Redcliffe Tigers
Published 12:00pm 21 February 2023
Words by Jodie Powell
Redcliffe Tigers AFL club kicks off its Auskick program this Friday.
Packed full of fun and footy, Auskick is a great way to get involved with AFL for boys and girls aged 5 to 12, with girls-only teams available.
The Tigers’ first session will include giveaways and special treats.
Keen Auskickers can register ahead of the program launch or sign up for a free Come and Try session.
The fun starts at 4.45pm this Friday, March 24 at the Tigers AFL club’s home ground at Nathan Rd, Kippa-Ring, with the program of eight sessions continuing until April 28.
Auskick costs $90, and every participant receives an Auskick pack with a footy, a pump, footy cards and a drawstring bag.
To register, click here.
To sign on for the free Come and Try session, click here.
For more information email [email protected] or visit the club website.
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