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Programme launched to encourage girls to play soccer

Euro Soccer Schools (ESS) launched its Feme Euro Schools soccer programme at Sunward Park Sports Grounds on November 27 that is aimed at promoting female participation in soccer. “We had girls perform a variety of skills and exercises to show them what the programme entails. The weather was quite bad and affected our launch; however, …

Euro Soccer Schools (ESS) launched its Feme Euro Schools soccer programme at Sunward Park Sports Grounds on November 27 that is aimed at promoting female participation in soccer.

“We had girls perform a variety of skills and exercises to show them what the programme entails.

The weather was quite bad and affected our launch; however, we managed to get about 10 girls to experience our programme,” said Ross Mallet, area franchise manager of ESS, a division of McSportz.

eAny girl from 0-17 is welcome to join the programme. For more information, contact Mallet at Ross@soccercise.co.za or 072 621 0252.

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Tayla Smith

Tayla writes general news for the Boksburg Advertiser. She joined the publication in 2019 as a junior journalist and was promoted to senior journalist in 2022.

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