What is the Liv Sproule Memorial Round
The Liv Sproule Memorial Round was founded in 2021 and this year is held on round 4 of the Hockey Tasmania Club Season. The memorial round provides a chance to remember Livinia and fundraise to help support Australians who have been diagnosed with a rare or less common cancer. To date our community has raised more than $21,500 in honour of Liv.
This year's fundraising will take place by purchasing wristbands, ribbons and cookies. Donations are also welcome and appreciated.
Image: Laura (left), Phillida (center) and Livinia (right)
Who was Livinia Sproule?
Livinia (Liv) Sproule was a kind and loving woman who was taken from us too soon.
She was an amazing hockey player and always put the team first. I knew Liv since I was four years old. We were inseparable from the start, always together at school and then straight after school at hockey.
She was much smarter than I and always strived to be the best, even when she got sick, Liv continued to study from hospital.
This whole memorial round is a chance to remember Livinia and the comradery of the sport she loved to play.
Thank you, Phillida
Phillida Bridley just donated $2,739- David Woolford on behalf of OHA MM2 just donated $158.25
- Eliza just donated $105.50
- Clinton Steele just donated $520
- Robert, Katharine and Lucy Rowell just donated $526
- Hannah just donated $52.75
- Grace just donated $31.65
- Anonymous just donated $50
- Jeremiah Walter just donated $52.75
- Anonymous just donated $36.93
- Bron Haydon just donated $36.93
- Rowan Bridley just donated $52.75
- Rowan Bridley just donated $105.50
- Rowan Bridley just donated $52.75
- Emma Byrne just donated $105.50
- Tracey Mason just donated $36.93
- Emily just donated $54
- Ruby Brothers just donated $52.75
- Stephanie O’May just donated $263.75
- Andrew and Regina Stewart just donated $263.75
Help support others like Liv
Your donation will help improve the lives of Australians diagnosed with rare and less common cancer.
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About Rare Cancers Australia
We believe that no Australian should have to go through their cancer journey alone.
Over the last 10 years, the team at Rare Cancers Australia has worked to improve the lives and health outcomes of Australians living with rare, less common and complex cancers – today and into the future.
