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NRL 2021: Cheerleaders, women in league

The phasing out of NRL cheerleaders comes at a time when women have never been more welcome in the game. The rise of women s rugby league - culminating in the NRLW competition and standalone State of Origin matches - has added a rich new chapter to the sport in recent years. Employment opportunities now exist in areas where they once didn t and women have a growing voice ranging from weekend junior footy to the ARL Commission. The same cannot be said about cheerleaders - a topic that will never be as black-and-white as many think it is. Are the decisions to phase out cheerleaders a result of the behaviour of some of those who watch them? Or has the time come when they simply no longer fit in with the game s values?

NRL cheerleaders hit back: You re demeaning women | Fraser Coast Chronicle

by Nick Walshaw Premium Content Subscriber only The first time Natalie Sinclair was asked to stay quiet about cheerleading, she was three years into a law degree. Sure, on Sundays she was shaking pompoms for the Penrith Panthers but, given her $100 pay cheque covered not only game day but rehearsals, ambassador visits, everything - she considered the money well-earned. Her regular visits to hospitals, coaching clinics, even just leaning over the fence to interact with complete strangers was all helping shape this Sydneysider who, now 27, works as a litigation lawyer for international firm Clyde and Co. But back then what really mattered to Sinclair was being part of the game.

NRL cheerleaders hit back: You re demeaning women

by Nick Walshaw Premium Content Subscriber only The first time Natalie Sinclair was asked to stay quiet about cheerleading, she was three years into a law degree. Sure, on Sundays she was shaking pompoms for the Penrith Panthers but, given her $100 pay cheque covered not only game day but rehearsals, ambassador visits, everything - she considered the money well-earned. Her regular visits to hospitals, coaching clinics, even just leaning over the fence to interact with complete strangers was all helping shape this Sydneysider who, now 27, works as a litigation lawyer for international firm Clyde and Co. But back then what really mattered to Sinclair was being part of the game.

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