Host the Games
Bring the Games to your region
For councils, state government, destination organisations, venues and universities in Australia and the USA.
The format
Three days. One festival.
Opening celebration
An evening event before competition that welcomes teams, families and the community.
Two-day tournament
Age bands (U14, U16, U19) and graded divisions, with six games per team.
Festival programme
A movement experience, girl-led roles and activities running alongside competition.
Flexible sport mix
Your venues. Your sports.
Each host region chooses four to six sports to suit local venues, clubs and interest.
- 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
Scale
Start at 32.
Grow to 64.
Each sport starts at 32 teams, with room to grow to 64 teams per sport as the event builds in your region. There's no hard cap: the size of each competition is set by the venues and facilities available to you.
Benefits for your region
- Visitors: teams, families and supporters travelling to your region
- Community: local schools, clubs and volunteers involved in delivery
- Participation: new pathways for girls into local clubs and roles
- Profile: a visible commitment to girls' sport
Impact report
Know what it delivered
After each Games, host regions receive an impact report covering participation, roles taken on by girls, visitor activity and community involvement.
Interested in hosting?
Tell us about your region, venues and timing. Dates and venues are confirmed together with each host region.
Submit a host EOI