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2018 was a momentous year for women’s rugby league. We saw the first women’s NRL competition and women’s state of origin.
Despite its huge successes, the women’s NRL competition found itself drowned out by the far more established and superior men’s competition.
The solution to providing the girls with an entire market to capture is to hold their league competition over summer. There is a huge market of league hungry fans who are looking for something to watch other than cricket or greyhound racing. The summer girls comp would allow the NRL to have a year round product, and may also curb the media’s propensity to headline grab over the NRLs off season.
Thoughts and opinions?
Despite its huge successes, the women’s NRL competition found itself drowned out by the far more established and superior men’s competition.
The solution to providing the girls with an entire market to capture is to hold their league competition over summer. There is a huge market of league hungry fans who are looking for something to watch other than cricket or greyhound racing. The summer girls comp would allow the NRL to have a year round product, and may also curb the media’s propensity to headline grab over the NRLs off season.
Thoughts and opinions?