Oh what a feeling it was for these young Woorinen Net Set Go Auskick kids at Swan Hill Toyota this morning. These players aged between 5 and 10 all received their jumpers this morning compliments of Seb at Swan Hill Toyota. There are 58 players in all are in the squad. There are actually 20 to 30 first time players in this years squad. Watch their Toyota JUMP….It is so cute !!!! Picture/ Video: Rob Duffield
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