Therry Penola Football Club raised $11,500 in its Movember challenge.
Therry’s former President, Paul Matton led the charge to honour club legend Col Gibson, who has been battling prostrate cancer for the past 15 years.
Colin is a quiet achiever and has for many decades dedicated himself to grassroots sport, and in particular to the Therry Penola Football Club.
Thirty club members and associates took up the Movember challenge and were supported by over 100 donors.
Club President Gerard Biddlestone said that the he was proud of the accomplishment which showed that Therry Penola is truly a community club and the spirit shown by all participants was testament to the values created by club founders such as Col.
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