Proud sponsors of Ryde Eastwood Division 1 Touch Football Team the 'helpz Taipans' for fourth year

January 14, 2025

We’re proud to continue our support for the Ryde Eastwood Division 1 touch football team, the helpz Taipans, for the 2024/25 season! This is our fourth consecutive year of proudly backing this incredible team, whose tradition of changing its snake mascot each season adds a fun and fresh twist.

The Ryde Eastwood Division 1 touch football competition is already in full swing, and the helpz Taipans are off to an exciting start! After securing the minor premiership last season and narrowly missing out on the grand final, the team is more determined than ever to make their mark this year.

With three state league touch football players and the addition of former West Tigers rugby league star Zane Camroux, the Taipans are bringing speed, skill, and determination to every match.

Every Monday evening, Morrison Oval in Putney comes alive with the energy and excitement of
Division 1 touch football, as teams showcase elite talent and community spirit. The Taipans are putting on a show, and we can’t wait to see where the season takes them.

Join us on the sidelines and cheer on the team as they push for another memorable season.

Go Taipans!

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