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Youngsters welcome at Tarneit Titans

More than 50 youngsters attended a Come & Try Day hosted by the Tarneit Titans on Sunday, February 6.

The event, held at Wootten Road Reserve, gave many of the attendees – who were aged between five to 16 years old – their first taste of Australian Rules football.

The day included skills development and footy-focused games.

Parents and kids alike enjoyed a free BBQ, water and fruit.

If you missed out on the Come & Try Day and would like to see what football is like, feel free to visit Tarneit FC’s junior training sessions.

Boys and girls from ages seven to 16 are welcome.

Details: https://www.facebook.com/tarneitfootballclub

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