Caledonia Gladiators pay visit to Glasgow Children's Hospital

The entire men's Caledonia Gladiators squad chatted to children, families and staff during the visit to the hospital and donated foam fingers and Gladiators hats so patients. 

During the visit, players including 6ft 11 centre Clifton Moore Jr were also on hand to help nursing staff decorate the tallest parts of the Christmas Tree. 

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Clifton said: "Christmas can be such a hectic time of year but visiting Glasgow Children’s Hospital really put things into perspective.

"As a team we loved spending time with the children and their families who were all so positive despite the circumstances they’re facing.

"We’re continually amazed by the incredible work of the charity to support young people and their families so to spend an evening on the ward was a pleasure."

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The men's team visit follows Caledonia Gladiators women's team spending time with patients at the hospital earlier this month. 

Kirsten Watson, CEO of Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity, said: "We were thrilled to have another Caledonia Gladiators team visit the hospital this Christmas.

"The Caledonia Gladiators' remarkable community spirit was evident yet again as they engaged with the children, families, and young adults.

"Their presence holds significant value for our patients, especially during the Christmas season.

"We express our sincere gratitude to the players for generously allocating time from their busy schedules to bring joy and support to those in need at Scotland's busiest children's hospital."