ttfsport supports community groups, we love a trier…

At TTF Sport, sponsorship is seen as an extension of our partnership program - helping the community, helping our friends and helping our clients in building a better future for our children.





NT Superules Association
In September last year we were able to showcase our range of sporting memorabilia at the 1999 Australian Superules Carnival held in Darwin with nearly 600 players participating in a week of frivolity, comradeship and plenty of seriously competitive games. Our range of memorabilia included: polo shirts, T-shirts, baseball caps and stubby coolers all featuring the new Superules promotional logo. A good buzz and a lot of great people.





Brothers RLC
Working with the new president, Johnno Adams in 1998 & 1999 was a pleasure as he showed a refreshing brand of management skills together with a youthful enthusiasm and a big dose of commitment, he led the club into the 1999 grand-finals against the eventual winner Nightcliff. The Brothers Football Club has a rich history and holds a special place in territory football, having had more than its fair share of talented and committed players pass through the team.





Cavaliers Touch Team
The less said the better probably best sums up our commitment with the club - a bunch of jokers and a lot of laughs. Being involved with this team has been an experience we can never forget. In the 10 seasons we have been involved with the team, we have seen many successes but many stories still remain untold - Mum's the word! In addition to the fun, it gave us the opportunity to annually display our new range of sportswear, at the many intra and interstate carnivals throughout Australia. As long as there are many more Carnivals to 'attack', our sponsorship is guaranteed to extend for many years to come.





Darwin Touch Association
As the preferred supplier of the playing tops for the Darwin touch teams has seen TTF Sport continually developing a new range of playing tops for over 100 Darwin representative players in the annual NT Touch Titles in what have become the highlight of the season.





Festival of Darwin
We have been involved with the festival for many years, beginning our association in the early 80's in the days when it was originally called the 'Bougainvillea Festival' and Rob Gibbons from Ensign Prints was on the committee and designed the logo. We have seen the festival grow to the best and most creative display of local, interstate and international artistic talent in the Territory. In conjunction with the creative and flamboyant CEO, Mr. Fabritzio Calafourie, we again look forward to being involved, in some small way, with the promotion of this uniquely tropical expression of artistic talent.





Darwin Junior Soccer Association
The union with junior soccer has been both a personal and a corporate marketing exercise where we offered both a merchandising contribution to the promotion of jnr. soccer and a contribution to the policy development of the code in the Territory. The Darwin Association led in the adoption of appropriately sized fields for junior soccer players throughout Australia. This important initiative in the early 80's has seen the development of a holistic approach to the development of junior soccer policy throughout the whole of Australia. Considering the size of Northern Territory population, their initiative has made a major contribution to the growth, development, and the direction which junior soccer has taken in Australia. TTF Sport welcomes the opportunity to be involved in any positive development in Australian soccer.





Darwin Rodeo
The liaison with the Darwin Rotary Club of Darwin which hosts the Darwin Rodeo, has seen TTF Sport move into an area of promotion which indirectly contributes to the invaluable charity work conducted by Rotary clubs throughout Australia. Being part of the cowboy ethos of the Australian outback has enabled the staff at TTF Sport to appreciate the value and the unique cultural significance that rural people have made and are continuing to make on our unique Australian culture. It is an important part of Australia's way of life that needs to be both remembered and appreciated and has qualities that are well worth transporting into the 21st century: tough, tenacious, resilient are some thoughts that come to mind. Hard working and hard drinking somehow also spring to mind...





Jingili Wolves Soccer Club
The club has special significance amongst the many nationalities that make up the South American community of Darwin. The club which had its genesis at Casuarina Beach in the early 80's and are affectionately known as 'the Borrachos' or 'drunkards', have been an integral part of the Darwin's indoor and social soccer scene for nearly twenty years. Many fine young players have learnt to understand and appreciate the ethos surrounding 'Latino' soccer at Jingili Oval.





Territoriana Label






Waratah Foofball Club
The club song says it all:
...the grand old club...