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Media Release:
The NRL today welcomed the naming of the first club sponsor for the Toyota Cup and said that the move underlined both the importance of the competition in showcasing young talent and also its emphasis on building young careers on and off the field.
The Panthers today announced a two-year sponsorship deal with Teach NSW to support their under 20s team in next seasons inaugural Toyota Cup.
The sponsorship deal aims to attract people of all ages to teaching careers, especially male primary teachers, and is groundbreaking in that it already has 24 emerging Toyota Cup players from Penrith employed as teachers aides.
This is a significant partnership, not just for the Panthers but for the status of the under 20s competition, NRL Chief Executive David Gallop said today.
The Toyota Cup is an exciting development in our game and it is encouraging to see that Penrith has been able to use this competition to establish a partnership that will not only benefit their club but the local community as well.
Toyota Cup Manager Michael Buettner also welcomed the sponsorship deal.
Congratulations to the Panthers for securing a sponsorship deal of this magnitude, Mr Buettner said today.
I think it reflects the excitement surrounding this new competition.
The under 20s is going to attract a lot of interest as it showcases the future stars of our game, and the Panthers professional approach to this competition recognises that.
This partnership continues the tremendous work the Penrith club has done with its Panthers On the Prowl Program. It will not only benefit the community but the young players at the club who have acted as teachers aides.
The NRL today welcomed the naming of the first club sponsor for the Toyota Cup and said that the move underlined both the importance of the competition in showcasing young talent and also its emphasis on building young careers on and off the field.
The Panthers today announced a two-year sponsorship deal with Teach NSW to support their under 20s team in next seasons inaugural Toyota Cup.
The sponsorship deal aims to attract people of all ages to teaching careers, especially male primary teachers, and is groundbreaking in that it already has 24 emerging Toyota Cup players from Penrith employed as teachers aides.
This is a significant partnership, not just for the Panthers but for the status of the under 20s competition, NRL Chief Executive David Gallop said today.
The Toyota Cup is an exciting development in our game and it is encouraging to see that Penrith has been able to use this competition to establish a partnership that will not only benefit their club but the local community as well.
Toyota Cup Manager Michael Buettner also welcomed the sponsorship deal.
Congratulations to the Panthers for securing a sponsorship deal of this magnitude, Mr Buettner said today.
I think it reflects the excitement surrounding this new competition.
The under 20s is going to attract a lot of interest as it showcases the future stars of our game, and the Panthers professional approach to this competition recognises that.
This partnership continues the tremendous work the Penrith club has done with its Panthers On the Prowl Program. It will not only benefit the community but the young players at the club who have acted as teachers aides.