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Game Day Guide: Round 24 vs Dolphins

All you need to know if you're joining us at 4 Pines Park on Friday night for our Indigenous Round match against the Dolphins.

Game Day Schedule

4:30pm - Gates Open

5:25pm - Welcome The Salon Warehouse Seabirds

5:38pm - Indigenous Round Golden Eagles - Mal Cochrane and Cliffy Lyons

5:49pm - Gamay Dancers – Indigenous Performers

5:54pm - Smoking Ceremony

6:00pm - NRL Telstra Premiership Indigenous Round (R24) vs Dolphins

6:45pm - Half Time:

  • The Athlete’s Foot Mini League – Teams from Harbord Devils, Narraweena Hawks and North Curl Curl Knights
  • Westfield Ultimate Relay
  • The Salon Warehouse Seabirds

Friday Night Forecast

4 Pines Park. August 14, 2026. Could be a little chilly. Mostly sunny. No rain. Temp around 15° at kick off. Rug up. Be loud.

Golden Eagles

Manly's greats Cliff Lyons and Mal Cochrane will take centre stage at 4 Pines Park before kick-off. Cliffy and Mal hold an important place in the history of Indigenous players at the Sea Eagles, representing the Club with distinction during the 1980s and 1990s.

Match Preview

Must win. Simple as that.  We are also still chasing our 1000th win as a club, and 500th victory at 4 Pines Park, Brookvale. Read full match preview.

100 for Koula 

Tolu Koula will become the 75th player to reach the 100-game milestone with Manly when he runs out against the Dolphins.  His very first game was in 2022 when he played alongside his current coach. Kieran Foran.

Tolu Koula has scored five tries in four games against the Dolphins
Tolu Koula has scored five tries in four games against the Dolphins

Indigenous Jersey

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles will be proudly wearing their 2026 Indigenous Round jersey against the Dolphins.

Designed by Chantelle Nettleton, a Gamilaroi artist from Collarenebri who now calls the Northern Beaches home, the jersey honours the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles and the sandstone landscapes of the Northern Beaches.

The design celebrates our greatest former Indigenous player, Cliff Lyons, alongside current Indigenous player Jamal Fogarty and his family, intertwining the past, present, and future of Indigenous legacy on the Northern Beaches.

Match Day Partner – Westfield Warringah Mall

Westfield Warringah Mall is proud to be the Northern Beaches’ destination for shopping, dining and entertainment, bringing together some of your favourite brands all under one roof.

Whether you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe, grab a bite to eat or enjoy a day out with family and friends, Westfield Warringah Mall has something for everyone.

Explore what’s on and discover your next shopping, dining or entertainment experience at Westfield Warringah Mall.

Charity Partner - Burdekin Youth Services

Proceeds from this week’s 50/50 Raffle will go directly to our Charity Partner, Burdekin Youth Services.

Burdekin have supported children and young people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness across the Northern Beaches and wider Sydney region since 1987.

Buy your tickets online or at the game and you could share in a big prize pool and help raise funds for our official charity partner.

Boots for Brighter Futures

Keep an eye out for the specially designed footy boots on a few of the Manly players, including Jamal Fogarty and Jason Saab. 

Jamal Fogarty's hand-painted boots for Indigenous Round
Jamal Fogarty's hand-painted boots for Indigenous Round

Their boots have been hand-painted by Indigenous students as part of the Boots for Brighter Futures program.  The boots are available to purchase via auction with proceeds helping to raise awareness and support for the prevention of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth suicide.

WIN with The Athletes Foot

Play the Memory Match game to win some great prizes thanks to The Athlete’s Foot. Head to the KA precinct between 4.30-6pm.

Half Time Heroes

Our little heroes at half time playing in The Athlete’s Foot Mini League are from the Harbord Devils, Narraweena Hawks, and the North Curl Curl Knights.

Grab a Shot of Wellbeing

If you’re in need of a little energy boost before screaming your lungs out for your team, you might want to Grab a shot of Ryde: for a dose of wellbeing upon entry.

You’ll find this activation when walking into 4 Pines Park at Pine Ave and Ken Arthurson Gates. One drink per person. Do not consume more than two shots per day.

Manly Wharf Dance Cam

Don’t be shy…get up and about to win a fabulous prize pack on match day thanks to Manly Wharf. All you have to do is be captured at 4 Pines Park on the Manly Wharf Dance Cam.

Getting to 4 Pines Park

Supporters are encouraged to consider all the available public transport options ahead of time.

Drive with your group and use nearby local parking. Allow extra travel time as traffic may be heavier than usual. You can find real-time updates on traffic conditions at livetraffic.com

If you are using public transport, please plan ahead at transportnsw.info and allow plenty of extra travel time. Buses run regularly to Brookvale making stops on Pittwater Rd near the stadium.

Acknowledgement of Country

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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