Womensport & Recreation Tasmania Inc. (WSRT) is a dynamic group dedicated to improving opportunities in sport and regular physical activity for women and girls.
It is Womensport & Recreation Tasmania's mission to promote, encourage, support, inspire and celebrate regular physical activity for women and girls and to provide a representative voice influencing effective public policy in Tasmania.
Women in Sport Coaching Scholarship
Coaching Development Program
The Women in Sport Coaching Scholarship (WCS) is a partnership between Womensport & Recreation Tasmania Inc. (WSRT) and Tasmanian Institute of Sport (TIS) aimed at providing quality coaching and learning opportunities to women and increasing the number of female coaches in Tasmania.
The WCS will target individuals who might not otherwise be able to access high quality coach education and development opportunities through financial constraints or who are from rural communities.
The WCS provides not just financial but also mentoring support to the successful applicant by providing them with the opportunity to gain valuable national experience whilst expanding their knowledge and skills through hands-on coaching, education and development opportunities.
For more information on the 2020-21 scholarship click here
2020-21 Women in Sport Coaching Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to Hobart’s Amanda Punch (swimming) and Launceston’s Danielle Carstens (netball) on being the successful recipients for 2020-21.
Each of the coaches receive $5,000 as part of the partnership between Womensport and Recreation Tasmania Inc and the Tasmanian Institute of Sport.
Womensport and Recreation Tasmania president Dana Faletic is pleased to continue the partnership with the TIS to offer support to female coaches.
Ms Faletic said coaches provide guidance and are role models to our younger athletes.
“It is vital that we have women in these coaching positions as they are an integral part of all aspects of sport and we are pleased to support more female coaches in Tasmania,” Ms Faletic said.
Pictured from left: Dana Faletic (President WSRT Board) Hon Jane Howlett MLC (Minister for Sport and Recreation and Minister for Women), Amanda Punch (Hobart Scholarship Recipient), and Alisa Denne (TIS Sports Program Manager).
Australian Government Department of Health
Girls Make Your Move
Girls Make Your Move is about inspiring, energising and empowering young women to be more active.
Research shows that when young women exercise they do so at a lower level of intensity and higher amount of sedentry time than young men.
Additionally, young women face a number of additional barriers - girls don't want to be judged or ridiculed, and they can be self-conscious about how they might look when exercising.
To find out more visit http://www.health.gov.au/internet/girlsmove/publishing.nsf/Content/home
Watch the video below
It’s time to get active.
It’s not about ability, and it’s not about perfection –
it’s about having more energy and feeling better.
Putting yourself first.
Get out there with friends, or get active by yourself.
Have fun, it’s not about competition and it doesn’t have to be an organised sport.
Being active makes you feel good.
Girls make your move.
Womensport
& Recreation
Tasmania
supporting the
Mother's Day Classic
Local 2021
A fun, healthy and inspirational event that brings the community together on
Mother's Day to support and remember those touched by breast cancer.
The Mother’s Day Classic will be going Local in May 2021, combining the flexibility
of a virtual event with the community atmosphere of a physical event.
During Event Week (May 3 – May 9), participants can either run or walk in their own
time or join others at one of the COVID safe locations across the country*.
Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information, or to join our team.
*subject to government COVID-19 restrictions.
Womensport & Recreation Tasmania Inc.
