Source: Harlequins

Harlequins Women Coach Gary Street to make Academy switch

Harlequins have confirmed that Gary Street, Co-Head Coach of the Harlequins Women’s team, has accepted the role of Harlequins Academy Coach Development Manager and DPP Coordinator, making the switch after four years with the Harlequins Women’s Programme. Street’s co-head coach Karen Findlay, Superintendent Taskforce in the MET Police, will be continuing with the programme in

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Source: Sales Sharks

Sale Sharks add Scotland scrum half Mhairi Grieve to their ranks

Sale Sharks Women have announced the signing of Scotland International scrum half Mhairi Grieve ahead of the clubs maiden Tyrrells Premier 15s campaign. 26-year-old Grieve, who has represented Scotland Women 18 times to date, previously played Sevens for her country before transferring to the 15-a-side game. Mhairi, who already has a wealth of experience within

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Source: Mike Lee KLC Fotos for World Rugby

Sir Bill Beaumont re-elected

Sir Bill Beaumont has been re-elected Chairman of World Rugby, to serve for four more years. He faced stiff opposition from Agustin Pichot, as heroic a figure in Argentinian rugby as Beaumont in English. The voting was 28 to 23. Bernard Laporte, head of French Rugby, was elected unopposed as vice-chair. Their combined strategy includes

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Source: Richmond FC

Richmond joins the Dons to offer support to the community

Richmond Rugby has joined forces with the ‘The Dons Local Action Group – The charitable arm of AFC Wimbledon’ in offering extensive support to the most vulnerable communities in South West London during the COVID-19 lockdown. This fantastic initiative, launched by The Dons Local Action Group, will see Richmond Rugby Community Department working alongside more

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Source: INPHO

The Team of the Decade

The ladiesrugbyclub.blogspot.com, the Italian site covering women’s rugby, recently posted the results of its call for votes to decide the Italy Team of the Decade. Here are the results: 15 MANUELA FURLAN                 81 14 MICHELA SILLARI                    55 13 MARIA

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Source: Mike Lee - KLC fotos for World Rugby

Fifteens and Sevens come almost toe to toe

World Rugby has confirmed the dates of the Rugby World Cup 2021. They remain as originally published: 18 September – 16 October. So the gap from the Tokyo Olympics amounts to less than seven weeks. At the end of March I wrote: ‘But the calendar looks hostile.’ And so it proves to be. We must

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