Income and Payment For The Ringette Players
In 2008, the budget of each NRL team of the oscillates between $ 15 000 and $ 20 000. The teams and the league contribute to cover all the transport spending, accommodation and rent of arenas. The players however have to find their own financiers to pay their equipment and their personal spending and aen't paid for play. The audience in the matches for several LNR team is limited to some supporters' hundreds. It's possible to believe that a bigger mediatization of this sport engendered a better budget to pay a salary to the athletes.
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