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The days when rugby league was just a game for men are over.
This is the 21st century, you know.
It is time for girls and women to get to grips with the beautiful game.
Rugby league is now one of the fastest growing female sports in England.
It's easy to see why - it's fast, furious and seriously physical.
More and more girls are taking to the rugby field, hoping to follow the likes of Jane Banks, Lisa McIntosh and Rebecca Stevens into the Great Britain squad.
And with organisations like the Girls Rugby League Association (GRLA) around, those hopes are fast becoming reality.
Aimed at girls between the ages of 12-16, the GRLA aims to make those girls with talent into full internationals.
And they're not doing a bad job so far, judging by the number of players who have gone on to play for Great Britain.
The rewards of being a full international are pretty good too.
Fancy travelling to play the best women across the other side of the world?
And next year will see a major new first in the world of women's rugby league - the first ever women's World Cup in New Zealand.
But before you start dreaming about holding the trophy above your head in front of a packed stadium, get in touch with your local girls club.