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With round 4 just hours away, the College Junior Football Club teams will run onto the grounds as proud as punch - securing a number of sponsors, whom they THANK very much.By Karen Cashman - 12th May 2006 - Back to News The College Junior Football Club thanks all its' sponsors.
Sports Direct,
Football Victoria,
On Trac Mortgage Brokers,
Sale Fresh Poultry, ,
QMS Quetada,
Smolenaars Plumbing,
Noodle Supreme,
John Elliman Real Estate,
Maffra Sheetmetal Works,
McDonalds Family Restaurant Sale,
Magnum Video,
Video Ezy,
Raglan Pizza
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: karencashman@medicoservices.com.au
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