Ashleigh McCall

Ashleigh McCall has significant experience in sports administration and event coordination. Ashleigh started their career in 2013 as a Sport Operations and Events Coordinator at Water Polo Queensland, where they were responsible for managing and delivering various operational requirements for competitions and events. Ashleigh also provided support for online registration and coordinated national accreditation systems. Additionally, Ashleigh assisted in the coordination of junior programs and provided education and training programs for coaches, officials, and volunteers.

In 2017, they joined AFL Queensland Limited as a Junior Competition Coordinator in Brisbane, where they managed junior competitions and played a key role in coordinating Brisbane's junior football activities.

Ashleigh McCall then transitioned to the Australian Football League (AFL) in 2020, where they have held various roles. Ashleigh started as a Youth Football Coordinator, responsible for overseeing youth football programs. Ashleigh then became the Competition Manager for Youth Boys, ensuring the smooth running of competitions and events for this category. Ashleigh then advanced to the position of Competition Manager for Youth Girls, further enhancing their expertise in managing youth sports competitions. Currently, they hold the role of Program Coordinator for the "Ahead of the Game" program, contributing to the implementation and management of this program within the AFL.

Overall, Ashleigh McCall's work experience demonstrates their strong skills in program coordination, competition management, and event planning within the sports industry.

Ashleigh McCall completed their education in the following chronological order. From 2005 to 2009, they attended Beerwah State High School. In 2012, they enrolled in the Southbank Institute of Technology and earned a Diploma of Sport and Recreation. During the same year, they also obtained a Diploma of Management from the same institution. Lastly, from 2013 to 2017, Ashleigh studied at Griffith University where they achieved a Bachelor of Business with a specialization in Sport Management.