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Stepping Over the Sideline this summer with Cumberland FA

11 May 2024 1 min read No comments The FA

As attention begins to look towards next season, we’re delivering TWO Stepping Over The Sideline Workshops this summer to support women who may be interested in getting more involved in grassroots football.

Each season, there are more female coaches across the County supporting the grassroots game. The impact of women leading or assisting teams cannot be underestimated, acting as role models to the players and paving the way for girls to see that they themselves can become coaches of the future.

The FREE Stepping over the Sidelines workshop is designed to offer mums, female guardians, helpers, assistants and young leaders (14+) the opportunity to have a first look at how you might be able to get involved in football. 

  • Monday 13 May, 6:30 – 8:30pm at St Joseph’s Catholic High School, Workington
  • Friday 28 June, 6:30 – 8:30pm at Carlisle Campus Sports – Harraby, Carlisle

Women and Girls aged 14+ are welcome to come along – whether you’re involved in mixed football or girl’s football!

Register for one of the FREE Stepping Over the Sidelines workshops in Cumberland.

MORE info and to Register visit: https://www.cumberlandfa.com/news/2024/apr/08/new-dates-added-for-sots

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