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BROTHERS PENRITH JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION PACKAGE 2020 We will do everything in our power to individualise a package that is tailor-made to suit your business. If you have your own special requirements for sponsorship, and the regular packages do not suit your needs, a member of the Club Sponsorship committee will be only too happy to discuss the matter with you. If you wish to conduct an Open Day at the Club Grounds on game days to demonstrate /showcase your product, we will be only too happy to oblige. You are most welcome to utilise the Club’s mailing system to distribute Flyers to all players within the Club HONOUR BOARD 2019 PREMIERS -MINOR PREMIERS -GRAND FINALISTS Under 9-4’s – Minor Premiers/Grand Finalists Under 9-1’s – Minor Premiers/Grand Finalists Under 10-4’s – Grand Finalists Under 13-3’s – Minor Premiers Under 15-2’s – Grand Finalists Under 16-2’s – Minor Premiers Under 16 Girls – Premiers Under 16-1’s – Premiers /Minor Premiers 2 PENRITH & DISTRICTS JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE Season 2020 will see 24 clubs from Katoomba to Blacktown competing in Mini (Under 6-8 years old), Mod (Under 9-12 years old) and International (Under 13–9 years old) rules competitions. These competitions are played in a home and away format. BROTHERS PENRITH JRLC is one of the major forces in junior rugby league development in the Penrith District and in 2020 we will also be fielding teams in the Sydney Shield NSWRL Competition, as well as a team in the Harvey Norman Open Women’s Open Competition, which is the top level of rugby league for women in NSW. We will be fielding the maximum allowable 42 Saturday sides, 7 Sunday sides, + a number of all female teams ranging from Under 6’s to Open Women Teams. We anticipate that Brothers will be very strong and competitive across all the ages and divisions. OUR CLUB Formerly known as St Dominic’s JRLC from 1968 to 2002 and becoming BROTHERS PENRITH JRLC in 2003, the Club was formed by a group of Rugby League enthusiasts (mainly parents of boys attending the College), with the driving force coming from Mr Harry Slaughter and Mr John Hasler (father of Des Hasler). Over the years the Club and the College have developed many fine players with some going on to play ARL/NRL 1 st Grade. This list includes – Tim Sheens, Des Hasler, Steve Robinson, Greg Alexander, Brandon Lee, John Cartwright, Glen Nissen, Ben Alexander, Scott Ellem, Mark Lyons, Jody Gall, Barry Mulquin, Luke Rooney, Ben Rogers, Luke Dyer, Mitch Allgood, Jesse Sene-Lefao, Paul Carter, Clay Priest & Nathan Cleary. 4 of these players have gone on to represent Australia & Tim Sheens coached a number of these players as the Australian Coach. A pretty impressive honour list!!! BROTHERS is a non-profit Junior Rugby League Club with all monies raised going back to the players in the form of training equipment, playing gear (jerseys, footballs, tackling bags, etc) together with the maintenance and improvement of the playing fields. 3 THE CLUB OBJECTIVES BROTHERS PENRITH JRLC is a community based Junior Rugby League Club formed to provide an infrastructure for the playing of rugby league. Our aims include: - • to provide a safe and friendly environment for our players • to develop the skills of rugby league, develop team work, • discipline, confidence and good sportsmanship • to provide a path for each individual to reach their potential • for our players to have fun • to set coaching guidelines and monitoring systems to ensure our Club objectives are met. SPONSORSHIP 2020 Contained in this Sponsorship and Information Package you will find the various Sponsorship Packages available for the 2020 season. We urge you to consider this proposal and the benefits that this investment brings to the development of the youth in our district. As well as the advertising benefits mentioned in the sponsorship packages, please keep in mind that: - With 800+ players in addition to parents and supporters:- • Advertising via BROTHERS PENRITH JRLC sponsorship is directed at a very sizeable and appreciative audience • The committee, coaches, managers and trainers enthusiastically encourage support of our sponsors • Facebook rapidly growing to 4000 followers. • A sponsorship investment can be tax deductible as an advertising expense Thank you for taking the time to consider this proposal and we welcome the opportunity of talking with you to fully discuss the benefits of sponsoring BROTHERS Penrith Junior Rugby League Club. Sponsorship Enquires Troy Cooper John Fowler President Secretary 0407 458 389 0438 623 808 Email: - [email protected] Check out the Brother’s website: www.brotherspjrlc.com.au 4 GROUND SIGNAGE In 2020 Ground Signage will once again be an optional extra for Team or Club Sponsors. There is an example of the Ground Advertising Sign that is available