Expanded game representation and independence at the heart of World Rugby governance reform. Expanded tier two union and regional representation on Council Executive Committee to include independent representatives Women’s Advisory Committee to be established New governance model to operate after May 2016 Council meeting Reform follows most successful Rugby World Cup to date and wide
Bristol Ladies will hope for a change of fortune with next week’s fixture, having faced the top three sides in the last few weeks but they remain 4th in the league. Last Sunday, a young and inexperienced Bristol Ladies side showed grit and determination in their close defeat to Premiership leaders Richmond Ladies. With both sides missing
DMP made the long journey down south to the Jack Williams Ground in Kent to face Aylesford in a bottom of the table clash. DMP came with a young Squad because players were missing due to injury and England duty. It was a very overcast and damp day with a stiff breeze blowing across the
After two hard-fought days of qualification, the last 32 men are now in place and all 16 first-round matches will take place during another busy day of competition at the Sports Training Village at the University of Bath. Number one seed Tom Kocevar-Desman of Slovenia will start his title bid against Germany’s Tom Schonenberg, while
It was an action-packed day on the tennis courts at the University of Bath Sports Training Village on Monday as the Aegon GB Pro-Series Event got into full swing. The men, got the week-long international professional event under way on Monday, returning for the third qualifying round of their $15K tournament while the women began their bid to earn
The women’s winter league for rugby league season began on 25 October so last weekend was the third week of fixtures. The league is made up of two divisions and this season Division Two welcomed three new teams: East Leeds (pictured above), Odsal, Hunslet, Hull and Liverpool University, it will be very interesting tracking their progress throughout the
The draw for the first round proper of the SSE Women’s FA Cup was made this afternoon: Tranmere Rovers or Steel City Wanderers v Whitley Bay Women Morecambe v Chester-Le-Street Town Mossley Hill v Liverpool Marshall Feds Peterborough Northern Star v Burton Albion or Radcliffe Olympic Long Eaton United v Wolverhampton Wanderers Nettleham or Leicester City
Investec Women’s Cup Barnes 1 – 0 Chelmsford Teddy Middlebrook 18 FG Ben Rhydding 4 – 2 Loughborough Students Tanisha Janzen 15 PC Jo Ellis 45 PC Laura Smith 55 FG Rachel Doherty 64 PC Ellie Tait 24 FG Madeleine Newlyn 70 FG Boots 0 – 8 Bowdon
Women’s FA Cup Sunday 8 November 2015 1 Whitley Bay Women 1-0 Woolton 2 Chester-Le-Street Town 3-1 Brighouse Town 3 Morecambe 6-3 Hartlepool United 4 Mossley Hill 4-2 Blackburn Community Sports Club 5 Middlesbrough 1-3 Liverpool Marshall Feds 6 Tranmere Rovers P-P Steel City Wanderers 7 Burton Albion P-P Radcliffe Olympic 8 The New Saints
This Saturday, Richmond hosted Bristol Ladies, for a muddy game under floodlights. With a large crowd, including many who had come to watch the men’s London Scottish game beforehand, Richmond defended their winning streak. They remain undefeated this season, and still sit at the top of the premiership league. The first try came from Richmond
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