Stina Blackstenius inspired Sweden to WU19 EURO glory on Monday beating Spain by 3-1 to take the trophy. Blackstenius scored two first half goals at a time when Spain were dominating possession and set up a late one to seal the game and win Sweden the title. Blacksenius also claimed for herself the top scorer
England Women’s and LCB Thunder’s Kate Cross (pictured above with England Captain Charlotte Edwards) has signed for Brisbane Heat to compete in the inaugural Women’s Big Bash League in Australia. Kate along with Lauren Winfield (England Women and Yorkshire Women captain), will be the Heat’s inaugural international recruits for the new T20 league in the
Charlotte Edwards: “This Women’s Ashes series is still wide open – there is a long way to go yet.” Score after three Royal London Women’s Ashes ODIs: England 2 – 4 Australia England women’s captain Charlotte Edwards has said that her side will be quick to look ahead to the Kia Women’s Test match in
England women v Australia women – 3rd Royal London Women’s Ashes One-Day International, New Road, Worcester England will have to come from behind if they are to retain the Women’s Ashes after Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry combined to secure a comfortable Australia victory in the last of the three-match Royal London ODI series in
England players Victoria Fleetwood and Abbie Brown (pictured above) have been awarded central contracts from the Rugby Football Union for the forthcoming season. The duo join a squad of 17 players from last season who have had their contracts renewed. A 20th and final member of the squad will be confirmed shortly. Fleetwood and Brown
On Sunday Thatto Heath St Helens were on the road to Normanton Knights and it was the travelling side who battled to a 42-0 win. Thatto’s Lizzie Gladman and Tara Stanley both crossed for two tries each, Stanley added a further four conversions. Chloe Hammond, Naomi Williams and Sammie Simpson all also scored one try
Source: TRFCThurrocks invitational ladies 7s outfit The Thunderbirds were in action again this weekend playing at the prestigious Find Rugby Now tournament at Wasps RFC. Sponsored locally by Wallis Teagan and World Freight and playing for BreakThroughBreastCancer they eventually came 3rd on a highly competitive day in West London. Having secured wins versus their old
England women v Australia women – 3rd Royal London Women’s Ashes One-Day International, New Road, Worcester – reserve day information As a result of heavy rainfall in Worcester today the 3rd Royal London Women’s One-Day International between England and Australia was abandoned, and will now be played in its entirety tomorrow, Monday 27th July, at New
Chelsea missed out on a return to the top of the table tonight and their loss to Manchester City means they slip to 3rd in the WSL1 table. Meanwhile Arsenal climb to 2nd behind Sunderland on goal difference. Birmingham earned themselves a well needed win over Liverpool. In the WSL2 Yeovil moved to within 4
Kate Holmes goal enough to give England victory over India Coach Craig Keegan praises his team’s skill in reaching the bronze medal match India again tomorrow as England bid for bronze at Six Nations Tournament in Breda A second-half strike from Kate Holmes proved enough for England Under-23 Women to beat India in the Six
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