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A Family Fun Day For All!!! 18th July Taylor Park St Helens!
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Author:  Doogal [ Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:21 am ]
Post subject:  A Family Fun Day For All!!! 18th July Taylor Park St Helens!
Can you please send this message to all of your members please.

It is much appreciated.

The Steve Prescott Foundation invites you to witness:

STEVE PRECOTT’S
TAYLOR PARK CHALLENGE
ON SATURDAY 18th JULY 2009
AT TAYLOR PARK ST HELENS
1000 - 1600


You will see taking part: Chris Joynt, Paul Sculthorpe,
Steve Hampson, Gary Connolly, Ste Hall, Lee Jackson, Anthony Sullivan, Steve Prescott, Terry O’Connor,
Chris Smith Plus Special Guests
Tommy Martyn Karl Kirkpatrick & Chris Foy (Premiership Referee)


Come and have you photograph taken with the
Carnegie Challenge Cup and Players from Super League!



12 Teams will take part in Dragon Boat Racing, a 100ft Abseil, DW Challenge, The Bomb and a Challenging Orienteering Course.

There will be Family Entertainment throughout the day including
The Jackie Bond Band and The Gluvets Puppet Show!

Plus Silcocks Fair Rides for the Children

The Foundation in its work in fundraising for The RL Benevolent Fund and The Christie Hospital.

WE ARE UP FOR THE CHALLENGE, ARE YOU?
Author:  Doogal [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:06 pm ]
Post subject: 
It will be a great day, see great ex rugby league players as you have never seen them before.
Author:  Doogal [ Wed Jul 15, 2009 10:08 pm ]
Post subject:  o/t Victorious Win for the SPF
Steve Prescott Foundation
Prescott’s Pirates 11th July Pugney’s Wakefield

The Steve Prescott Foundation took part in the inaugural Dragon Boat Competition at Pugney’s Lake Wakefield last Saturday 11th July.

This event was used for training for the forthcoming Steve Prescott Carnegie Challenge which will start on August 17th from the Stade Gilbert Stadium Perpignan. 24 people will Cycle 800 Miles 24 Miles Dragon Boat down the Thames an a Half Marathon Run into Wembley delivering the Carnegie Challenge Cup Ball to Wembley in time for the Kick Off.

19 Teams took part and after four races the Prescott Pirates managed to win the competition by 0.7 Seconds over a Asda Select team who were the pre event favourites as they were very experienced in Dragon Boating.

Chris Joynt, Steve Prescott, Steve Hampson, Gary Connolly, Lee Jackson were joined by Former Saints Bradford Featherstone great Paul Newlove but the real star of the team was Jimmy Gittins who 6 years ago was told he would never walk again following a horrific injury playing Rugby League which Left Jimmy “Quadraplegic”.

This achievement highlights the main aim of the Steve Prescott Foundation which is show people who are suffering from terrible diseases or horrific disabilities, that it can be possible to achieve improbable goals.

If you want to support Steve on this fantastic challenge can you please donate online to www.steveprescottfoundation.com/donate



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Steve Prescott Foundation
Prescott’s Pirates 11th July Pugney’s Wakefield

The Steve Prescott Foundation took part in the inaugural Dragon Boat Competition at Pugney’s Lake Wakefield last Saturday 11th July.

This event was used for training for the forthcoming Steve Prescott Carnegie Challenge which will start on August 17th from the Stade Gilbert Stadium Perpignan. 24 people will Cycle 800 Miles 24 Miles Dragon Boat down the Thames an a Half Marathon Run into Wembley delivering the Carnegie Challenge Cup Ball to Wembley in time for the Kick Off.

19 Teams took part and after four races the Prescott Pirates managed to win the competition by 0.7 Seconds over a Asda Select team who were the pre event favourites as they were very experienced in Dragon Boating.

Chris Joynt, Steve Prescott, Steve Hampson, Gary Connolly, Lee Jackson were joined by Former Saints Bradford Featherstone great Paul Newlove but the real star of the team was Jimmy Gittins who 6 years ago was told he would never walk again following a horrific injury playing Rugby League which Left Jimmy “Quadraplegic”.

This achievement highlights the main aim of the Steve Prescott Foundation which is show people who are suffering from terrible diseases or horrific disabilities, that it can be possible to achieve improbable goals.

If you want to support Steve on this fantastic challenge can you please donate online to www.steveprescottfoundation.com/donate



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