Boston/ Sports
AI Assisted Icon
Published on January 03, 2024
Cambridge Hosts Free Sports Night for Young Girls to Engage in Athletics and Boost ConfidenceSource: Unsplash/ Leah Hetteberg

Cambridge is calling all sports-loving girls in grades K-5 to lace up their sneakers and join the lineup at the Sports Night for Girls Event set for January 26. According to a city announcement, this free event will take place from 5:30 - 7 p.m. at the War Memorial Field House, located at 1640 Cambridge St., inviting youngsters to discover various sports offerings including basketball, cheer, football, hockey, and more.

Research shows that girls who engage in sports tend to notch up better grades, soar in self-confidence, and develop vital life skills while forging strong friendships. The Cambridge Sports Night aims to not only showcase local sports programs but also to actively involve girls with hands-on demonstrations and interactive games. And let's not forget – there will be pizza and prizes to round off a night of fun and discovery. Participants can to effortlessly sign up for their chosen sports programs during the event.

In an effort to support girls and girlhood inclusively, the event opens its doors to all who identify as girls in the specified age range. Those interested can secure their spot by registering for the Girls in Sports Night. For additional details or inquiries, the Cambridge Women's Commission's Emily Shield and Cambridge Recreation Director Adam Corbeil have been listed as contacts. Their respective emails, revealed in the event announcement, welcome questions and are eager to assist with any needs related to the event.

This sporting initiative is a great opportunity for young girls in the Cambridge community not just to sample a variety of athletic pursuits, but also to take a critical step towards a healthier, more active lifestyle.