Sunday night promises to be an exciting and inspiring event for women’s sport, with both Liverpool Women’s first game and the Saints Women’s Semi-Final taking place at the Totally Wicked Stadium. The captain of the Saints Women team, Jodie Cunningham, is hopeful that this event will encourage young girls to consider pursuing careers in elite sports.
Jodie Cunningham expressed her excitement about the significance of the upcoming games, highlighting the dedication shown by both clubs towards promoting women’s sports. She emphasized the importance of showcasing women’s sports on a big stage, and commended the stadium for hosting two different sports events in the same day, which is a rare occurrence in the world of women’s sports.
Furthermore, James Roby, the Leadership, Culture, and Performance Coach at the club, also praised the collaboration between Saints Women and LFC Women, noting that it provides a platform to promote women’s sports and elite women’s sports. He emphasized the positive impact of encouraging young girls from St. Helens and Merseyside to participate in sports, highlighting the growth potential of women’s sports in the region.
The event on Sunday aims to not only showcase the talent and dedication of the athletes but also to inspire the younger generation, especially girls, to pursue their passion for sports. The support from the local community is crucial in boosting the morale of the players and creating a vibrant atmosphere in the stadium.
Therefore, it is essential for fans and supporters to come out and witness these exciting games, as their presence and encouragement can make a significant difference to the performance of the teams. By attending the games and showing support for women’s sports, the community can contribute to the growth and development of women’s sports in Merseyside and beyond. Let’s come together to celebrate women’s sports and empower young girls to dream big and aim for the stars.
