Now that sportscotland has recognised cheerleading as a sport, we caught up with Kirsten Brady who's been running the Scottish Schools Cheerleading Competition on what the recognition means and their plans for the future.
Back in 2023, we spoke to Ali Campbell who alongside his brothers started the BMC Cup. That was the first year they introduced a girl's category to their competition. We checked in with them a year on to see how things were going and how they've grown the BMC since.
The Kiltwalk is a great way to walk and raise money for charity. This year, SW/S is delighted that students and staff of The City of Glasgow under the stewardship of Bridget Mathieson-McLaughlin, will be taking part and donating their sponsorship to SW/S. Find out all about it and how you, yourself could prepare for your own Kiltwalk.
Lorna McAvoy is one of our newest digital committee members. In her first blog she shares a sentiment that a lot of women feel. The doubt that you belong in a room, but how through sports she's overcome that feeling (for the most part) and how once you've done it once, it gets a lot easier.
This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is #Accelerate Action for gender equality in sport and it seemed apt to highlight our partnership with Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH), our Young Women in Sports Leadership, mentoring scheme, which is now on its second cohort.
We sat down with Maggie Adamson to get caught up after her surprise win at the Offshore Double Handed Sailing World Championships and what her plans are in the lead-up to her next race that will see her cross the Atlantic Ocean.
This months Wellbeing Edit, sees Alice sit down with Pickleball Scotland to speak about the initiative to get more women back into sport and how it's been going since they started.
With Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month coming up, we invited Jennifer LaRocco from Cerebral Palsy Guidance to share a little bit about her own experience growing up with CP, and how sports is becoming more accessible to people with CP.