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Built by Athletes: Investing Intentionally in the Player-Fan Connection - Womens Sport Trust

Women's Super League · London

Built by Athletes: Investing Intentionally in the Player-Fan Connection - Womens Sport Trust

At the final day of the Women’s Super League (WSL) season on Saturday, I spoke on a panel at Chelsea where we touched on just how important players are, not only to the game itself, but to the growth, visibility, and connection driving women’s sport forward. It’s a theme that’s being talked about more and more: the centrality of the female athlete. Across the industry, there’s growing recognition that it’s their personalities, stories, and authe…Read Article

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Shaping the future of Women’s Sports: RWU’s commitment to equity

Shaping the future of Women’s Sports: RWU’s commitment to equity

It has been 37 years since March was first recognized as Women’s History Month, yet women athletes around the world still face unequal treatment. One of four captains for RWU’s women’s lacrosse team, Senior Kimberly Creegan believes there is still work to be done for more equal treatment. “It’s just especially in lacrosse, the difference of it. They call a lot of fouls. They don’t let us play through as much as they let the men play,” said Cre…See the Story