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Drawing in more than 1,500 players and 83 clubs from 20 countries worldwide, the Bingham Cup is the bi-annual world championship of gay and inclusive Rugby.

The Rogues success on the field, is only matched by their success off of it. The team has quickly recruited players, a whopping 53 new team members this year, including 25 who had never played the sport before. "A lot of kids, particularly in Canada have been a target of homophic abuse, and sexist abuse in sport and that deters them from playing sport," Denison, a researcher at Monash University’s Behavioural Science Laboratory, said.

"When boys use this homophobic and sexist banter they’re actually more likely to sexually assault a girl and engage in sexual harassment," Denison said.

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