A Day of Community and Commerce

The hurricane Giant, located at Falucho 826, will transform into a vibrant hub of local commerce and community spirit on Sunday, May 18th, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The Hurricane female skates hockey team is organizing an entrepreneurial fair, offering a diverse range of stands and activities suitable for the entire family. Admission to the event is free,inviting everyone to participate in this fundraising initiative.

Skates Hockey Team’s Dual Role: Athletes and Organizers

More than just athletes, the women of the Hurricane skates hockey team are deeply committed to their sport and their community. As organizers of this entrepreneurial fair, they aim to raise essential funds to support their participation in the League of the Atlantic Coast and various tournaments, including those held in San Juan, a region renowned as the cradle of Argentine hockey. This initiative highlights their dedication and entrepreneurial spirit.

We are a team of women united by passion to skates hockey.We have shared not only the track,but also the dedication and dream of representing the Hurricane Athletic Club.

Hurricane female skates hockey team

Supporting Women in Sports: A Growing Trend

The Hurricane team’s fundraising efforts reflect a broader need for increased support for women’s sports. While participation in sports offers numerous benefits, including improved physical and mental health, female athletes often face financial barriers. According to a recent study by the women’s Sports Foundation, female athletes receive substantially less funding and media coverage compared to their male counterparts. Initiatives like the Hurricane’s entrepreneurial fair are crucial in bridging this gap and empowering female athletes to pursue their passion.

Get Involved: Stand Information and Contact Details

For those interested in securing a stand at the entrepreneurial fair, please contact the following individuals:

• Val Amamberri: 2983 – 404788
• Rosa Mendoza: 2983 – 695421
• Ceci Bárbulo: 2983 – 460898