NRL Good Guys - Nice News Stories

June 29, 2007: In good NRL news around the place, we have dug up several instances of 'good guys' stories including the following:

Wests Tigers:
Club fan Craig Davis and his family lost their home to a fire. And one of the treasured possessions, was their NRL signed Wests Tigers jerseys. So the Wests Tigers got Davis and his family a new framed jersey signed and donated to him by Benji Marshall at the last Campbelltown NRL game.

Cronulla Sharks:
The Sharks side, including players Luke Covell, Breat Kearney, David Simmons and Reece Williams visited 60 students from the Sutherland Community College with provides services to the intellectually disabled.

North Queensland Cowboys:
The Cowboys continue their 'Caring for Kids' program with regular visits to Townsville Hospital. NRL Players Ashley Graham and Ray Cashmere made their third visit to the hospital to cheer up patients there.

Brisbane Broncos:
The Brisbane Broncos have entered into a partnership with Epilepsy Queensland to increase awareness regarding the disease.
Broncos NRL players Steve Michaels and David Taylor have been announced as ambassadors for the program. Epilepsy Queensland CEO Helen Whitehead was pleased with the announcement and looks forward to working with the Broncos and NRL to raise awareness.

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