LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
The Panthers are gearing up for an exciting match against the North Queensland Cowboys in their final home game of the regular NRL season.
According to the official website, penrithpanthers.com.au, the Panthers are preparing for this important clash.
For this game, the Panthers are not only focused on the match itself but also celebrating the rich history of their club.
They are inviting all former players to participate in a pre-game Lap of Honour, paying tribute to the legends of yesteryear.
This event, known as Old Boys Day, is a chance for Panthers fans young and old to come together and honor the players who have made significant contributions to the club.
Among the esteemed former players who will be present on Old Boys Day are Hall of Famers Grahame Moran and Royce Simmons.
These two individuals have left a lasting legacy in the sport and will surely be a source of inspiration for the current Panthers squad.
Joining them on the day will be premiership winners Luke Priddis, Ben Ross, and Paul Dunn.
These players know what it takes to win and their presence will undoubtedly provide an added sense of motivation for the Panthers.
In addition to these well-known names, there will be other familiar faces in attendance, such as Tim Sheens, Sam McKendry, and David Simmons.
These players have all made their mark in the Rugby League world and their presence on Old Boys Day will be a treat for Panthers fans.
As the Panthers prepare to face the Cowboys, they will draw strength from the support of their former players and the rich history of their club.
They will be aiming to put on a show for their fans and secure a crucial victory in their final home game of the regular NRL season.