Want to be our official Shouty Squad?

Reckon you’ve got what it takes to be our Shouty Squad?

This is your chance to show the people of Southland and Otago – and some of New Zealand’s favourite rugby players – you’ve got the biggest dose of community spirit in the south. Rugby heroes Anton Lienert-Brown and Damian McKenzie (along with our #socialmeds superstar Lu) want to see what you’ve got!

Pack the Park is looking for a class, rugby team, or group of mates to form the guard of honour to welcome our special line-up of players to Invercargill’s Rugby Park this 17 October. The golden requirement? We’re looking for LOUD!

To enter, simply upload a video of your group showcasing the cheer or chant you want to bring to our big game to social media (Facebook or Instagram) using #shoutysquad – and don’t forget to tag the Southland Charity Hospital.

Our all-star judges will be checking out your entries to decide a winner. If your group makes the cut, you’ll score seats in the grandstand at Rugby Park for the Pack the Park game.

Let’s see what you’ve got!

How to enter:

Step one: Organise the shoutiest, spiritiest, loudest group of primary school students (aged years one to eight). Come up with a unique cheer or chant, and polish that routine!

Step two: Film your entry – don’t forget, if you’re filming on a smartphone to hold it horizontally – not vertically!

Step three: Hop on Facebook or Instagram. Upload your video, using the hashtag #shoutysquad – and make sure you tag the Southland Charity Hospital!

Step four: That’s it! Easy as!

Terms and conditions:

• Prize is for a maximum number of 30
• One entry per class/rugby team
• The entry/video may contain more than 30, but the prize is for 30 attendees
• Those in the video must be aged between year 1 and year 8
• All participants in the video must be aware that the video will be shared on social media using the hashtag #shoutysquad to enter and will be publicly available
• The Southland Charity Hospital and The Blair Vining Epic Journey social media channels may choose to share an entrant’s video. This does not guarantee that the video shared will win
• Videos entered are not guaranteed to be shared on our channels
• The winning entry may be required to be available to an interview
• The winning entry must be available on Saturday 17 October for the game
• The winning entry must have their own adult supervision and organise their own transport to and from the game
• The winning entry will have supervision to line up on the field and exit the field, they must return to their parent/caregiver/teacher to watch the game
• Supervision during the game is not the responsibility of the event organisers