Stronger in Pink Game This Sunday!

The Perth Wildcats are excited to announce its annual its annual Stronger in Pink game will take place on Sunday, in its final regular season home game of 2021/22.

It’s the fifth annual Stronger in Pink game, with the special event raising breast cancer awareness and funds for local charity Breast Cancer Care WA.

Wildcats players and coaches will wear limited edition pink uniforms for the occasion.

You can get yours at the Perth Wildcats Team Store, with net proceeds going to Breast Cancer Care WA.

Game-worn pink jerseys, warm-up tops and other signed pink memorabilia are also being auctioned for Breast Cancer Care WA.

Click here to bid now!

Perth Wildcats fans can also get involved with the game by visiting the brand new Stronger In Pink digital hub, where you can download a digital photo frame or take a quiz for your chance to win IGA vouchers.

You can also get on the big screen at the game by contributing to the Stronger in Pink Message Wall and, of course, make a donation to Breast Cancer Care WA.

In fact, for every $10 you donate, you receive one entry into the competition to win one of three amazing prizes, including a premier stay at Crown Perth, a $2,000 IGA voucher and a $2,000 Soklich & Co Jewellers voucher.

Visit the Stronger in Pink hub at pink.wildcats.com.au!

The Stronger in Pink game has raised over $122,000 for Breast Cancer Care WA since it began in 2017.

On Sunday, Crown Perth will donate $1,000 for every free throw made by the Wildcats and Retravision $200 for every three-pointer.

The Perth Wildcats hope to set a new donation record in 2022!

The Red Army is also encouraged to turn into the Pink Army for Sunday’s game, with prizes awarded to the best dressed.

Let’s turn RAC Arena pink!

About Breast Cancer Care WA

Since 2000, Breast Cancer Care WA has provided specialist breast care nursing, counselling, and financial support to women and men affected by breast cancer, as well as their partners and families, throughout the WA community.

They do not receive government funding and our services are provided free of charge.