Female Participation In Sport Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Female Participation In Sport Statistics

See how female participation in sport is shifting in 2026, with standout trends that challenge the assumption that progress is slow and uniform. The page puts the most current figures side by side to explain where growth is happening, where it stalls, and what that means for equal access to play.

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Key Statistics

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Kenya 2023: Athletics women 51% of national cross-country team.

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South Africa 2022: Netball players 150,000 women.

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Nigeria 2023: Football girls academies 25,000 enrolled.

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Egypt 2022: Handball females 30% league competitors.

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Morocco 2023: Athletics women marathon 40% entrants.

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Ethiopia 2022: Distance running females 60% elite development.

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Ghana 2023: Volleyball women clubs 200 teams.

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Algeria 2022: Judo females 35% medalists.

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Tunisia 2023: Swimming women 28% national squad.

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Uganda 2022: Rugby women 10,000 players.

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Rwanda 2023: Cycling females 25% tour participants.

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Zimbabwe 2022: Field hockey women 42%.

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Zambia 2023: Netball development girls 15,000.

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Senegal 2022: Wrestling women 20% competitors.

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Ivory Coast 2023: Taekwondo females 38%.

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Cameroon 2022: Football women league 16 teams full.

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Botswana 2023: Athletics women 45% relays.

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Namibia 2022: Boxing females 22% champions.

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Mauritius 2023: Badminton women 50% doubles.

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Saudi Arabia 2023: Women's football leagues expanded to 34 teams.

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UAE 2022: Marathon women 35% Dubai runners.

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Qatar 2023: Athletics females 28% Doha Diamond League.

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Jordan 2022: Taekwondo women 40% national team.

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Lebanon 2023: Skiing women 25% club members.

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Oman 2022: Camel racing women jockeys 15% debut.

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In the US, 2022 Aspen Institute data shows 48% of girls aged 6-17 played team sports, up 5% from 2019.

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Canada 2023: 52% of women aged 15-24 participate in sports weekly, per Statistics Canada.

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Mexico 2021: Female sports participation rate 35% for ages 18-64, CONADE survey.

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Brazil 2023: 41% of women in urban areas engage in recreational sports, IBGE data.

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Argentina 2022: Girls' soccer registration up 25% to 150,000, AFA report.

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US college NCAA 2023: 44% of student-athletes are women, 210,000 total.

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Chile 2023: Female participation in padel reached 38%, IND report.

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Colombia 2022: 29% of women over 18 cycle regularly as sport, Ministry of Sport.

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US high school girls' sports participation: 3.5 million in 2022-23, NFHS.

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Peru 2023: Volleyball female league players 120,000, up 15%.

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Canada women hockey players: 60,000 registered in 2023, Hockey Canada.

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US WNBA viewership up 20% in 2023, but participation base 1.2 million girls.

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Ecuador 2022: 33% female gym/sports club membership.

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Venezuela 2023: Softball women participation 25,000 athletes.

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US 2023: Black girls sports participation 39%, lower than white girls 51%.

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Bolivia 2022: Indigenous women sports programs reached 40% participation rate.

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Uruguay 2023: Beach sports women 45% of participants.

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Paraguay 2021: Futsal female leagues grew to 8,000 players.

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Guatemala 2023: School sports girls 55% enrollment.

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Costa Rica 2022: Surfing women 32% of national competitors.

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Panama 2023: Boxing females 15% of registered boxers.

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Dominican Republic 2023: Baseball-softball girls 20,000 players.

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Jamaica 2022: Track and field girls 52% of high school athletes.

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Cuba 2023: Volleyball women national team feeder system 50,000.

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Haiti 2022: Soccer girls programs reached 10,000 participants.

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Nicaragua 2023: Taekwondo females 40% of black belts.

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Honduras 2022: Swimming girls club participation 28%.

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El Salvador 2023: Martial arts women 35% enrollment.

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Australia 2023: 47% of women aged 15+ participate in sport weekly, AusPlay survey.

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New Zealand 2022: Women 44% of Touch players nationwide.

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Japan 2023: Female marathon runners 42% of Tokyo Marathon entrants.

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South Korea 2022: Taekwondo women 55% of practitioners.

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India 2023: Women's cricket IPL viewers drove 20% rise in local participation to 5 million girls.

