Muscles bulged and teeth clenched as more than 30 teams took a stand in men’s, schools and mixed divisions.
Police Transport Command commanded their own strength to overcome Team Tug Life in the men’s final, to claim their fourth Cup win; Condell Park High School passed the test to win the schools division against Punchbowl Boys High School, also their fourth Cup win; and the Storminators, a team of council planners, stormed to victory over fellow council team, Wreckers, from the council’s Recreation team, in the inaugural mixed division.
The Tug O’ War Cup is one of the most popular events in the CBCity calendar, giving local businesses and community organisations the opportunity to pull their weight and show their support to stand up to and end domestic violence.
The competition was fun and physical, and there were lots of laughs as well as entertainment and a delicious barbecue to fuel tired muscles.
Police celebrate fourth Tug O’ War Cup victory
CANTERBURY Bankstown’s Tug O’ War Cup to say ‘NO’ to domestic violence, returned with power last week.