Who We Support
We work with young women who may be experiencing anxiety, low confidence, social isolation, bullying, or limited access to positive support networks.
Our Approach
Access & Inclusion
Our programs combine structured sport, mentorship and wellbeing support to provide safe environments where young women feel supported and heard.
Where demand exceeds capacity, priority is given to participants identified as experiencing higher levels of need or disadvantage.
We are committed to ensuring access for young women who may otherwise go without support, including through free and low-cost programs and partnerships with schools and community organisations.
Meet Our Athletes
Macie Carlile
Macie has spent the past three years competing and carving her path to the Sydney Roosters. She is committed to growing rugby league and helping kids develop confidence and resilience through the game. Her passion for promoting rugby league shines through in everything she does with Beyond League.
Paige Knapp
Paige has a genuine passion for helping kids and brings a wealth of knowledge to our programs. With confidence and energy, she explains activities in a way that inspires and brings out the best in every participant. Currently playing with the Parramatta Eels Harvey Norman side, Paige is an invaluable part of Beyond League.
Sheridan Gallagher
Sheridan is a current NRLW player for the Newcastle Knights and a 2023 NRLW Premiership winner. Before making her mark in rugby league, Sheridan was a talented soccer player, representing Australia as part of the Young Matildas. Her athletic versatility, leadership, and competitive drive make her a standout both on and off the field.
Jasmin Strange
Jassy is passionate about helping kids build skills and confidence, while being a strong role model for young girls to back themselves and chase their dreams. She brings dedication both on and off the field and is a proud member of the NRLW Sydney Roosters.
Jayme Fressard
Jayme is a current NRLW player for the Sydney Roosters and one of the premier wingers in the game. In 2024, she played a key role in the Roosters’ Premiership-winning season and this year made her debut for New South Wales in the State of Origin series. Jayme is also one of the Sydney Roosters’ Lisa Fiaola Cup coaches, helping develop the next generation of female athletes. Known for her power, speed, and finishing ability, she continues to inspire young players with her determination and passion for rugby league.