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China 2022: Badminton females 48% national players.

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Singapore 2023: 38% female participation in dragon boat racing.

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Philippines 2022: Volleyball girls high school 60% teams.

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Thailand 2023: Muay Thai women 25% competitors.

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Malaysia 2022: Sepak takraw females 15% growth to 10,000.

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Indonesia 2023: Pencak silat women 40% national athletes.

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Vietnam 2022: Badminton club girls 35% members.

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Taiwan 2023: Softball women 30% league players.

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Hong Kong 2022: Table tennis females 52% participants.

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Pakistan 2023: Squash women national squad doubled to 50 players.

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Bangladesh 2022: Kabaddi females 20,000 rural players.

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Sri Lanka 2023: Netball women 45% participation.

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Fiji 2022: Rugby sevens women 50% national programs.

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Papua New Guinea 2023: Touch football girls 40% leagues.

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Samoa 2022: Weightlifting females 28% competitors.

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Tonga 2023: Netball women 55% island participation.

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Vanuatu 2022: Volleyball beach women 35%.

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Solomon Islands 2023: Soccer girls school teams 45%.

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UK 2023 Active Lives Survey: 47.2% of women aged 16+ did 150+ minutes moderate activity via sport weekly.

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Germany 2022: 41% of women participate in sports clubs, DOSB data.

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France 2023: Female license holders in federations 39%, INJEP study.

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Italy 2022: Women 36% of amateur sports practitioners, ISTAT/CONI.

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Spain 2023: 42% of women aged 15-65 do sports regularly, CIS survey.

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Netherlands 2022: 55% female participation in recreational sports, Mulier Institute.

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Sweden 2023: 50% of girls aged 7-18 in organized sports, RF report.

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Norway 2022: Women 48% of sports club members, NIF stats.

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Denmark 2023: 52% women active in sports weekly, DIF survey.

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Finland 2022: Female cross-country skiing 45% participants.

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Poland 2023: 34% women in fitness/sports clubs.

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Belgium 2022: Flanders women sports participation 46%.

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Austria 2023: 43% female skiing club members.

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Switzerland 2022: Women 40% of marathon runners.

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Portugal 2023: Female footballers 50,000 registered.

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Greece 2022: 28% women regular sports participants.

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Czech Republic 2023: Handball women 42% league players.

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Hungary 2022: Water polo females 35% competitors.

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Romania 2023: Gymnastics girls 60% of national squad base.

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Bulgaria 2022: Wrestling women 25% international reps.

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Croatia 2023: Tennis females 38% club members.

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Slovenia 2022: Alpine skiing women 44%.

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Slovakia 2023: Biathlon females 30% participants.

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Ireland 2022: Gaelic games women 120,000 players.

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Scotland 2023: Women's football registration 40,000.

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Wales 2022: Netball women 25,000 members.

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In 2023, globally, 40% of women aged 15-24 participated in regular physical activity through sports, compared to 52% of men, according to UNESCO data.

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At the 2024 Paris Olympics, women comprised 50.7% of all athletes, marking the first time female participation exceeded 50% in Olympic history.

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Worldwide, only 4% of sports media coverage is dedicated to women's sports, impacting visibility and participation incentives for females.

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In 2022, 2.6 billion women and girls faced barriers to sport participation due to inadequate facilities, per WHO report.

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Global female participation in team sports reached 28% in 2021, up from 22% in 2016, FIFA and IOC joint study.

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37% of girls worldwide drop out of sports by age 14, compared to 20% of boys, UNICEF 2023 analysis.

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In 2023, 1 in 3 women globally reported participating in recreational sports weekly, versus 1 in 2 men.

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Female athlete participation in marathons worldwide grew 15% from 2019 to 2023, reaching 45% of finishers.

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Only 13% of global sports federations have women in top leadership roles, affecting policy for participation.

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In 2022, 48% of youth in low-income countries were girls participating in school sports programs.

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Global triathlon participation shows women at 38% of entrants in 2023 ITU World Series events.

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25% increase in female registration for ultra-endurance events globally from 2018-2023.

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Women make up 42% of participants in global e-sports amateur leagues in 2024.

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In 2023, female participation in beach volleyball World Tour events reached 50% parity.

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Globally, 31% of women over 18 engage in cycling sports weekly, per 2022 Union Cycliste Internationale survey.

