How the Gremmo family is raising awareness for organ donor through the memory of their son Nathan

Hills Bulls have the Nathan Gremmo Memorial Shield in their trophy cupboard with a smashing 50-6 victory over Guildford in the Ron Massey Cup rugby league clash On Sunday though the biggest winner was organ donation awareness.

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Hills Bulls have the Nathan Gremmo Memorial Shield in their trophy cupboard with a smashing 50-6 victory over Guildford in the Ron Massey Cup rugby league clash On Sunday though the biggest winner was organ donation awareness.

Bulls president Michael Gremmo said each year the memorial shield — played in honour of his late son — attracted more crowds, showing the close community spirit and support for the cause. Nathan was critically injured while crossing the road in 2015, with his family donating his organs to five adults and a baby.

Hours before his death Nathan wrote on his Instagram account: “You only live once but if you do it right once is enough”.

“It is an emotional day for us and the players played outstandingly well,” said Gremmo, who handed over the team jerseys before the start of the game.

Hills Bulls player Tim Robinson attempts to barge through the defence.

Nathan Gremmo who died in a car accident aged 13.

The Hills Bulls president Michael Gremmo watches the game.

“The community support has been overwhelming and so many came to support Nathan’s legacy for organ donation.

“The waiting list on the organ donor list is down as a result of this (support).”

The Gremmo family began the Jersey Day to spread awareness about the importance of organ donation.

The Hills Bulls’ Steven Bristow looks for support.

Bulls Chad O'Donnell, right, congratulates Thomas Young on his try.

The Bulls players repaid the crowd support with a dominating nine-try performance, with a 26-0 scoreline at the break.

Abbas Miski and Tom Perrin scored two tries apiece, followed by Thomas Young, Thomas Eisenhuth, Chad O’Donnell, Timothy Robinson and Jayden Horo in the one-sided contest at Crestwood Oval.

Former NRL player Heath LeStrange makes a break against Guildford.

O’Donnell was also in top form with the boot, converting six tries.

The Bulls, struggling with injuries, went down to Guilford 40-24 in their Sydney Shied game. Samuel Shepherd (2), Hayden McWilliam, Liam Webster and Troy Black had their names on the scoresheet, with James Horvat converting two tries.

On Easter Sunday, the sixth placed Bulls will host Asquith at 1pm.