More. These engagement activities aim to not only promote the sport of netball, but also empower and inspire young girls and women to participate and excel in sports.
Strathclyde Sirens also actively engages with the community through various appearances at events and initiatives. They collaborate with local schools, clubs, and organisations to deliver netball clinics and workshops, providing an opportunity for individuals to learn from and connect with the Sirens players and coaches.
The club also takes pride in being advocates for gender equality and inclusion in sport. They work closely with Netball Scotland and other partners to create initiatives that promote equality in all aspects of the sport, from grassroots participation to elite competition. Through their efforts, they hope to inspire positive change and encourage more women and girls to engage in sport and overcome barriers.
In addition to their community engagement activities, Strathclyde Sirens competes in the Netball Superleague, which is televised on Sky Sports. They play home matches at the prestigious Emirates Arena in Glasgow, attracting crowds of up to 4000 spectators. These matches showcase the highest level of netball in Scotland and provide an exciting and entertaining experience for fans.
Established in 2016 by parent company Netball Scotland, Strathclyde Sirens has grown to be Scotland's only semi-professional national female sports team. In 2018, they formed a strategic partnership with the University of Strathclyde, further enhancing their resources and capabilities.
Not only do they focus on providing a world-class training programme for their players, coaches, and officials, but they also prioritise the development and profile of netball in the UK. Through their commitment to excellence and innovation, they aim to raise the standard of the sport and create a positive impact on the netball community.
To stay updated with the latest news and developments from Strathclyde Sirens, supporters can follow them on various social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and their official website. They also offer a newsletter subscription for those who wish to receive regular updates via email.
Whether you are a fan, a young aspiring player, or someone passionate about promoting gender equality in sports, Strathclyde Sirens welcomes you to join their tribe. By supporting and engaging with the club, you become part of a community that is dedicated to changing the game for women in sports.