1/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
Photos: Cronulla Sharks stars visit Orara High
Three of the biggest names in rugby league mixed with a few lucky students ahead of their much-anticipated clash at C.ex Stadium
2/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
3/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
4/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
5/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
6/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
7/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
8/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
9/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
10/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
11/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
12/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
13/29Tre Mercy. Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
14/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
15/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
16/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
17/29Tre Mercy meets Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers who were visiting Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
18/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
19/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
20/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
21/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
22/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
23/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
24/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
25/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
26/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
27/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
28/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
29/29Cronulla Sharks players Shaun Johnson, Wade Graham and Will Chambers visit Orara High School. Sharks major sponsor Aramex made a $5000 donation to the Clontarf Foundation which operates at the school.
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