On field team huddle

SCORE Dragons vs SCORE Sharks

Inclusion Takes Centre Field at Shark Park on Thursday 12 June as the SCORE Dragons vs SCORE Sharks face off at Shark Park in a showcase of skill, determination, and community pride. 

As part of the official lead-in to the NRL Round 15 clash between the Cronulla Sharks and St George Illawarra Dragons, these inspiring athletes will play three mini-games between 6:30pm and 8:30pm, surrounding the main event kickoff at 7:50pm. 

Both teams are part of The Disability Trust’s SCORE program, which promotes inclusive rugby league for people with disability. This upcoming fixture is more than just a match – it’s a celebration of belonging, opportunity, and the incredible power of sport to unite. 

This will be the first time the SCORE Dragons vs SCORE Sharks face off under the lights of an NRL stadium – and they’re ready to impress! 

Join us and be part of the cheer squad: Tickets available here

Event Snapshot: 

  • Fixture: SCORE Dragons vs SCORE Sharks (curtain-raiser) 
  • When: Thursday 12 June 
  • Where: Shark Park, prior to and during the Cronulla Sharks vs Dragons NRL match 
  • SCORE Match Times: 6:30pm–8:30pm 
  • NRL Kick-off: 7:50pm 

 

Don’t miss this powerful display of inclusive footy in action.

Come early, cheer loud, and witness what it means to truly play with heart. 

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