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Anonymous
Years ago
Why do we lose so many girls?
All sports have an issue with girls dropping off from the age of 14 or so. Basketball does seem to keep them a little longer than many sports. Change of age group seems to be a classic time for kids to drop out, if they are going to. Have seen quite a few girls in div 3 and below fall away because of lack of commitment to them by the clubs (ie less experienced coaches, sometimes no coach, least desirable training times/venues etc). If you are going to spend close to $1,000 per year on your sport, its nice to feel that you matter to the club concerned. On the money issue, that could be part of it - that money buys a lot of petrol and gym or dance classes!
i think you will find that it is the same with all sports,most get casual jobs and that means mainly w/end work,combined with uni,hormones,alcohol etc etc etc