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We are delighted to announce that Wilson Family Funerals are once again partnering with the Waratahs in 2024/25 through their sponsorship of Katie Letcher Wilson Family Funerals have been a great supporter of ours for the last 4 years. The club has had a great relationship with Ann Wilson herself for over a decade now, and through her new Wilson Family Funerals venture, got in touch with us to come...Read More

The Manly Warringah Waratahs are exited to confirm Joy Kinsey – TravelManagers have come on-board as a major partner of the club for the next 2 years. Based at Cromer, Joy provides travel packages of all shapes and sizes and to all destinations. However her specialty in corporate travel makes her the perfect partner for both local and big end of town businesses. Joy has deep connections to the local...Read More

The Manly Warringah Waratahs are pleased to announce the Pivot Creative Team Lists for this weekends Premier Cricket fixtures. The Men’s sides take on local rivals Gordon with 1’s, 3’s and 5’s all hosting. W1’s and Brewers are away against ND’s and Gordon, while W2’s and W3’s host against the Slayers and Parramatta. Ryan Farrell is brought back into the 1st grade XI, while Lachie Coyte and Isiah Vumbaca return...Read More

Welcome to another week’s addition of Tah Talk with Jay Lenton. This week Jay gives an insight into the amazing start for the women, the success of everyone’s favourite overseas Henry Rogers, and how the men are progressing in Movember.  Thanks again to Underground Cricket for partnering with this article each and every week. Great to have Damon, Jason and the team on-board. For all your cricket equipment needs visit...Read More

As we approach the last 10 days of Movember, the Manly Warringah Waratahs are on track to meet their target of $12,000. As of 19 November 2024, the Tahs have raised just over $8,000, with club favourite Doug McGrath leading the way with $2,725. The Tah’s are raising funds for game changing mens health initiatives, including for mental health, cancer research, therapy and support services. In Australia, men die 4.5...Read More