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High participation of women in technical staffs

During the development of the SCA Club Handball, there was an outstanding participation of women in the coaching staffs.

From May 21 to 25, the third edition of the Women’s Club Championship was held in the city of San José and from May 28 to June 1, the fourth edition of the Men’s Championship was held in Taubaté.

These were two weeks full of exciting matches of the best handball in the continent, where there was also an outstanding participation of women in the coaching staffs.

The role of women

Coaches, technical assistants, assistants, doctors, and kinesiologists were the different roles they played.

This highlights the growing presence of women in different roles within handball, and highlights the progress towards greater gender equality in the sport.

The protagonists

In the women’s championship there was female participation and all teams.

Scuola Italiana was the only club whose coaching staff was made up entirely of women. Led by coach Daniela Mata Chechi who worked with Mariana Gómez and Candelaria Duarte.

Daniela Mata of Scuola Italiana in the SCA Handball Clubs Women. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez

 

Eliana Vanina Chiatti is the coach of the Jockey Club Córdoba team.

Eliana Chiatti of Jockey Club Cba in the Women’s Handball SCA Clubs. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

Djanga Bambambi Albino, was assigned as an official A of the Goes club in Uruguay.

Djanga Bambambi Albino of Goes in the Handball SCA Clubs Women. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

Delfina Minetti was the official B of the River Plate team along with physical trainer Priscila Álvarez.

Delfina Minetti and Priscila Álvarez of River Plate in the Handball SCA Clubs Women. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

At the Pinheiros club, Carla Rodrigues and Ana Clara Bezerra served as technical assistant and kinesiologist, respectively.

Ana Clara Bezerra de Pinheiros in the SCA Clubs Women’s Handball. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

The competition’s bronze medalist, Club Ovalle de Chile, also has a woman on its coaching staff. Verónica Torres, who fulfilled the role of C official.

Verónica Torres Lara of Ovalle in the SCA Handball Clubs Women. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

Agustina Cecilia Villalba de Sedalo was part of the coaching staff of the Argentine team in her role as C official.

Agustina Villalba de Sedalo in the Handball SCA Clubs Women. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.
Women in the HSCA Men’s Clubs

They are the protagonists who made up the different technical staffs.

Club Universitario de Córdoba had Valeria Olmos as assistant coach.

Valeria Olmos of Universitario de Córdoba in the Women’s Handball SCA Clubs. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

The runners-up in the South Central region, Pinheiros, counted on Lais de Castro Coelho as the team’s kinesiologist.

Lais de Castro Coelho of Pinheiros in the SCA Handball Clubs Women. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

In the Praia Clubes team, Lorena Teimeni Coelho was the team’s kinesiologist.

Lorena Teimeni Coelho of Praia Clube in the Handball SCA Clubs Women. Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez.

These professionals have demonstrated that high-level competition is not only limited to on-court performance, but is also reflected in the leadership and technical support they provide behind the scenes.

The growing presence of women in these roles is an important step towards a more inclusive and equitable sport.

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Photo: CoSCABal / Germán Paez
By Camila Miranda Torres

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