Teams Unite for Beanies for Brain Cancer

Wenty Magpies proudly joined the rugby league community in supporting the NRL’s Beanies for Brain Cancer Round, with the Club’s NSW Women’s, Sydney Shield and Ron Massey Cup teams wearing their beanies to raise awareness for an important cause.

The annual initiative unites players, clubs, officials and fans to support individuals and families affected by brain cancer while raising vital funds for research and patient support through the Mark Hughes Foundation.

Throughout the round, Wenty Magpies players proudly wore their beanies as a visible show of solidarity, helping highlight the importance of ongoing research, treatment and care. Every beanie purchased contributes to life-changing research and support services for those living with brain cancer and their families.

Wenty Magpies is proud to stand alongside the wider rugby league community in backing this important campaign and recognising the outstanding work of the Mark Hughes Foundation and the NRL. Together, the game continues to make a meaningful impact by raising awareness, funding research and supporting Australians affected by brain cancer.