Despite being busy preparing for their last home game of the season, members of the Wollongong Hawks took time out on Monday to visit an Illawarra preschool.
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Hawks forward Dave Gruber high-fives Ruby, 5, at Kenny Street Community Preschool in Wollongong. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI
Students at Kenny Street Community Preschool in Wollongong had a chance to learn about the importance of eating healthily, play some games with the athletes and wish them luck for their game on Friday.
The big showdown with arch rivals the Sydney Kings at WIN Entertainment Centre starts at 7.30pm. If they beat Sydney, the Hawks go into the semi-finals.
■ Don't miss Friday's Mercury for a wrap-around special including a poster of the Hawks you can take along to the game to show your support.
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