World Rugby unveils evolved SVNS model

World Rugby continues to be fully committed to rugby sevens as a key driver of global fan and participation growth New three-level SVNS model designed to tackle shifting media and sports trends, enhancing appeal for fans and hosts Devolved hosting model enables scalable, cost-effective event delivery and increased competitiveness Clearer, faster pathway from regional competition

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Source: New Zealand Rugby

Black Ferns squad confirmed for Pacific Four Series

Black Ferns selectors Allan Bunting, Tony Christie, Steve Jackson, Dan Cron and Riki Flutey have named a 33-strong squad for the upcoming Pacific Four Series in May. Three players are in-line to make their Black Ferns debut, Veisinia Mahutariki-Fakalelu (prop), Vici-Rose Green (hooker) and Braxton Sorensen-McGee (fullback). Mahutariki-Fakalelu, an emerging powerhouse, was part of the

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Source: Harlequins

Wing Beth Wilcock renews with Harlequins Women

Harlequins are excited to confirm that Beth Wilcock has extended her stay with the Club ahead of the 25/26 season. Wing Wilcock made her 50th appearance for Quins against Exeter earlier this season and has scored 15 tries since making her first team debut in 2019. A talented back, who is a constant threat in

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Source: Barclays

25,000 free footballs to be given away

Let’s keep the nation playing the beautiful game. Because there’s no football without grassroots football. For the past 25 years, Barclays has proved itself as the leading brand in football time and time again. Its work began with the Premier League 25 years ago, where it remains the Official Banking Partner. The bank has since made

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Source: World Rugby

Sarah Massey appointed Director of Sport for BOA

Sarah Massey has been appointed as Director of Sport for the British Olympic Association (BOA) and will join the organisation in January 2026 following the conclusion of her current role as Managing Director of the Women’s Rugby World Cup England 2025. Sarah will join the BOA’s senior leadership team ahead of the Milano Cortina 2026

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Source: Women’s 6 Nations

Review of the 2025 Six Nations – Part Two

“If it ain’t broke” Does the 2025 version of the Six Nations mean that it needs a revamp? My initial reaction is to say no. The current pattern looks like this: England win all their matches; France win all theirs except against England; the other four fight tooth and nail, to provide the really tight

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