Banjo’s Bakery Café to Sponsor the SFL in 2023-24

by | Mar 2, 2023 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

The SFL is excited to announce that Banjo’s Bakery Café have agreed to be the naming rights sponsor of the SFL Mens Competition for seasons 2023 and 2024.

The sponsorship includes Banjo’s Bakery Café pies, pastries and other delicious products being sold through club canteens during game day as well as signage at all 9 home grounds.

Banjos Bakery Café will be the exclusive provider of bakery products; Banjos pies and pasties will be sold exclusively at all SFL home and away games during the season and the SFL Finals Series including on SFL Grand Final Days in the canteens at North Hobart Oval. Banjos Bakery Café products will be used in the corporate suites on both SFL and SFLW Grand Finals Days. This will include sandwich platters and hot savouries.

“I am truly pleased to again have Banjo’s Bakery Café as the naming rights sponsor for the SFL for the next two seasons”, said Russell Young, SFL President. “Having a connection between a strong community based Tasmanian company and the Southern Football League with its strong grass roots is an ideal fit. Being able to enjoy a fantastic Banjo’s pie or pastry at an SFL game is the very fabric of our game and we thank Banjo’s Bakery Café for their continued support.”

Signing the Agreement today were SFL President Russell Young and Brand Marketing Manager Karen Ahern, from Banjo’s Bakery Cafe.

Written By Competiton Manager

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