Retaining Girls in Organised Sports in Australia

76% girls stopped playing sports following their transition to adulthood.

While countless girls enthusiastically participate in organized sports throughout high school, a substantial number abandon their athletic pursuits as they enter adulthood. This study delves into the complex world of organized sports, defined as structured, rule-based physical activities and competitions involving teams or individuals, separate from casual exercise or general physical activity.

Our latest report aims to uncover the key factors contributing to girls' dropout from organized sports and identify practical strategies to promote and maintain their participation. By understanding the challenges and implementing effective solutions, we can foster a more inclusive and engaging environment for young women in the world of sports.