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Catchment Population Projection SOUTHS LOGAN MAGPIES 2021 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES HISTORY OF CLUB & VISION We have seen some of the most influential men in Rugby League, such as John Grant, former Chairman of the ARLC, Wayne Bennett, legendary NRL coach and Mal Meninga, 13th Immortal, current Australian coach and Queensland Maroons super coach earn their stripes playing for the Magpies at Davies Park. To ensure that the youth of our corridor are offered every opportunity to achieve their goals in life through their chosen sport. Our vision is to be seen by the community and our peers as offering a highly successful development program that embraces life skills and gives the youth in our area a clear and defined path for future success THE INTRUST SUPER CUP THE INTRUST SUPER CUP COMPETITION PLAYS A PIVOTAL ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE QLD REPRESENTATIVE AND NRL TALENT 2019 Intrust Super Cup TALENT THE CLUB HAS PRODUCED 16 25 88 32 40 9 DIGITAL REACH Souths Logan Magpies have a strong digital presence online with 20 000 followers between the three main social media platforms, as well as now having access to Mardsen SHS's Social Media which has over 10 000 followers on the schools Facebook. This is a direct opportunity to have your brand seen over a variety of catchments and potential customers. 13 000 2 100 3 900 Followers Followers Followers 125 000 Users per year 10 000 Views per year Souths Logan Magpies Development Program In July of 2020, the club officially launched a new development partnership between Souths Logan Magpies and Marsden SHS. The program is seen as another significant milestone to the club, while acknowledging the great relationship the club has forged with the school over many years. The development program is only possible through the support of our junior corridor clubs and schools. The club is very proud of our relationship within those groups and always acknowledges the players we continue to develop through our program they are not our kids they belong to the junior clubs. The clubs role through the program is to continue to offer every kid in our corridor the opportunity to pursue their dream of an NRL pathway without having to leave home to peruse their dream through external systems. The development program allows our youth the chance to live, learn and play in their own backyard while delivering our programs from one central location, offering one of if not the best junior development program and facilities in the Queensland Cup through the schools state of the art facilities. Council and state have supported our partnership and we acknowledge and thank them for there support of Sport and Education in Logan. The Program is made possible to the great vision and support of executive principle of Marsden SHS Mr Andrew Peach. Souths Logan Magpies Catchment Area Souths Logan Magpies catchment area will see it enjoy the largest population growth and participation by 2030 Catchment Population Projection Souths Catchment population project represents the fastest annual growth rate at 6.6% per year, Jimboomba is now also included in our catchment and is projected to have the largest population growth of 79,800 by 2036 School Programs •In 2008 we implemented our development programs in conjunction with 30 primary schools, as well as 5 secondary schools within the Logan corridor. Our aim is to continue to grow the development arm of our operations and increase our presence within the community Catchment age demographic and general regional growth SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES SOUTHS SPONSORSHIP LADDER Our Sponsors 2020 Premiership Partner Supplementary Benefits of being the Premiership Partner Club Champions Partner Trophy Partner Finals Partner Shield Partner Club 17 Partner JUNIOR PREMIERSHIP PARTNER JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPIONS PARTNER Supplementary Benefits to go with the Apparel Branding Other Partner Opportunities THANK YOU! Jim McClelland CEO M: 0412 655 487 E: [email protected].
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