Here are the results from today’s (Sunday 5 March) Championship North 1 and South 1 games on the day that Thurrock Ladies were once again confirmed League Champions after their convincing win over Richmond Ladies II: Women’s Championship North 1 Firwood Waterloo Ladies 29 – 15 Lichfield Ladies II Novocastrians Ladies 14 – 21
Unfortunately weather has caused Winter League matches to be cancelled today resulting in Liverpool conceding to Odsal and Hull conceding to East Leeds. This left just two matches taking place: Division One Wigan 72 Thornhill 0 Wigan try scorers: Robyn Birchall, Naomi Williams x 3, Armani Sharrock x 2, Chloe Hammond, Charlotte Foley, Simone Walley,
England Women were beaten in the final of the Challenge Trophy, losing 10-0 to Spain at the Las Vegas Sevens. The side struggled to overcome their tough opening day pool which featured the series’ leading two sides and tournament finalists, New Zealand and Australia, as well as Brazil. In Saturday’s final, Spain opened the scoring
Manchester Thunder clocked up their first win of the season with a hard-fought victory over Sirens. The Thunder rumbled and the Sirens came but the home side managed to silence the noise and take a much-needed victory in front of a vocal sold-out crowd. Thunder came out of the blocks at break-neck speed, firing themselves
East Grinstead beat play-off rivals Clifton Robinsons 2-1 as their bid for the top four gathered pace in the Investec Women’s Premier Division on Saturday. The two sides started the day level on 25 points along with the University of Birmingham, and it was the visitors who struck first through Lucy Bairner (pictured) after six
Great Britain’s Olivia Green and Spain’s Cristian Chamizo started their seasons in fine style by claiming victories at the GB Youth International in Solihull yesterday (Saturday 4th March). The competition, hosted in Solihull by Pentathlon GB, was the first youth international event of the year and saw over 50 athletes from across Europe competing. In
New Zealand sit proudly atop the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series table after three tournaments as the Black Ferns Sevens put in a consistent display over the course of two days to win the USA Sevens in Las Vegas. In the final, New Zealand never looked in trouble against Olympic champions Australia, racking up
Canada and New Zealand will go into Saturday’s Cup quarter-finals unbeaten after some imposing performances on day one of the HSBC USA Sevens in Las Vegas. Ghislaine Landry’s Canada were particularly dominant, beating Russia 34-7, Argentina 38-7 and France 21-7, backing up their victorious performance in Sydney and laying down a marker for their rivals
England Women won their final pool game against Brazil at the Las Vegas sevens, having earlier lost to Australia and New Zealand. England made a strong start against Brazil with Emily Wood scoring England’s first try finishing off Jo Richardson-Watmore’s break on the right wing, which Alice Richardson-Watmore converted in the opening minute. Natasha Brennan
Manchester Thunder will look to kickstart a winning run at their first Superleague home game of the season on Saturday. The Black and Yellows have endured a difficult start to the season, losing their opening two games, although both matches were played on the road. Despite two strong performances, Thunder were unable to sustain their
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