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From hockey to netball: Here's what to watch in women's sport this weekend.

It's no secret women's sport gets pushed to the sidelines.

Here at Mamamiawe're shining a light on women's sport – which only receives a fraction of mainstream sports coverage – by rounding up all the biggest games you don't want to miss this weekend.

While you're here, listen to our women's sports podcast, Here If you Need, where Olympic swimmer Cate Campbell and journalist Hayley Willis break down the week in sport and share an inspiring story from a legendary woman of the game every weekend. Post continues below. 

From what's on to where to watch it, here's your weekend cheat sheet.

Super Netball.

Melbourne Vixens v Queensland Firebirds, Saturday, 5pm AEST, John Cain Arena.

GIANTS v NSW Swifts, Saturday, 7pm AEST, Ken Rosewall Arena (Watch on Kayo Freebies).

Sunshine Coast Lightning v West Coast Fever, Sunday, 2pm AEST, UniSC Arena (Watch on Kayo Freebies). 

Adelaide Thunderbirds v Collingwood Magpies, Sunday, 3.30pm, Netball SA Stadium.

How to watch: Kayo or Foxtel.

A-League.

Western United FC v Sydney FC, Sunday, 4pm AEST, CommBank Stadium.

How to watch: Paramount+ and 10Play.

Rugby Super W

NSW Waratahs Women v Fijiana Drua, Sunday, 12.35pm AEST, Concord Oval.

Queensland Reds Women v Brumbies Women, Sunday, 3.05pm AEST, Concord Oval.

How to watch: Stan Sport.

Surfing. 

Margaret River Pro, Thursday to Sunday, Margaret River, Western Australia.

How to watch: Stream live via the WSL website. 

Hockey. 

Great Britain v Australia, Friday, 3.10pm AEST, Christchurch, New Zealand.

New Zealand v Great Britain, Saturday, 12pm AEST, Christchurch, New Zealand.

New Zealand v Australia, Sunday, 2.40pm AEST, Christchurch, New Zealand.

How to watch: Fox Sports.

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thewifecreative 2 years ago 1 upvotes
Hey team, for your women in sport coverage this weekend, be sure to include Australia taking on the Rest of the World in the Adina Watches ROW Test Series in Polocrosse, May 5-7, 2023. Not contested since Australia's bicentennial celebrations back in 1988, the series will be part of an epic 3-day weekend event in SE regional QLD where 200+ games, 80+ teams, 500+ players, 700+ horses, 5,000+ spectators per day will be available for livestream - https://warwickpolox.com.au/livestream. As media coordinator & official photographer for the Warwick Polocrosse Club and advisor for Polocrosse Australia, happy to chat more if you like - Amy Walker, the wife creative Mob 0412 308 559.