The Struddys Review - 2022

THE STRUDDYS REVIEW

01 YEAR IN REVIEW

It’s been an amazing year. Here at Struddys, we wanted to create a magazine that celebrates our Partners and Customers successes and triumphs in 2022. We also want to touch on the events and charities we were honoured to be involved in, as well as exciting products that are coming in 2023.

From the team here at Struddys, we’d like to thank all of our amazing Partners and Customers, and we look forward to what we can accomplish in the new year.

We hope you enjoy our Struddys End of Year Magazine 2022.

WHAT A YEAR FOR OUR COMMUNITY

HERE ARE A FEW RESULTS FROM 2022

WE LOVE SEEING OUR PARTNERS AND CUSTOMERS SUCCEED, AND 2022 WAS FULL OF SOME INCREDIBLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FROM OUR STRUDDYS TEAMS.

» Ipswich State High School Rugby League Open Boys team goes undefeated for the season, winning the State and National Championship.

» Australian Rugby League School Boys and Girls dominated their tour of Fiji in their Struddys gear.

Keebra Park SHS Girls Year 7 OzTag Team

Queensland Police Services Rugby League Team

» The Queensland Police Services Rugby League team won the very competitive 9/11 Memorial Sports Day, defeating all that stood in their way to take the championship.

» Tweed Seagulls U’19’s won the Harvey Norman U’19s Championship.

» Roma Cities Rugby League Club claimed their 3rd RDRL Premiership in a row. An incredible feat for the boys out west!

» The Yeppoon Seagulls Senior Rugby League team won their 3rd straight Men’s Rocky Rustlers A-Grade Premiership.

» Holy Cross College did the incredible, winning their 3rd Sydney Cricket Championship in a row.

» Illawarra Rugby League Championships were dominated by Struddys teams with Wests Devils, Milton-Ulladulla Bulldogs, and Northern Suburbs Illawarra winning their Grand Finals.

» Marsden SHS Girls Rugby 7’s teams dominated the Logan 7’s Championship, winning the U13’s and U15’s titles.

» Maroochydore Swans Senior Rugby League team won the Sunshine Coast Division 1 Championship.

» The CHS Girls U16’s won the NSW Schools Inaugral Invitational Rugby League Tournament. A huge accomplishment as they will always be known as the comps very first champions.

MARSDEN SHS GIRLS SOPHMORE BASKETBAL TEAM

» Marsden SHS dominated on the basketball court in Struddys gear, winning the Div 1 CBSQ Sophomore Championship for both Boys and Girls.

» Keebra Park SHS Year 7 Girls OzTag team dismantled all the competition by winning the QLD OzTag All Schools Championships grand final by a 7-0 score margin.

» Palm Beach Currumbin SHS Open Boys AFL team won the QLD State AFL Schools Championship, a huge feat, and to add to their silverware, their Intermediate Boys Soccer team won the SPL Championship in a nailbiter final.

» There were three Struddys Touch Football teams that took home the NSW Country Championship this year. Wollongong Touch, Nelson Bay, and Maitland Touch, all brought home the silverware for their clubs..

Celebrating our Customers wins is our favourite thing. We cannot wait to see what our Community can achive next year!

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EVENTS WERE BETTER THAN EVER THIS YEAR

In 2022, we were heavily involved in sponsoring and being a part of many of our partner’s carnivals, showcases, and championships which is always a privilige.

This year we also took things to the next level by developing our own events, to push the growth of sports and community in Australia.

HERE ARE SOME OF THE EVENTS WE WERE INVOLVED IN FOR 2022:

» This year we brought to life the first Struddys Cup, created for intermediate aged school rugby league teams. We were very excited to develop an event that allowed young athletes to compete, have fun, and showcase their ability on a big stage. The Struddys Cup was live streamed on our YouTube Channel ‘Struddys TV’, with thousands of viewers across the day’s games. We are looking forward to next year’s Struddys Cup!

» The Murri Rugby League Carnival was a huge success this year. It was a blockbuster 6 days at the Redcliffe Dolphins Moreton Daily Stadium.

» As their exclusive supplier, the Koori Knockout celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2022. It was a spectacle full of highlights and great rugby league play.

» In 2022 we partnereed with the NQ Games, which runs every two years in North Queensland and attracts over 5,000 athletes over 40 sports.

» As official supplier, we partnered with Australian Police & Emergency Services Games to make sure the teams competing look great. Unfortunately, it was postponed until the beginning of 2023, but we are excited to attend.

» We continued our heavy involvement with ASSRL, supplying their events, state teams, and national teams along the way.

OUR AMBASSADORS CONTINUE TO BE AMAZING

Our Ambassador Program has grown so much in 2022. We are honoured to be in a position to support our athletes as they continue to strive for greatness.

» Talisha Harden - Represented the Australian Jillaroos at the Women’s RLWC.

» Michael Roberts - Made the Australian School Boys team, and signed with the Dolphins for the upcoming NRL season.

» Chantay Ratu - In her final year of school, represented Cook Islands at the Womens RLWC at the age of 18.

» Delouise Hoeter - Got the call up to the Broncos, scoring 4 tries in 7 games, earning him a 2-year contract with the NRL team.

» Dylan Hennessy and Dave Maher both were part of the Touch State of Origin winning NSW side.

Here are only some of our Ambassadors successes this year:

SUPPORTING CHARITY IS STILL CENTRAL TO OUR MISSION

In 2022, we continued our support of meaningful charities around Australia. It’s a core value of ours to support worthy causes, and It’s an honour to be involved in these campaigns that help the community.

Here are some of the Charities we were proud to be involved with this year:

» We helped Koori Mail with a campaign to help Lismore flood victims. We donated dozens of boxes of apparel and sport gear to help the Lismore community get back on its feet.

» We were heavily involved in charity campaigns with Deadly Choices

throughout the year. Deadly Choices are renowned for their efforts in the indigenous community, and we are proud to help them in this worthy cause.

» We helped the YFS charity with their Transition to Adulthood campaign by supplying man power and apparel.

» We headed to school campuses in the Torres Strait Islands to help with clothing needs.

always, delivering premium quality products to our community is our core value, and in 2023 this will be no different. To start the year, here are some

that you can order now or are coming very soon:

23’ COMBOS