as per the pictures below. Sign: 2040 x 600 – Cost $850 [Includes all set up costs] 5 CLUB SPONSORSHIP TEAM TRAINING GEAR [Option 1 – INCLUDES Training Shirts + Training Shorts] (Prices include 10% GST) League Start U/6 – U/7 $1250 Mini U/8 – U/9 $1350 Mod U/10 – U/11 $1550 Int. U/12 – U/15 $1750 Sunday Teams (NOT SS/HNW) $2300 per team PACKAGE INCLUDES: - • Training Shirts & Shorts supplied to all Team Players + Coaching Staff. • Training Shirts are Fully Sublimated with Sponsors Logo. • Brothers Sponsor’s Polo + Cap. • 2 x Tickets to the Brothers 25 th Annual Sports Luncheon • Invitation for 2 to the Saturday Junior Presentation Day – Complimentary drinks & light refreshments will be served in the Sponsors Area each year of agreement OR Invitation for 2 to the Sunday Presentation Dinner – Meals included. • 2 x Passes for Sunday Home Games each year of agreement. • Beautifully Engraved Plaque with Club Crest acknowledging the support of your business in 2020 • Team Photo with your company name mentioned as team sponsor • A link on the Club Website to your company website or if you do not have a website your company will be given its own page on the Club Website for duration of agreement. • Access to advertise on with the Brother’s 4000+ Facebook followers . [Option 2 – INCLUDES Training Shirts ONLY] (Prices include 10% GST) League Start U/6 – U/7 $ 750 Mini U/8 – U/9 $ 850 Mod U/10 – U/11 $ 950 Int. U/12 – U/15 $1100 Sunday Teams (NOT SS/HNW) $1500 per team PACKAGE INCLUDES: - • Training Shirts supplied to all Team Players + Coaching Staff. • Training Shirts are Fully Sublimated with Sponsors Logo • Brothers Sponsor’s Polo + Cap. • 1 x Ticket to the Brothers 25 th Annual Sports Luncheon • Invitation for 2 to the Saturday Junior Presentation Day – Complimentary drinks & light refreshments will be served in the Sponsors Area each year of agreement OR Invitation for 2 to the Sunday Presentation Dinner – Meals included. • 2 x Passes for Sunday Home Games each year of agreement. • Beautifully Engraved Plaque with Club Crest acknowledging the support of your business in 2020 • Team Photo with your company name mentioned as team sponsor • A link on the Club Website to your company website or if you do not have a website your company will be given its own page on the Club Website for duration of agreement. • Access to advertise on with the Brother’s 4000+ Facebook followers 6 TEAM PLAYING SHORTS League Start U/6 – U/7 $ 650 Mini U/8 – U/9 $ 750 Mod U/10 – U/11 $ 850 Int. U/12 – U/15 $ 950 Sunday Teams (NOT SS/HNW) $1350 per team (Prices include 10% GST) PACKAGE INCLUDES: - • Playing Shorts supplied to all Team Players displaying the Sponsors Logo. • Brothers Sponsor’s Polo. • Brothers Sponsor’s Cap. • 1 x Ticket to the Brothers 25 th Annual Sports Luncheon • Invitation for 2 to the Saturday Junior Presentation Day – Complimentary drinks & light refreshments will be served in the Sponsors Area each year of agreement OR Invitation for 2 to the Sunday Presentation Dinner – Meals included. • 2 x Passes for Sunday Home Games each year of agreement. • Beautifully Engraved Plaque with Club Crest acknowledging the support of your business in 2020 • Team Photo with your company name mentioned as team sponsor • A link on the Club Website to your company website or if you do not have a website your company will be given its own page on the Club Website for duration of agreement. • Access to advertise on with the Brother’s 4000+ Facebook followers MARK GEYER TROPHY DAY 36 Teams playing 100 Games – The Largest Under 8 Tournament in the World. 7 SATURDAY TEAM SPONSORSHIP JERSEY FRONT PACKAGES (THIS PACKAGE ALSO INCLUDES SUPPLY OF TEAM POLOS) League Start U/6 – U/7 $ 1900 Mini U/8 – U/9 $ 2050 Mod U/10 – U/11 $ 2250 Int. U/12 – U/14 $ 2350 International U/15 $ 2500 (Prices include 10% GST) PACKAGE INCLUDES: - • Sponsors name/logo Sublimated on the Jersey Front • Game Day Polos for all Team Players, Coach, Manager & Trainers with Sponsors Name/Logo and Club Crest displayed on the polos. • 2 x Passes for Senior Home Games • 2 x Tickets to the Brothers 25 th Annual Sports Luncheon • Invitation for 2 to the Saturday Junior Presentation Day – where Complimentary drinks & light refreshments will be served in the Sponsors Area • Brothers Sponsor’s Polo. • Brothers Sponsor’s Cap. • Team Photo with your company name mentioned as team sponsor • A Beautifully Engraved Plaque with Club Crest acknowledging the support of your business in 2020 • A link on the Club Website to your company website or if you do not have a website your company will be given its own page on the Club Website • Access to advertise on with the Brother’s 4000+ Facebook followers 8 SATURDAY TEAM SPONSORSHIP JERSEY FRONT PACKAGES (JERSEY FRONT ONLY NO POLOS INCLUDED) League Start U/6 – U/7 $ 1300 Mini U/8 – U/9 $ 1450 Mod U/10 – U/11 $ 1650 Int.
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