Dai Flanagan and several senior players took time out of preparations for the BKT United Rugby Championship clash with Hollywoodbets Sharks by supporting the South African club’s community work.
Flanagan and first team stars Lewis Jones, Jordan Williams, Lloyd Fairbrother and Brodie Coghlan were at Hollywoodbets Kings Park on the morning of the league game to help the Sharks Pups Fun Day.
The event saw over 250 young children – aged between six and 13-years-old – from different communities across Durban come together at the stadium for a fun morning of tag rugby games and competitions.
The Men of Gwent joined senior players from the Sharks to meet children, give our prizes and help run the games.
Our thanks to Hollywoodbets Sharks and the BKT United Rugby Championship for allowing us to support this cross-hemisphere community event under the Communities United banner.
