Continuing a key strategic priority, Gintra's organisation – seeks motivated young female talent and integrates it into the women's football centre – in Šiauliai through a regional trial camp. To develop the football pyramid consistently, promising players from Šiauliai County and other regions are encouraged to train and study at Šiauliai Sports Gymnasium and pursue elite performance.
Each young athlete receives conditions to combine sport and education. Graduates often continue at partner institutions Vilnius University Šiauliai Academy or Šiauliai State College, gaining qualifications while pursuing national youth teams and the champions' first team.
Nine girls from Panevėžys, Mažeikiai and Naujoji Akmenė attend the two-day camp. On arrival they met first-team players and participated in the champions' training. Other sessions are led by Gintra coaches.
"Šiauliai has long been the heart of women's football, with a successful elite-sport gymnasium. A full pyramid must connect youth to the top-level first team. To continue producing the most Lithuanian internationals across age groups and the senior team, we need motivated prospects to believe our vision and come here. Our attention at that decision point can be crucial. This camp introduces the city, facilities, coaches and development opportunities," – said club director Mantas Radavičius.
