A community event has helped to raise $10,500 for charity 65 Roses - Cystic Fibrosis Australia.
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The Stingrays hosted the Blues at Laurieton Oval for a charity match on Saturday, June 1.
The Stingrays claimed victory over their arch rivals, with a final score of 34-18.
A spokesperson from the Stingrays Club said the team started strong and scored two tries early on.
The team extended their lead through another try, before the Blues hit back before halftime with a long range intercept try.
Kendall was the first to score in the second half to bring the tally to 16-12.
The Stingrays kicked into gear and tries were notched up by captain/coach Tom Maguire, Blocka Gunning and a second try to Jacko.
Cameron Smith earned the Coaches Award for playing above his weight all game.
Luke Begnell achieved the Players Player Award for making a great impact off the bench.
Jerseys from the match were auctioned after the game at Laurieton Hotel, where $10,500 was raised for the cause.
"It was an unbelievable event and exceeded all our exceptions," a spokesperson from the Laurieton Stingrays said.
"It just goes to show what a wonderful supportive community we have.
"Thank you so much to everyone who contributed."
