Balochistan Hazara female athletes helped (Right To Play) in encouraging girls toward sports in a campaign which was held by the mentioned organization in different partner schools working with the organizations. Along with the organization supervisors these athletes went to the schools and shared their experiences and challenges they have faced to get to the position they are today. It was four days campaign in these schools where the female athletes helped us. Three female athletes overall helped us in this activity, who were Miss Riffat Mehdi, Miss Raheema Sarwat and Miss Zuhra Mina.

 

 

Miss Riffat Mehdi is the current captain of Pakistan team and the Baluchistan United Club. Riffat is the leading goal scorer in both club and national level. Riffat now has the distinction of being the top scorer in both versions of domestic women’s soccer — the National Women Football Championship and the National Women Football Club Championship. Slamming 22 goals in the National Women Championship last year, she has scored 21 goals, setting a new record in the ongoing club championship

 

 

Miss Raheema Sarwat is currently playing in Baluchistan Female football team. She is playing in the positions of defender and has a loge service for the team. Raheema Sarwat is one of those girls who were selected by her natural talent and the interest she had in football. Miss Raheema Sarwat is a good player of badminton too she has served many times as a badminton trainer in most of the schools.

 

 

 Miss Zuhra Mina has a long list of achievements in Baluchistan and Pakistan karate. She is one of the girls who have the most of the gold medals in karate championships and events. She has received many awards too from different events and has also participated in many events as referee. She is also best award winner from JKA Japan Karate Association and is also best performance winner under the hospitality of Pakistan sports association from a Japanese master in Serena hotel