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'I earned the respect': The first female captain in male-dominated Canadian football

College student Maya Turner has been named one of the seven captains of the University of Manitoba's football team, becoming the first woman to hold the position.

Turner's achievement makes her a history-maker in a sport traditionally dominated by male students.

In Canadian football, seven captains are assigned to lead their team in different specialities on the field.

The 24-year-old first joined the team in 2024. She spoke to the BBC about what the game means to her.

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