GNSW recently assisted ABC TV with an episode of its Catalyst program which will be addressing the hot topic of concussions in sport. The program will air on Thursday 15th April at 8pm.
Thank you to the Wolfpack players who were involved in the progress, helping to give GNSW and Gridiron some free national TV exposure.

Bring It On Sports is running a tackle gridiron and non-contact flag season February – June 2010. The program is available to boys and girls aged 6 – 15 years.
Junior Gridiron Program flyer
Bring It On Sports is a private enterprise, and is an associate member of Gridiron NSW.

The GNSW Annual General Meeting was held on Sunday 28th February. As is the normal procedure, the Executive board for 2009 was dissolved and elections were held for the 2010 executive positions.
The new executive positions for 2010 are as follows:

President: Jason Gaffey
Vice President – Division 1: Fady Aoun
Vice President – Colts Division: “Vacant”
Secretary: Anne [...]

Australian Blake Muir, 18 of Sutherland and a graduate of Kirrawee High
School in NSW, has received a scholarship offer from the University of
Hawai’i to begin in January 2011.
Blake is a member of the Sutherland Seahawks Gridiron club, playing in the 2009
GNSW Colts and Senior competitions. He played a range of positions on both offense and [...]

Emerging sports Photographer Brett Hemmings is looking for a Gridiron player to feature in a series of portraits he is putting together.
The series will feature athletes from sporting codes that are often left out of the public eye, and will look to promote up and coming athletes who are performing well in their sporting category.
The [...]