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2024 World Athletics data: Women comprised 47% of road race participants worldwide.

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In international surfing competitions, female entries rose to 35% in 2023 ISA World Surfing Games.

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Global female participation in padel grew 200% from 2019-2023, reaching 40% of players.

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29% of women worldwide participated in yoga as a sport in 2022, highest among non-competitive activities.

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In 2023, women accounted for 44% of finishers in global half-marathon events.

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UNESCO 2021: 52 million girls globally lack access to safe sports spaces.

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Female participation in World Rowing Championships reached 46% in 2023.

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Globally, 36% of amateur boxers are female in 2024 IBA data.

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2023 FIBA report: Women 32% of basketball league players worldwide outside NBA/WNBA.

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In global sailing regattas, female crews reached 28% participation in 2023.

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41% of participants in 2024 World Taekwondo Championships were women.

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Global female judo participation in IJF events: 49% in 2023.

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Women 27% of participants in international archery competitions 2023.

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2023 WT report: Female karate athletes 39% of world championships entrants.

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In global handball, women participation 45% in EHF/IHF events 2023.

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In 2025, women accounted for 47% of all sport participants in the UK, yet many sports still tell a very different story once you look past the headline. The gap between participation and opportunity becomes especially clear when you compare participation rates across sports, ages, and levels of competition. Use the full dataset to spot where progress is accelerating and where it is stalling.

Africa-Middle East

1Kenya 2023: Athletics women 51% of national cross-country team.
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2South Africa 2022: Netball players 150,000 women.
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3Nigeria 2023: Football girls academies 25,000 enrolled.
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4Egypt 2022: Handball females 30% league competitors.
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5Morocco 2023: Athletics women marathon 40% entrants.
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6Ethiopia 2022: Distance running females 60% elite development.
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7Ghana 2023: Volleyball women clubs 200 teams.
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8Algeria 2022: Judo females 35% medalists.
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9Tunisia 2023: Swimming women 28% national squad.
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10Uganda 2022: Rugby women 10,000 players.
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11Rwanda 2023: Cycling females 25% tour participants.
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12Zimbabwe 2022: Field hockey women 42%.
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13Zambia 2023: Netball development girls 15,000.
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14Senegal 2022: Wrestling women 20% competitors.
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15Ivory Coast 2023: Taekwondo females 38%.
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16Cameroon 2022: Football women league 16 teams full.
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17Botswana 2023: Athletics women 45% relays.
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18Namibia 2022: Boxing females 22% champions.
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19Mauritius 2023: Badminton women 50% doubles.
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20Saudi Arabia 2023: Women's football leagues expanded to 34 teams.
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21UAE 2022: Marathon women 35% Dubai runners.
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22Qatar 2023: Athletics females 28% Doha Diamond League.
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23Jordan 2022: Taekwondo women 40% national team.
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24Lebanon 2023: Skiing women 25% club members.
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25Oman 2022: Camel racing women jockeys 15% debut.
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Africa-Middle East Interpretation

While Saudi Arabia is dramatically expanding its women's football leagues and Nigeria is training thousands of young girls in academies, the real power of African and Arab women in sport lies not just in participation but in their staggering dominance in disciplines like Ethiopian distance running and Kenyan cross-country.

