A thriving South Shropshire rugby club for young players aged from five and 16 years has received a boost from a major sponsor.
Clee Hill Mini Rugby Club players Harry Kirton, Sophie Hulland and Rhys Breakwell sporting their new shirts sponsored by Halls
“We at Halls were delighted to help when we were approached by the club to sponsor shirts for the teams,” said Sarah. “We wanted to support the army of local volunteers and parents who set up and are running the club successfully, providing rugby and facilities for young people in the community.” “We want to support the players’ transition from junior to adult rugby, making memories along the way and making the community proud.”
Clee Hill Mini Rugby Club is not the first sports club or team that Halls has supported. The company also sponsors Whitchurch Alport Women’s football team and Whitchurch Rugby Club.For general enquiries and press releases email [email protected] or call 01743 818 095.This website uses cookies to improve your experience and serve advertisements that pay for the running of this website. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.
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