A scintillating first day of action at Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018 in San Francisco saw hosts USA progress to the women’s semi-finals in fine style much to the delight of a highly engaged home crowd of over 25,000 who created an electric atmosphere in the iconic AT&T Park. USA will face reigning champions New
England Women Sevens ended day one of the Rugby World Cup Sevens in San Francisco with a 59-0 victory over Mexico and will face China in the Challenge semi-final at 6.14pm (BST) on Saturday 21 July. Earlier on the opening day of the tournament England were defeated 14-19 by Ireland which meant that they were
Sixteen women’s and 24 men’s captains lined up side-by-side today in front of San Francisco’s iconic Bay Bridge ahead of the highly anticipated Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018. Over 95,000 fans are expected to attend across three days of high octane rugby sevens action at AT&T Park, which this week has been transformed from it’s
England Women U20 head coach Jo Yapp has announced a 26-player squad to travel to Canada in August. England Women U20 will face Canada Women U20 twice and USA Women U20 once during the three-match series. The three games will be available live online via www.rugby.ca. Of the 26 players selected, there are three new
England Women Sevens head coach James Bailey has named his 12-player squad for the Rugby World Cup Sevens which will take place in San Francisco on 20-22 July. Abbie Brown captains an experienced side that includes six Olympians and nine members of the Team England squad that won bronze at the recent Gold Coast Commonwealth
Women’s Rugby League results Sunday 8 July 2018 Super League – Round 9 Leeds Rhinos 70 Featherstone Rovers 6; St Helens 42 Bradford Bulls 12; Castleford Tigers 40 York City Knights 10; Friendly Nottingham Outlaws 26 Dearne Valley 6
World Rugby has announced the schedule for the women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2019. Rugby sevens continues to engage global audiences and break new ground. The men’s and women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2018 saw record-breaking fan engagement figures with more than 120 million video views, a 60 per cent increase on 2017.
England Women Sevens were beaten 7-39 by Ireland in the bronze final at Rugby Europe Women’s Sevens Grand Prix Series in Marcoussis, France to finish fourth overall. Earlier in the day England beat Wales 26-14 in the quarter-final but lost to Russia 14-36 in the semi-final. In the pool stages on day one, England beat
James Bailey has named his 12-player squad for the opening round of the 2018 Rugby Europe Women’s Sevens Grand Prix Series in Marcoussis, France on 29-30 June. The tournament, which will be live streamed on RugbyEurope.tv, is the first of two competitions that make up the European series, culminating in Kazan, Russia in September. Natasha
With pre-season well underway ahead of the second Tyrrell’s Premier 15s season, Richmond women are delighted to confirm a new-look coaching setup, with Jonathan Griffin signing on as head coach, and being joined by five key members. After finishing strongly in their first Premier 15s season, Richmond will be hoping to compete at the upper
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