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In Wagga, girls who play soccer enter in the mixed competition until they’re old enough for women’s.
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“Some girls are reluctant if they have to play with the boys,” Football Wagga director Mark Stephens said.
The association plans to resurrect its girls-only competition, using an upcoming gala day as a litmus test for interest in the sport. Nearly 200 primary aged girls have registered for the Mini Matildas carnival at Duke of Kent Oval on July 31.