Early bird
tickets
available now!
Savills
Savills
Savills
Leisure Opportunities
Job search
Job Search
see all jobs
Latest job opportunities
London South Bank University
£31,396 to £34,557, inclusive of £4,952 London Weighting
Southwark Campus, London
Everyone Active
Competitive rates of pay
South Oxhey Leisure Centre, Watford
star job
Fife Sports and Leisure Trust Ltd
£56,107.80 - £63,165.86pa + benefits
Dunfermline, Scotland
East Devon District Council
£41,418 - £48,474pa + local govt pension + benefits
Honiton, Devon
star job
Tennis Swansea 365
£36,000 - £40,000pa + benefits
Swansea

Powerleague offers free five-a-side for women

Job opportunities
Fife Sports and Leisure Trust Ltd
£56,107.80 - £63,165.86pa + benefits
location: Dunfermline, Scotland, United Kingdom
East Devon District Council
£41,418 - £48,474pa + local govt pension + benefits
location: Honiton, Devon, United Kingdom
London South Bank University
£31,396 to £34,557, inclusive of £4,952 London Weighting
location: Southwark Campus, London, United Kingdom
more jobs

Women will be allowed to play free football at Powerleague sites around the country as the five-a-side operator attempts to grow its female customer base.

The move is part of a wider initiative, titled #SheScores, which has been launched by Powerleague to generate interest among adult females. Women will be allowed to hire a pitch for free an hour each week, all day at weekends and between 9am-5pm weekdays.

Powerleague is also launching the first Women’s Euro League – a format which includes a weekly game night with teams playing two matches of 25 minutes each. The winners of the league will earn an all-expenses paid trip to the Netherlands for the Women’s European Championships.

In addition, women new to the game will be invited to take part in a free weekly Soccercise session that teaches basics skills and includes a 60-minute aerobic workout. The routine was developed by the Football Association (FA).

To encourage participation, Powerleague has appointed a team of Women’s Ambassadors across the UK who will work with the FA at county level to tailor programmes to suit local women.

“Participation in women’s football is on the increase and we want women players to feel welcomed and at home in our centres,” said Powerleague chief executive Rupert Campbell. “We’ve spoken to players and understand there can be barriers to playing five-a-side so we’ve looked at how we can redesign five-a-side to overcome some of those obstacles.”

FA participation and development director Kelly Simmons added: “It’s excellent news that Powerleague are working to attract more women into playing five-a-side and crucially, removing some of the barriers that might prevent them taking part.”

Sign up for FREE ezines & magazines
Women will be allowed to play free football at Powerleague sites around the country as the five-a-side operator attempts to grow its female customer base.
SAR
THUMB11176_339255.jpg
Savills
Savills