East Antrim girls invited to give rugby 'a try'

Girls from across Newtownabbey and east Antrim, who are interested in getting involved with rugby, are invited to take part in Canterbury’s ‘Give It A Try’ programme with Ophir Women’s Rugby Team.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Apr 2024, 15:07 BST
Updated 8th Apr 2024, 15:16 BST
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With a focus on fostering skill development, confidence and teamwork, #GiveItATry invites girls of all backgrounds, with little or no rugby experience, to embark on an eight-week journey commencing on April 24, from 6.30pm to 7.30pm at the Jordanstown Sports Village, UUJ.

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Adam Smith, Ophir Girls’ Coach said: “We’re thrilled to partner with Canterbury’s ‘Give It A Try’ programme and to welcome girls aged eight plus for a second successive year.

The eight-week 'Give It A Try' programme will start in Jordanstown on April 24. (Pic: Contributed).The eight-week 'Give It A Try' programme will start in Jordanstown on April 24. (Pic: Contributed).
The eight-week 'Give It A Try' programme will start in Jordanstown on April 24. (Pic: Contributed).
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"Rugby is more than just a sport; it’s a shared passion that unites individuals from all walks of life. We ran a successful GIAT programme in 2023 and are hoping to build upon this in 2024.”

Participation is £10 per player. All registered participants receive a Canterbury t-shirt.

For those interested in joining, or seeking further information, contact Ryan Kavanagh via [email protected]

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