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Friends Honor Zac Summers-Cameron with Charity Rugby Match
5 Apr
Summary
- Friends organized a charity rugby match in memory of Zac Summers-Cameron.
- The event raised thousands of pounds for Maggie's cancer charity.
- Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in younger men in the UK.
A charity rugby match was recently held by friends in memory of Zac Summers-Cameron, a 22-year-old from Cheltenham who passed away from testicular cancer in 2025. The event, organized by a group named Zac's Boys, saw approximately 500 attendees at Old Patesians RFC, successfully raising thousands of pounds.
This memorial aimed to celebrate Zac's life and legacy, featuring not only the rugby match but also live music and a raffle. Friends remembered Zac as a funny and outgoing individual. His mother had previously shared that Zac's diagnosis was delayed, as initial symptoms in 2024 were misdiagnosed over a four-month period.
All proceeds from the event, totaling up to £10,000 so far from various fundraisers, have been donated to Maggie's cancer charity. Organizers expressed a desire to make this an annual event. Testicular cancer is highlighted as the most common cancer affecting younger men in the UK, with a high survival rate if detected early.
