In the United States, it's different, and the process is somewhat slow. The girls are there, it's just a matter of time, really. On the high-school level, participation numbers have increased recently. A few years ago, there were a handful of girls interested in competing. Those numbers are not the total either.
Many girls compete on boys teams.
It hasn't been as fast a process as I had hoped, but there's tremendous growth at the grassroots level, which is encouraging. That support could turn into NCAA sponsorship, but not before more teams are formed at the collegiate level. Should it reach status as an emerging sport, it would be recognized by the NCAA to provide additional athletics opportunities to female student-athletes. It would have a national championship conducted by its governing body or perhaps a coaches association. But there is no NCAA championship in an emerging sport.