Sacred Sports

Gratitude 🙏🏾 & Appreciation

A massive thank you to the Narrandera Lizards 🦎, Narrandera Wiradjuri Warriors, Aunty Cherie at Gunyarri for your hospitality and the entire 2700 community for welcoming our Sacred Sports team with open arms.

We’re extremely grateful for the opportunity to come down and deliver our two-day coaching clinic in partnership with AW Performance Systems

There’s something powerful about seeing community come together around positive initiatives that build our young people up, creating connection, confidence, discipline, leadership and stronger pathways through sport.

For Sacred Sports, it’s about much more than what happens on the field. It’s about investing in our young people, strengthening community connections and creating opportunities that can have a positive impact well beyond the game.

Thank you to everyone who supported, participated and helped make the two days possible. 🙏🏾

We’re grateful for the opportunity and look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with the Narrandera community on future programs and initiatives that create positive pathways for our young ones.

Stronger kids. Stronger community.

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Sacred Sports had the opportunity to connect with the Cherbourg Hornets 🐝 in Murgon today.

It was great to spend some time with the brothers, have a yarn and talk about the work Sacred Sports is doing across communities-particularly the opportunities we can create together for our young people through health, fitness, culture and positive leadership.

Always valuable connecting with good people who share the same passion for strengthening our youth and communities. 💪🏾

We also got to catch up with my brother from Bourke, Cody Simmons, who is doing great things in the Cherbourg community through Clontarf Foundation. Sacred Sports is proud to see our brothers out there making a positive impact and helping guide the next generation.

Strong people. Strong culture. Strong communities. 🖤💛❤️

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What an absolute honour for Sacred Sports to be invited to Woorabinda, QLD. Nothing but gratitude. 🙏🏾

We had the privilege of sitting down with Community Justice Group leaders and Elders to yarn about creating healthier and stronger communities supporting our youth and families through health, fitness, culture and connection.

We are extremely grateful for the opportunity to listen, learn and understand where Sacred Sports can best support community.

This is what it’s all about, working alongside our people, strengthening our young people and creating positive pathways for the next generation.

Stronger people. Stronger families. Stronger communities. 🖤💛❤️

Empower. Inspire. Transform. Leave a Legacy.

Sacred Sports has partnered with AW Performance Systems to deliver this unique high-performance clinic.

We are excited to give back to the community by delivering this program to the Narrandera Lizards R.L.F.C. and the Narrandera Wiradjuri Warriors.

At Sacred Sports, community impact and unity are at the heart of everything we do, and we’re proud to bring this opportunity to local players looking to take their game to the next level.

A massive thank you to our sponsor Miyagan for making this clinic possible.

Who can attend?

* Ages 16+ are welcome.
* A registration link will be shared shortly, and all participants will be required to complete their registration before attending.

We look forward to seeing you all there!

Youth crime isn’t a youth problem.

It’s a leadership problem.

Too many programs come and go. Too many promises are made. Too many people turn up for the photo, the funding announcement, or the report, but disappear when the hard work begins.

My father always taught me one simple lesson:

“Show up for the long game. Lead by example. Walk the walk.”

That lesson has shaped everything we do at Sacred Sports.

Young people don’t change because of another program. They change because someone consistently shows up. Someone who earns their trust, keeps their word, and stands beside them when life gets hard.

Leadership isn’t about titles.
It’s not about social media.
It’s not about talking.

It’s about being there, week after week, month after month, year after year.

Most youth programs don’t fail because young people don’t care.

They fail because leadership lacks consistency.

If we truly want to reduce youth crime, we need to stop chasing short-term outcomes and start investing in long-term relationships. We need leaders who are prepared to make sacrifices, hold themselves to a higher standard, and model the behaviours they expect from the next generation.

Until we get serious about leadership, accountability, and consistently showing up for our young people, we’ll continue to see the same results, time and time again.

Our communities deserve better.
Our young people deserve better.

Real change begins when leaders stop talking about what needs to change,and start living it every single day.

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