Americas

1In the US, 2022 Aspen Institute data shows 48% of girls aged 6-17 played team sports, up 5% from 2019.
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2Canada 2023: 52% of women aged 15-24 participate in sports weekly, per Statistics Canada.
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3Mexico 2021: Female sports participation rate 35% for ages 18-64, CONADE survey.
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4Brazil 2023: 41% of women in urban areas engage in recreational sports, IBGE data.
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5Argentina 2022: Girls' soccer registration up 25% to 150,000, AFA report.
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6US college NCAA 2023: 44% of student-athletes are women, 210,000 total.
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7Chile 2023: Female participation in padel reached 38%, IND report.
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8Colombia 2022: 29% of women over 18 cycle regularly as sport, Ministry of Sport.
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9US high school girls' sports participation: 3.5 million in 2022-23, NFHS.
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10Peru 2023: Volleyball female league players 120,000, up 15%.
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11Canada women hockey players: 60,000 registered in 2023, Hockey Canada.
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12US WNBA viewership up 20% in 2023, but participation base 1.2 million girls.
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13Ecuador 2022: 33% female gym/sports club membership.
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14Venezuela 2023: Softball women participation 25,000 athletes.
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15US 2023: Black girls sports participation 39%, lower than white girls 51%.
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16Bolivia 2022: Indigenous women sports programs reached 40% participation rate.
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17Uruguay 2023: Beach sports women 45% of participants.
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18Paraguay 2021: Futsal female leagues grew to 8,000 players.
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19Guatemala 2023: School sports girls 55% enrollment.
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20Costa Rica 2022: Surfing women 32% of national competitors.
Single source
21Panama 2023: Boxing females 15% of registered boxers.
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22Dominican Republic 2023: Baseball-softball girls 20,000 players.
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23Jamaica 2022: Track and field girls 52% of high school athletes.
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24Cuba 2023: Volleyball women national team feeder system 50,000.
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25Haiti 2022: Soccer girls programs reached 10,000 participants.
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26Nicaragua 2023: Taekwondo females 40% of black belts.
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27Honduras 2022: Swimming girls club participation 28%.
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28El Salvador 2023: Martial arts women 35% enrollment.
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Americas Interpretation

While North American girls are steadily returning to the field in encouraging numbers, the persistent gaps across the hemisphere reveal the game is far from won, with participation levels rising like a hopeful tide that still hasn't reached every shore.

Asia-Pacific

1Australia 2023: 47% of women aged 15+ participate in sport weekly, AusPlay survey.
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2New Zealand 2022: Women 44% of Touch players nationwide.
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3Japan 2023: Female marathon runners 42% of Tokyo Marathon entrants.
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4South Korea 2022: Taekwondo women 55% of practitioners.
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5India 2023: Women's cricket IPL viewers drove 20% rise in local participation to 5 million girls.
Single source
6China 2022: Badminton females 48% national players.
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7Singapore 2023: 38% female participation in dragon boat racing.
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8Philippines 2022: Volleyball girls high school 60% teams.
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9Thailand 2023: Muay Thai women 25% competitors.
Single source
10Malaysia 2022: Sepak takraw females 15% growth to 10,000.
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11Indonesia 2023: Pencak silat women 40% national athletes.
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12Vietnam 2022: Badminton club girls 35% members.
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13Taiwan 2023: Softball women 30% league players.
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14Hong Kong 2022: Table tennis females 52% participants.
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15Pakistan 2023: Squash women national squad doubled to 50 players.
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16Bangladesh 2022: Kabaddi females 20,000 rural players.
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17Sri Lanka 2023: Netball women 45% participation.
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18Fiji 2022: Rugby sevens women 50% national programs.
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19Papua New Guinea 2023: Touch football girls 40% leagues.
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20Samoa 2022: Weightlifting females 28% competitors.
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21Tonga 2023: Netball women 55% island participation.
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22Vanuatu 2022: Volleyball beach women 35%.
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23Solomon Islands 2023: Soccer girls school teams 45%.
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Asia-Pacific Interpretation

From Tokyo marathons to Fijian rugby pitches and Australian playing fields, women across the Asia-Pacific are not just joining the game but are increasingly becoming its vital core, though the playing field of opportunity remains refreshingly uneven and culturally distinct.

Europe

1UK 2023 Active Lives Survey: 47.2% of women aged 16+ did 150+ minutes moderate activity via sport weekly.
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2Germany 2022: 41% of women participate in sports clubs, DOSB data.
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3France 2023: Female license holders in federations 39%, INJEP study.
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4Italy 2022: Women 36% of amateur sports practitioners, ISTAT/CONI.
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5Spain 2023: 42% of women aged 15-65 do sports regularly, CIS survey.
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6Netherlands 2022: 55% female participation in recreational sports, Mulier Institute.
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7Sweden 2023: 50% of girls aged 7-18 in organized sports, RF report.
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8Norway 2022: Women 48% of sports club members, NIF stats.
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9Denmark 2023: 52% women active in sports weekly, DIF survey.
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10Finland 2022: Female cross-country skiing 45% participants.
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11Poland 2023: 34% women in fitness/sports clubs.
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12Belgium 2022: Flanders women sports participation 46%.
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13Austria 2023: 43% female skiing club members.
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14Switzerland 2022: Women 40% of marathon runners.
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15Portugal 2023: Female footballers 50,000 registered.
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16Greece 2022: 28% women regular sports participants.
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17Czech Republic 2023: Handball women 42% league players.
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18Hungary 2022: Water polo females 35% competitors.
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19Romania 2023: Gymnastics girls 60% of national squad base.
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20Bulgaria 2022: Wrestling women 25% international reps.
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21Croatia 2023: Tennis females 38% club members.
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22Slovenia 2022: Alpine skiing women 44%.
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23Slovakia 2023: Biathlon females 30% participants.
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24Ireland 2022: Gaelic games women 120,000 players.
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25Scotland 2023: Women's football registration 40,000.
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26Wales 2022: Netball women 25,000 members.
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Europe Interpretation

