DIZZY SMITH CUP

This game is a great opportunity for emergency responders from all agencies to come together and help support the community they work so hard to protect. 
The first ever women’s match was a historical occasion for the state’s emergency services and we know it will go from strength-to-strength as the teams mature in years to come.  
MFB has a proud tradition of digging deep to support the community and we have no doubt a bit of friendly rivalry between the services will go a long way.

CHRIS "DIZZY" SMITH

MFB Fire Fighter & Bentleigh FNC Trainor

Event founder Leading Firefighter Chris Smith from MFB’s Windsor Fire Station
“We have raised more than $100,000 for various charities since the competition began in 2002 and we hope to strengthen this tradition with the first ever women’s game this year,”

Bentleigh would like to acknowledge the work of all Emergency Services organisations, these people do incredible work each and every day in protecting the community.

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The Emergency Services Match provides an opportunity to raise funds for their selected charity.Throughout bushfires, torrential storms and a global pandemic – we’ve seen the incredible work that our emergency service volunteers do every day to serve and support their communities. This match is a great opportunity to celebrate their ongoing dedication and thank them for all they do.”

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Over the past decade the event has raised more than $80,000 for various charities including Reclink, The Light House Foundation, Royal Children’s Hospital, St Mary’s House of Welcome and the EJ Whitten Foundation.