Girlsport Games

Your team.
Your way.
Your games.

A girls-only multisport competition and festival where girls build their team, choose their roles and own the experience.

Girls at a Girlsport Games festival: a team huddle, netball and volleyball in action, a player running with the ball, and teammates cheering on the sideline

What is Girlsport Games

All sports. All roles. All girls.

Four to six sports, a two-day tournament and an opening celebration the evening before, in host regions across Australia and the USA.

4–6

sports

Each host region chooses its own sport mix.

2

days

A two-day tournament with six games per team.

1

opening night

An opening celebration the evening before competition.

What girls experience

Built by girls, for girls

01

Build your team

Choose your teammates and coach. Friends from different schools, clubs and communities can play together.

02

Create your identity

Your team name, colours and uniform design. Existing kit is fine too.

03

Take on any role

Compete, coach, referee, report, photograph, analyse, design or lead. Or invent your own role.

04

Learn before you arrive

Virtual workshops in coaching, officiating, photography, media, statistics, preparation and team identity.

05

Open the Games together

An opening celebration where you meet athletes, try sport technology and see the many roles women hold in sport.

06

Compete at the right level

Age bands (U14, U16, U19), graded divisions, six games across two days, so every game counts.

07

Explore how you move

An immersive movement experience with sport technology, built on exploration, not public comparison.

08

Leave with more

Official Games accreditation, a Games t-shirt, new skills, new friends and connections to clubs, mentors and pathways.

Explore the experience

Every role is for girls

Compete. Coach. Call it. Capture it.

Girls can compete, coach, referee, umpire, officiate, report, photograph, design, analyse and lead.
AthleteCaptainCommentatorDesignerJournalistMedia creatorOfficialPeer coachPerformance analystPhotographerRefereeScorerSports trainerStatisticianTeam managerTeam organiserTimekeeperUmpireVideographer+ your own idea

The sports

Pick your game

Each host region chooses four to six sports from the menu below. Popular in Australia:
VolleyballBeach volleyballBasketballNetballAFLSoccer
  • Indoor volleyball
  • Beach volleyball
  • Basketball
  • Netball
  • Soccer
  • Futsal
  • Touch football
  • AFL
  • Rugby union
  • Rugby league
  • Rugby tag
  • Oztag
  • Hockey
  • Lacrosse
  • Ultimate frisbee
  • Flag football
  • Softball
  • Cricket
  • Baseball
  • Tennis
  • Pickleball
  • Badminton
  • Table tennis
  • Squash
  • Padel
  • Handball
  • Beach soccer
  • Beach handball
  • Swimming
  • Water polo
  • Athletics
  • Cross country
  • Orienteering
  • Triathlon
  • Cycling
  • Mountain biking
  • Golf
  • Lawn bowls
  • Tenpin bowling
  • Archery
  • Gymnastics
  • Other locally supported sports

How it works

  1. 1

    Gather your crew

    Bring together teammates, a coach and anyone keen to take on a role.

  2. 2

    Create your identity

    Pick a team name, colours and a uniform look, or wear the kit you already have.

  3. 3

    Learn before you arrive

    Join virtual workshops to build skills for the role you've chosen.

  4. 4

    Open the Games together

    Meet everyone at the opening celebration the evening before competition.

  5. 5

    Compete and lead

    Two days of games, with girls running the show on and off the court.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Who can take part?

Girls competing in the U14, U16 and U19 age bands. Girls in non-playing roles can come from any age group.

Do I need a team to register?

No. Register your interest and tell us you'd like help finding a team.

Does my team have to come from one school or club?

No. Teams can bring together girls from different schools, clubs and communities.

I don't want to play. Can I still be part of it?

Yes. Choose any role that interests you, or suggest your own.

All FAQs

Your games
start here.

Register your interest and we'll keep you updated as host regions, sports and dates are confirmed.