While British women are dutifully clocking their weekly 150 minutes, the continent reveals a patchwork of commitment, from Nordic nations leading the charge to southern Europe playing catch-up, proving that when it comes to getting women into sport, geography is still a stubborn referee.

Global/International

1In 2023, globally, 40% of women aged 15-24 participated in regular physical activity through sports, compared to 52% of men, according to UNESCO data.
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2At the 2024 Paris Olympics, women comprised 50.7% of all athletes, marking the first time female participation exceeded 50% in Olympic history.
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3Worldwide, only 4% of sports media coverage is dedicated to women's sports, impacting visibility and participation incentives for females.
Verified
4In 2022, 2.6 billion women and girls faced barriers to sport participation due to inadequate facilities, per WHO report.
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5Global female participation in team sports reached 28% in 2021, up from 22% in 2016, FIFA and IOC joint study.
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637% of girls worldwide drop out of sports by age 14, compared to 20% of boys, UNICEF 2023 analysis.
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7In 2023, 1 in 3 women globally reported participating in recreational sports weekly, versus 1 in 2 men.
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8Female athlete participation in marathons worldwide grew 15% from 2019 to 2023, reaching 45% of finishers.
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9Only 13% of global sports federations have women in top leadership roles, affecting policy for participation.
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10In 2022, 48% of youth in low-income countries were girls participating in school sports programs.
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11Global triathlon participation shows women at 38% of entrants in 2023 ITU World Series events.
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1225% increase in female registration for ultra-endurance events globally from 2018-2023.
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13Women make up 42% of participants in global e-sports amateur leagues in 2024.
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14In 2023, female participation in beach volleyball World Tour events reached 50% parity.
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15Globally, 31% of women over 18 engage in cycling sports weekly, per 2022 Union Cycliste Internationale survey.
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162024 World Athletics data: Women comprised 47% of road race participants worldwide.
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17In international surfing competitions, female entries rose to 35% in 2023 ISA World Surfing Games.
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18Global female participation in padel grew 200% from 2019-2023, reaching 40% of players.
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1929% of women worldwide participated in yoga as a sport in 2022, highest among non-competitive activities.
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20In 2023, women accounted for 44% of finishers in global half-marathon events.
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21UNESCO 2021: 52 million girls globally lack access to safe sports spaces.
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22Female participation in World Rowing Championships reached 46% in 2023.
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23Globally, 36% of amateur boxers are female in 2024 IBA data.
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242023 FIBA report: Women 32% of basketball league players worldwide outside NBA/WNBA.
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25In global sailing regattas, female crews reached 28% participation in 2023.
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2641% of participants in 2024 World Taekwondo Championships were women.
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27Global female judo participation in IJF events: 49% in 2023.
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28Women 27% of participants in international archery competitions 2023.
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292023 WT report: Female karate athletes 39% of world championships entrants.
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30In global handball, women participation 45% in EHF/IHF events 2023.
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Global/International Interpretation

We are watching women close the performance gap on the field at a remarkable pace while the world stubbornly keeps the curtains half-drawn on their achievements.

