World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series – Amsterdam – 22 May 2015 – Results Day 1: 22 May 2015 11.20 Australia 29-7 Russia 11.42 England 56-0 China 12.04 New Zealand 32-0 Fiji 12.26 USA 26-7 South Africa 12.48 Canada 29-0 Spain 13.10 France 12-5 Netherlands 14.04 Australia 48-0 China 14.26 England 40-5 Russia 14.48 New Zealand 31-7 South Africa 15.10 USA 36-14 Fiji 15.32 Canada 34-10 Netherlands
University of Bath student Sam Courty won two gold medals and a silver when she represented the GB Rowing Team during a successful weekend at the 2015 International Huegel Regatta in Essen, Germany. It capped a memorable week for the 22-year-old, who also handed in her final assignment for her Sports & Exercise course. She teamed
Middlesex women won the first ever Pemberton Greenish London Cup, beating Surrey by 26 runs, at the Kia Oval on Monday evening. The Cup match began at 5.30pm; Surrey won the toss and put Middlesex in to bat. Despite getting off to a poor start and losing a wicket off the second ball, Middlesex batted steadily
England Women’s coach Chris Chapman has named his 20-player squad for the forthcoming two-match Test series against France. England will play their French counterparts on Wednesday June 17 (6.30pm) in Tonneins and then at Biganos on Saturday June 20 (6.30pm). The England Women’s squad features 12 players in line to make their international debuts. England
World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series – Amsterdam – 22 and 23 May 2015 Pools: A: New Zealand, USA, Fiji, South Africa B: Australia, England, Russia, China C: Canada, France, Spain, Netherlands Day 1: 22 May 2015 11.20 Australia v Russia 11.42 England v China 12.04 New Zealand v Fiji 12.26 USA v South Africa 12.48
The Rugby Football Union has today announced that Scott Bemand and Matt Ferguson have been appointed to the roles of England Women’s XVs Lead Coach and Assistant Coach respectively. Former England and Premiership scrum-half Bemand and Premiership coach Ferguson will report directly to Simon Middleton who was named overall Head Coach of both the XVs
Three teams will book their places at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games this weekend during the final round of the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Amsterdam. With the series title race also to be decided at the two-day tournament on Friday and Saturday, it promises to be highly-competitive and compelling viewing. New Zealand became
In-form Jazmin Sawyers continued her winning run by beating Olympic champion Jessica Ennis-Hill in the long jump in front of a 3,000 thousand-strong crowd at the 57th annual Loughborough International Athletics Match. Sawyers – who does some of her training at the University of Bath – claimed victory for England with a leap of 6.29m, following
In a very competitive and hugely entertaining game, which was a great advert for women’s rugby league, Bradford Thunderbirds overcame a battling Thatto Heath 22-18 to move into first place in the Premier League. Bradford started the game well and raced into a 12-0 lead. The opening try was scored by Amy Hardcastle who used
Great Britain Women’s Head Coach Danny Kerry has named a squad of 18 athletes ahead of the World League Semi Final in Valencia from 10-21 June 2015. Great Britain will play hosts Spain in their opening pool game before facing Argentina, Canada and China to complete the group phase of the competition, with a place
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