2021 - present

Four’N Twenty

Mark of the Week

Mark of the Week started as a grassroots football competition and has evolved to capture remarkable moments on the field at clubs nationwide. Fans and players all over Australia are encouraged to submit content of their club’s best speccies, hangers and screamers, with one local legend awarded each week. The winner receives 10 cases of original Four’N Twenty pies for their club - not to mention bragging rights and legendary status.

A male football player in a red and blue uniform is jumping and reaching out to catch a football while a group of young girls in sports uniforms look on, some with surprised or excited expressions, on a grassy field with trees in the background.

“The Four’N Twenty Mark of the Week competition is a great way to showcase the best of club footy. Local heroes can be made in a moment on the footy field and it’s pretty special to witness these moments.” - Tayla Harris

Five female athletes in football uniforms standing on a field, smiling, with cloudy skies and floodlights in the background.
Newspaper page featuring a group photo of five young female athletes in yellow and brown football uniforms, standing on a field with a blue sky background. Three girls are standing, one girl is kneeling in front with a yellow football, and one girl is standing behind her with her arm around a teammate. The headline reads "TAYLA BACK WHERE IT BEGAN."

Services

  • Public relations and media management

  • Social media engagement

  • Stakeholder management

5

states involved

15,360

Four’N Twenty pies donated to grassroots football clubs

5.4m

total reach in digital, print and social media, and the AFL Record

Group of young children and teenagers participating in a football celebration, with a boy in a black and teal jersey being lifted by an adult, reaching for a football in the air, all outdoors under a blue sky with trees in the background.