EVENT DETAILS
REGISTRATION ENDS TBA
EVENT DATE
TBA
REGISTRATION ENDS
TBA
LOCATION
Mason Park, Underwood Rd Homebush NSW 2140
(park has full day TICKETED parking or accessible via bus)
WINNER'S PRIZE
$250 gift card to Sydney Oztag Merchandise store + $500 cash
REGISTRATION FEE
$30 per player (includes a lunch meal)
CONTACT
Contact Pragaa Ganesh for any inquires: 0425 213 992
TEAM REQUIRMENTS
Each team must have a minimum of 8 players and a maximum of 14
There is a strict rule of a maximum of 2 national players per team
A minimum of 4 girls per team must take the field at all times.
Each team must nominate a team captain for all communication and registration to be handled through.
Registration closes 19th of March 2022.
For teams that don’t have access to tag shorts, belt can be organised if advised upon registration.
Team rego money is non-refundable if you change your mind (The captain will be signing a declaration at registration stating this clause)
All team captains are to carefully read the T&C’s before making payments and inform the team of all set rules of the day.
REGISTRATION FORM IS ATTACHED BELOW. THE CAPTAIN IS TO FILL OUT THE FORM ACCURATELY AND MAKE THE REGISTRATION PAYMENT THROUGH OUR WEBSITE.
Spectators are welcome.
The MAYA Oztag Gala Day is a social tournament aimed at bringing people together for a fun filled day of sport, community and charity.
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Oztag has very quickly become a strong sporting community in Sydney...anyone can play, anyone can have a go, it’s inclusive and it's about having fun. So get a team together and register for our 2022 tournament!
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Registration closes 19/03/2022
All proceeds from this event will be going towards our fundraising campaign for the Bridging the Gap Foundation (BTGF). We are raising $5000 to fund one HealthLAB visit to a rural Indigenous community. HealthLab utilises a large pool of volunteers in remote communities as well as Indigenous services and other health professionals to deliver personalised, health based education.
Our fundraising campaign helps BTGF address one of Australia’s most urgent issues: the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians' health and education opportunities and outcomes.
