Harlequins Women have announced the arrival of Irish international Aoife Wafer. The 22-year-old joins the Club with a stellar resume, having been named as the Guinness Women’s Six Nations Player of the Championship for 2025, after also being nominated in 2024. She was also named in the 2024 World Rugby XVs Team of the Year
The Six Nations Women’s Summer Series offers a new step on the women’s rugby development pathway, with 14 graduates from the first edition of the event going on to play in the 2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations The 2025 Women’s Summer Series will take place at the Centre for Sporting Excellence in Ystrad Mynach, Wales, with
Pacific Four, Round Three Jo Yapp has published her team to face Canada in the last round of the Pacific Four series (see lists below). The good news is that Georgina Friedrichs is fit to play, despite receiving what a disciplinary committee deemed “glancing blows” to the head from an American boot, but which the
Harlequins Women have announced that they are excited to confirm the signing of Scottish international wing Coreen Grant. Grant joins from London rivals Saracens, where she made 47 appearances, scoring 16 tries across six seasons in North London. An environmental journalist outside of rugby, Grant made her Scotland debut in 2021 and featured for her
News breaks that 38 Eagles are receiving full contracts for the run-up period to the World Cup in August- September. This is very welcome, as rugby matches between professionals and amateurs are not a good look. The difficulties facing unions who want to help their players to the maximum are made clear in this statement.
Harlequins are delighted to confirm the arrival of scrum-half Lucy Burgess from Bristol Bears. Originally hailing from London, Burgess made over 100 appearances during her time with the Bears, crossing for 14 tries. Burgess proved herself to be a livewire scrum-half during her time in Bear Country and has shown that she is one of
The action that brought Kelter’s red card has caused a storm of comment around the world of rugby. The Disciplinary Committee has reached its verdict: a three-match ban. This reflects a widespread concern that the outcome would be far less than the action deserved. You can read the full version of the deliberations at: https://www.world.rugby/news/1000102/disciplinary-update-alev-kelter-usa.
With less than 100 days to go until the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup kicks off in England, excitement is building in the Springbok Women’s camp as they continue their preparations in Stellenbosch. Veteran prop and national team leader Babalwa Latsha has expressed confidence and optimism as the squad sharpens its focus ahead of the
Harlequins Women have confirmed the arrival of Scottish international Fi McIntosh. McIntosh joins from London rivals Saracens, where she made 50 appearances, including starting in the North Londoners’ 2021/ 2022 Premier15s final victory over Exeter. The second-row captained Saracens in their 2022/ 23 Allianz Cup campaign and made her international debut for Scotland against England
England U20 Women’s head coach LJ Lewis has named her 33-player squad for this week’s training camp at Loughborough University. The Women’s Pathway side convene in the Midlands following on from a 50-17 loss in Marcoussis to Springbok Senior Women in April. Lewis will be supported by fellow pathway staff Sarah McKenna (U20 Women assistant
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