Women Officials Marching On

Match Official Stephanie Frappart broke new ground in 2020, when she became the first woman referee to take charge of a men’s UEFA Champions League match. Photo: Actu Foot (Twitter)

Women match officials made significant strides to break new ground in the past year, taking charge of top-class matches across the globe. Today, we look back at these incredible feats.

Women Officials Break Barriers Globally

Leading South African cricket umpire, Lauren Agenbag, is delighted regarding the rise of women officials across various sporting codes globally. She chats to gsport about women in sport breaking barriers and her journey.

Madison Landsman Looks Forward to Featuring in WSL 3.0

Scholar cricketer Madison Landsman has crashed upwards through the first major ceiling of her sporting career, after being drafted into the Coronations T20 team captained by the Momentum Proteas’ Nadine de Klerk, where she will be available for action alongside heroines like Ayabonga Khaka and Laura Wolvaardt. Photo: Supplied

Rising cricketer, Madison Landsman, is breaking barriers at an early age as she prepares to feature in the third edition of the Women’s Super League T20 tournament. She chats ahead of playing alongside her Momentum Proteas heroines.

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