Women’s Premier League – League & Cup Results 4th December 2016 Northern Division – Cup Stoke City Ladies 1 – 1 Liverpool Marshall Feds (Pen 2-4, HT 1-0) Birmingham & West Midlands Ladies 0 – 3 Leicester City Womens Bradford City Womens 0 – 1 Blackburn Rovers Ladies Guiseley Vixens Women
Here are the results from this weekend’s Women’s Premiership, Women’s Championship North 1 and Women’s Championship South 1 for games 3rd and 4th December 2016. Sunday 4th December Women’s Premiership Bristol Ladies 34 – 10 Worcester Valkyries Ladies Darlington Mowden Park 15 – 29 Aylesford Bulls Ladies Richmond Ladies 10 – 52 Saracens Ladies
The England Roses lost out to Jamaica 57-64 in the final game of their three-match Vitality Netball International Series on Sunday evening in Coventry. A capacity crowd of over 4,000 fans packed into the Ricoh Arena and following an astonishing eight-goal turnaround at three-quarter time, they were hoping England would finish the job and seal
Here are the results from today’s WRLA Cup matches, there were Byes for: Odsal, East Leeds, Stanningley and Thornhill. Liverpool have withdrawn from the Cup so presumably Wigan will also get a Bye. Hunslet 18 Hull 10 Hunslet try scorers: Anita Sharrock 2, Erica Zanre 1 Hunslet goal kicks: Gail Johnson 3 Hunslet Player of the
One award at the FA Women’s Football Awards really captured my imagination; not only is the concept a brilliant one, I cannot for the life of me understand why it hasn’t been done before. The award was the #WeCanPlay Participation Award which went to the COGs (Crawley Town Old Girls) a football initiative aimed at
Jake Samuel, James Morrissey, James Odagi and Jan Gosiewski are the latest University of Bath students who will be helping to enrich the lives of young Africans through the power of sport, leadership and education. The quartet have been selected for the inspirational Volunteer Zambia project, which is now in its 12th year and sees
The Belle Vue crowd came to Manchester ready to get behind their Roses, urging them to level this series 1-all. At 2-1, it was Jamaica with a turnover but Jhaniele Fowler-Reid missed a close range effort to give England possession back. An incredible interception from Beth Cobden wasn’t converted by the Roses and a second
Team GB’s hockey gold medallists were the big winners at the inaugural Team GB Awards last night with the squad picking up three of the five categories. Danny Kerry won Coach of the Year while the BBC Moment of the Games and the publically voted Great Britain’s Choice Award, presented by Aldi, both went to
Australia and New Zealand played out yet another thrilling final in Dubai as the Black Ferns Sevens claimed the first round of the 2016-17 HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series. In front of a packed house at The Sevens Stadium, New Zealand took revenge for their Olympic final defeat, dominating their rivals to win 17-5. Australia
England Women finished fourth in the opening round of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Dubai having lost 17-14 to Russia in the Bronze Final. England came through the opening day to qualify for the Cup play offs but the side’s inexperience began to show, losing out to Olympic gold medallists and eventual tournament runners-up
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