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“I want young girls to know they can smash it too” The experiences of women referees in elite rugby: pathways, challenges, coping, and victories
Despite increasing attention to gender equity in sport and sports organisations, women's experiences in rugby officiating remain largely undocumented, particularly at elite levels. This study explored how women rugby referees experience and navigate challenges and victories as they progress through
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