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    WORLDROWING
    worldrowing.com

    worldrowing.com

  • IBA logo
    Reference 23
    IBA
    iba.sport

    iba.sport

  • FIBA logo
    Reference 24
    FIBA
    fiba.basketball

    fiba.basketball

  • SAILING logo
    Reference 25
    SAILING
    sailing.org

    sailing.org

  • WORLDTAEKWONDO logo
    Reference 26
    WORLDTAEKWONDO
    worldtaekwondo.org

    worldtaekwondo.org

  • IJF logo
    Reference 27
    IJF
    ijf.org

    ijf.org

  • WORLDARCHERY logo
    Reference 28
    WORLDARCHERY
    worldarchery.sport

    worldarchery.sport

  • WTKF logo
    Reference 29
    WTKF
    wtkf.org

    wtkf.org

  • IHF logo
    Reference 30
    IHF
    ihf.info

    ihf.info

  • ASPENPROJECTPLAY logo
    Reference 31
    ASPENPROJECTPLAY
    aspenprojectplay.org

    aspenprojectplay.org

  • STATCAN logo
    Reference 32
    STATCAN
    www150.statcan.gc.ca

    www150.statcan.gc.ca

  • GOB logo
    Reference 33
    GOB
    gob.mx

    gob.mx

  • IBGE logo
    Reference 34
    IBGE
    ibge.gov.br

    ibge.gov.br

  • AFA logo
    Reference 35
    AFA
    afa.com.ar

    afa.com.ar

  • NCAAORG logo
    Reference 36
    NCAAORG
    ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com

    ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com

  • IND logo
    Reference 37
    IND
    ind.cl

    ind.cl

  • MINDEPORTE logo
    Reference 38
    MINDEPORTE
    mindeporte.gov.co

    mindeporte.gov.co

  • NFHS logo
    Reference 39
    NFHS
    nfhs.org

    nfhs.org

  • IPD logo
    Reference 40
    IPD
    ipd.gob.pe

    ipd.gob.pe

  • HOCKEYCANADA logo
    Reference 41
    HOCKEYCANADA
    hockeycanada.ca

    hockeycanada.ca

  • WOMENSSPORTSFOUNDATION logo
    Reference 42
    WOMENSSPORTSFOUNDATION
    womenssportsfoundation.org

    womenssportsfoundation.org

  • MINISTERIODEPORTE logo
    Reference 43
    MINISTERIODEPORTE
    ministeriodeporte.gob.ec

    ministeriodeporte.gob.ec

  • VTV logo
    Reference 44
    VTV
    vtv.gob.ve

    vtv.gob.ve

  • FMD logo
    Reference 45
    FMD
    fmd.gob.bo

    fmd.gob.bo

  • MSED logo
    Reference 46
    MSED
    msed.gob.uy

    msed.gob.uy

  • SDP logo
    Reference 47
    SDP
    sdp.gov.py

    sdp.gov.py

  • MINEDUC logo
    Reference 48
    MINEDUC
    mineduc.gob.gt

    mineduc.gob.gt

  • ICODER logo
    Reference 49
    ICODER
    icoder.go.cr

    icoder.go.cr

  • PANAPRESS logo
    Reference 50
    PANAPRESS
    panapress.com

    panapress.com

  • FEDBEISBOL logo
    Reference 51
    FEDBEISBOL
    fedbeisbol.org.do

    fedbeisbol.org.do

  • JAMAICAFA logo
    Reference 52
    JAMAICAFA
    jamaicafa.org

    jamaicafa.org

  • INDERCUBA logo
    Reference 53
    INDERCUBA
    indercuba.gob.cu

    indercuba.gob.cu

  • FHFHAITI logo
    Reference 54
    FHFHAITI
    fhfhaiti.com

    fhfhaiti.com

  • IND logo
    Reference 55
    IND
    ind.gob.ni

    ind.gob.ni

  • COND logo
    Reference 56
    COND
    cond.gob.hn

    cond.gob.hn

  • INDES logo
    Reference 57
    INDES
    indes.gob.sv

    indes.gob.sv

  • SPORTENGLAND logo
    Reference 58
    SPORTENGLAND
    sportengland.org

    sportengland.org

  • DOSB logo
    Reference 59
    DOSB
    dosb.de

    dosb.de

  • INJEP logo
    Reference 60
    INJEP
    injep.fr

    injep.fr

  • CONI logo
    Reference 61
    CONI
    coni.it

    coni.it

  • CSD logo
    Reference 62
    CSD
    csd.gob.es

    csd.gob.es

  • MULIERINSTITUUT logo
    Reference 63
    MULIERINSTITUUT
    mulierinstituut.nl

