LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
Canterbury Bulldogs officials are determined to set a new NRLW attendance record in their inaugural season within an expanded 12-team competition.
Following impressive turnouts for regular season matches, including 65,305 fans during the Easter Friday clash against South Sydney and 59,878 for the King's Birthday weekend match against Parramatta-both record-highs since 1908-the Bulldogs are now focused on their upcoming game.
The team plans to attract the largest crowd ever for a stand-alone NRLW regular season match when they face Canberra on August 23.
Canterbury CEO Aaron Warburton emphasized the significance of this event, noting it might be the last match at Belmore before the construction of a new Centre of Excellence is completed.
Through these efforts, the Bulldogs aim not only to enhance attendance at their events but also to solidify their status as the most supported NRLW team.