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Northern NSW Football has awarded the Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley FC the club of the month.

The MBVFC was given the award for creating participation opportunities for the community and for its inclusive club environment.

The club’s contribution to Female Football Week in 2018 and 2019, and the increase in female players, were highlighted.

‘We applaud the efforts of MBVFC committee, coaches, and players, which demonstrate that community is integral to the club’s ethos,’ Northern NSW Football senior officer Ross Hicks said.

MBVFC will receive a $250 gift voucher for equipment thanks to Newcastle Permanent.

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