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Ray White Forster Tuncurry take out the Premiership!!!

By Katrina O'Sullivan

Monday evenings saw the Ray White Team taking part in the 2019/2020 Forster Tuncurry Touch Football competition.

What a fantastic experience! The Ray White Team had a great season together, our Ray White Untouchables worked very hard every week and it created a great opportunity to get out of the office and have some fun on the field.

We are exceptionally grateful for those team mates who jumped on the Ray White Untouchables team from outside the office and proudly wore the Ray White Shirt.

The season unfortunately came to an end however we made sure that we ended with a great result, making it to the finals and then so proudly taking home the WIN in the Grand final. We most definitely will be back next season to participate in this fantastic competition.

On behalf of the Ray White Untouchables we would like to thank all of the volunteers, referees and those within the Forster Tuncurry Touch Football Association for all the hard work and tireless effort week in and week out to ensure that our community has this fantastic competition to participate in!


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