England U18 Women name 6 Nations Festival Squad

Head coach James Cooper and assistant coach Oli Perry have selected their England U18 Women’s 29-player squad for the 2026 U18 Six Nations Festival at Wellington College. Cooper’s England side face Wales Thursday 2nd April to open their tournament in Berkshire. All fixtures will be streamed live on the Six Nations U20 YouTube channel. Captaincy

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Source: Somerset CCC

Niamh Holland commits her future to Somerset

Somerset all rounder Niamh Holland has committed her future to the Club by signing a contract extension until at least the end of the 2029 season. The 21-year-old all-rounder from Langport made her Somerset debut in 2019 and was part of the side that won the T20 Division Two title. She was also a member

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Source: RFU

O2 Presents: Arlo Parks X Red Roses

Mercury Prize-winning artist Arlo Parks and England Women’s Rugby team collaborate on an original spoken word film celebrating unapologetic strength The Red Roses – 2025 Rugby World Cup winners and current World Rugby Number 1s  – and Mercury Prize–winning artist Arlo Parks have today launched O2 Presents: Red Roses x Arlo Parks – an original

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Source: 6 Nations Rugby

Women’s Six Nations Guarantees Global Visibility

The 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations is primed to resume its role as a leading momentum driver in the women’s game, when fixtures get underway on the April 11th. This year’s edition of the Championship will visit bigger stadiums, set new ticket sales and attendance records, and guarantees global visibility for the sport through major

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England Netball Awarded Heritage Fund Grant

England Netball has announced that it has been awarded funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to celebrate, preserve and share the rich heritage of netball across England. Made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players, the funding will support a wide- ranging programme of activity designed to safeguard netball’s history while inspiring

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Source: World Rugby

Wales Six Nations squad announced

Head coach Sean Lynn has named nine uncapped players in his 38 player Wales squad for the 2026 Women’s Six Nations. Forwards: Gwenllian Pyrs Maisie Davies Katherine Baverstock Stella Orrin Sisilia Tuipulotu Donna Rose Elan Jones Jenni Scoble Kelsey Jones Molly Reardon Carys Phillips Kendall Waudby Gwen Crabb Tilly Vucaj Alaw Pyrs Natalia John Kate

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