Mudgee Gulgong Wolves are excited to be heading to Canberra next week to take part in the 2023 [KEEPUP.] Kanga Cup proudly representing competitive Football in the Mudgee, Gulgong, Rylstone, Kandos, Dundeoo, Coolah and surrounding areas.

The Wolves will hit Canberra with their U11 squad looking to have a memorable week and showcase the glittering football talent that comes from their region to their opposition and the watching masses.

“Mudgee Gulgong Wolves FC is a progressive, community and family focused football club that understands the need to create and maintain strong corporate and community relationships,” Team Manager Gina Stein told [KEEPUP.] Kanga Cup.

“We entered the competition to give our committed Mudgee Wolves U11’s team the opportunity to be immersed in an international competition whilst representing our hometown.

“It is also a great opportunity to bring the team together over a whole week, with their families, to build team culture and spirit with competitive football plus fun activities after the games and to experience and create a memorable experience that they will cherish for the rest of their lives.”

That life experience is the key element of particpation for the Wolves and has been the backbone of the [KEEPUP.] Kanga Cup since its inception as a much smaller entity back in the early-nineties.

“We hope that the players, coaches, and their families are immersed in an unforgettable experience built on teamwork and sportsmanship, learning new skills, make new friends and enjoying the week away together,” Stein revealed.

“As a team we have fund raised extra dollars to ensure that the families and players get the most out of their week.  We have planned to take them for team dinners and some extra activities like Paintball and Kingpin for arcade games. Some of the families will also visit some local wineries.”

Mudgee Wolves will find themselves in a very competitive U11 competition but are looking forward to the challenge. After all, then [KEEPUP.] Kanga Cup’s reputation already precedes it in this respect.

“Mudgee Gulgong Wolves entered the Kanga Cup as it is the biggest football competition in the Southern Hemisphere,” Stein admitted. “It is a great opportunity for our country boys to compete at a more intense level and benchmark ourselves against other competition.”

The [KEEPUP.] Kanga Cup takes place in Canberra from Monday 3 July to Friday 7 July 2023.

[KEEPUP.] Kanga Cup. Fun. Friendship. Football.