THE DALLAS INTERNATIONAL GIRLS CUP 2015 IS UNDERWAY!
April 1st marked the beginning of the Dallas International Girls Cup 2015. Over 80 teams including 11 international teams are in attendance this year. There are teams from Denmark, Canada, England, Mexico, Colombia, and Sweden all competing for the prestigious title of DIGC champion. The tournament kicked off with an exciting opening ceremony with special guest appearance by Becky Burliegh, head coach of the Florida Gators, National Anthems and sponsor recognition that includ
DALLAS INTERNATIONAL GIRLS CUP ONCE AGAIN PARTNERS WITH THE UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION TO SUPPORT TH
The Dallas International Girls Cup, along with its organizers, Premier International Tours and the Dallas Texans, have partnered with the Dallas chapter of United Nations Association (UNA) to support the Nothing But Nets campaign for the second year. This campaign raises money to send mosquito nets to Africa, protecting families from malaria. Malaria is spread by a single mosquito bite, and these nets can be used to save lives. This year, local businesses pledged money for ev
INTERNATIONAL TEAMS CONFIRMED TO PARTICIPATE IN 2015 TOURNAMENT!
Last week we received the registration and commitment from the AIK Stockholm from Sweden and Ballerup Skovlunde Fodbold from Denmark for the 2015 Dallas International Girls Cup! AIK Stockholm from Sweden will experience their very first Dallas International Girls Cup in 2015! AIK plays in the St Eriks Cup league, playing in the highest division against girls a year older. AIK is ranked as number 1 in Stockholm. They have won everything you can win in Sweden at their age inclu
DALLAS INTERNATIONAL GIRLS CUP PARTNERED WITH THE UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION FOR THEIR NOTHING BUT N
Last month the Dallas International Girls Cup, along with their organizers, Premier International Tours and the Dallas Texans, partnered with the United Nations Association for their Nothing But Nets Campaign. This campaign raises money to send mosquito nets to Africa for malaria eradication. These organizations pledged money for every goal scored, to be matched from local supporters. As a result of this we were able to put together enough money to buy between 100-120 nets wh