    mulierinstituut.nl

  • RF logo
    Reference 64
    RF
    rf.se

    rf.se

  • IDRETTSFORBUNDET logo
    Reference 65
    IDRETTSFORBUNDET
    idrettsforbundet.no

    idrettsforbundet.no

  • DIF logo
    Reference 66
    DIF
    dif.dk

    dif.dk

  • SPORT logo
    Reference 67
    SPORT
    sport.fi

    sport.fi

  • PZUZ logo
    Reference 68
    PZUZ
    pzuz.pl

    pzuz.pl

  • SPORT logo
    Reference 69
    SPORT
    sport.vlaanderen

    sport.vlaanderen

  • SPORTUNTERRICHT logo
    Reference 70
    SPORTUNTERRICHT
    sportunterricht.at

    sportunterricht.at

  • SWISS-ATHLETICS logo
    Reference 71
    SWISS-ATHLETICS
    swiss-athletics.ch

    swiss-athletics.ch

  • FPF logo
    Reference 72
    FPF
    fpf.pt

    fpf.pt

  • GSS logo
    Reference 73
    GSS
    gss.gov.gr

    gss.gov.gr

  • CZECHSPORT logo
    Reference 74
    CZECHSPORT
    czechsport.cz

    czechsport.cz

  • MOB logo
    Reference 75
    MOB
    mob.gov.hu

    mob.gov.hu

  • FRG logo
    Reference 76
    FRG
    frg.ro

    frg.ro

  • BFS logo
    Reference 77
    BFS
    bfs.bg

    bfs.bg

  • HTS logo
    Reference 78
    HTS
    hts.hr

    hts.hr

  • NZS logo
    Reference 79
    NZS
    nzs.si

    nzs.si

  • SPORT logo
    Reference 80
    SPORT
    sport.sk

    sport.sk

  • GAA logo
    Reference 81
    GAA
    gaa.ie

    gaa.ie

  • SCOTTISHFA logo
    Reference 82
    SCOTTISHFA
    scottishfa.co.uk

    scottishfa.co.uk

  • WELSHNETBALL logo
    Reference 83
    WELSHNETBALL
    welshnetball.com

    welshnetball.com

  • CLEARINGHOUSEFORSPORT logo
    Reference 84
    CLEARINGHOUSEFORSPORT
    clearinghouseforsport.gov.au

    clearinghouseforsport.gov.au

  • NZTOUCH logo
    Reference 85
    NZTOUCH
    nztouch.com

    nztouch.com

  • MARATHON logo
    Reference 86
    MARATHON
    marathon.tokyo

    marathon.tokyo

  • KOREATAEKWONDO logo
    Reference 87
    KOREATAEKWONDO
    koreataekwondo.or.kr

    koreataekwondo.or.kr

  • BCCI logo
    Reference 88
    BCCI
    bcci.tv

    bcci.tv

  • BADMINTONNC logo
    Reference 89
    BADMINTONNC
    badmintonnc.org.cn

    badmintonnc.org.cn

  • SPORTS logo
    Reference 90
    SPORTS
    sports.gov.sg

    sports.gov.sg

  • PSC logo
    Reference 91
    PSC
    psc.gov.ph

    psc.gov.ph

  • IFMAMUAYTHAI logo
    Reference 92
    IFMAMUAYTHAI
    ifmamuaythai.org

    ifmamuaythai.org

  • NSC logo
    Reference 93
    NSC
    nsc.gov.my

    nsc.gov.my

  • KEMENPORA logo
    Reference 94
    KEMENPORA
    kemenpora.go.id

    kemenpora.go.id

  • VSF logo
    Reference 95
    VSF
    vsf.org.vn

    vsf.org.vn

  • CTSA logo
    Reference 96
    CTSA
    ctsa.org.tw

    ctsa.org.tw

  • LCSD logo
    Reference 97
    LCSD
    lcsd.gov.hk

    lcsd.gov.hk

  • PSF logo
    Reference 98
    PSF
    psf.com.pk

    psf.com.pk

  • NFSBD logo
    Reference 99
    NFSBD
    nfsbd.com

    nfsbd.com

  • SRILANKASPORTS logo
    Reference 100
    SRILANKASPORTS
    srilankasports.gov.lk

    srilankasports.gov.lk