Maryborough Giants VS Navarre Football/Netball Blue Ribbon Games
The Maryborough Giants and Navarre Football/Netball clubs recently hosted games in support of the Blue Ribbon Foundation.
The day honoured Senior Constable Maurice Moore who was killed while on duty in 1986.
His granddaughter Keeley, who usually plays football for the Giants but has a broken hand, presented the medals and while the day was cold and wet everyone wore their armbands and medals with pride.
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Keeley Moore presents Under 14.5s Navarre player Michael Ador-Kongor with a Blue Ribbon medal. Stephen Moore (Maurice Moore’s son) awards a medal to Under 17s winner Cale Wright. Under 11.5s winner Angus Broad getting congratulated after the presentations.