Three ‘Women and Girls’ Game Changers’, to cover South East, South West and North Wales, will work with all key members of the WRU rugby department along with key clubs, schools and school club hub officers to increase the number of women and girls regularly involved in rugby in Wales.
WRU Women and Girls Manager Caroline Spanton said, “We have more than doubled our female playing numbers in a year through the work of the school club hubs and the girls-only, summer cluster centres. However, we know that the potential for further growth is huge and these game changers will be key to unlocking regular participation, continued enjoyment and meaningful success for all. This will be achieved by working with key partners and by creating the right environment to attract and retain involvement.”
WRU Head of Rugby Participation Ryan Jones said, “It is a strategic priority for us as a Union to become more attractive to women and girls and to remove barriers to enable anyone to participate. Our purpose is to enable more people to be involved in rugby more often, with more enjoyment and more success and it is therefore vital to invest in people whose job and sole focus will be to make this a firm reality. We all need to work together with the game changers to ensure we offer various forms of the game and a way of delivering rugby which appeals to women and girls of all ages.”
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