England Women finished fourth in the opening round of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Dubai having lost 17-14 to Russia in the Bronze Final. England came through the opening day to qualify for the Cup play offs but the side’s inexperience began to show, losing out to Olympic gold medallists and eventual tournament runners-up
Both Bristol Ladies teams are back in action this weekend at Cleve RFC as we play host to Worcester Valkyries and Teddington Ladies. The 1st XV see the return of the international players this week, as Bern, Molloy, Cleall, Moore, Snowsill and Jones all return to the starting line up. Kayleigh Armstrong earns another Premiership
HSBC Dubai Women’s 7s 1-2 December 2016 : Pools and Fixtures Pool A: Australia, USA, Russia, South Africa Pool B: New Zealand, France, Fiji, Ireland Pool C: Canada, England, Spain, Brazil Thursday 1st December 2016 – Pool Games Kick off:12:00 Match 1 England 7S 31-7 Spain 7S Kick off:12:22 Match 2 Canada 7S 26-19 Brazil 7S Kick
Las Vegas will host the third round of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series on 3-4 March, 2017.For the third time in 2016-17, the men’s and women’s series will run side by side as the Sam Boyd Stadium in Nevada plays host to the world’s best sevens players. The announcement brings the number of rounds
Sunday ( 27th Nov) saw a very depleted Hull Wyke ladies team take a trip to Bradford, the team made the trip down the M62 with only 14 girls available for the game. The game started with both sides making errors within the first few minutes but it was the home side who settled quickest
Bristol Ladies fell to their first defeat of the season on Sunday, as they traveled away to Aylesford Ladies playing in a late kick off at The Stoop. It was always going to be a tough fixture with a large number of players unavailable for selection due to international duties, however Bristol were confident in
Worcester Valkyries scrum-half Bianca Blackburn has picked up the Worcestershire County Council Player of the Month award for October. The winner, which is chosen by the coaches, was presented the award by Cllr Richard Udall ahead of Saturday’s game with Richmond Women at Sixways. Valkyries Director of Rugby Donna Kennedy said: “We’re pleased to announced
Rugby league coaches and managers came together in Yorkshire to organise an exciting programme of county games for U16 girls. The series kicked off on 13 November at East Leeds ARLFC with a team from Central Yorkshire taking to the field against Wigan St Judes. Central Yorkshire won the game 26-22. Yesterday the team from Central Yorkshire travelled
Worcester Valkyries produced an impressive performance to secure an eight-try, bonus-point victory over Richmond Women in the Women’s Premiership at Sixways on Saturday. First-half tries from Shona Powell-Hughes, Ceri Large, Alexia Mavroudis and a brace from Bianca Blackburn gave Valkyries a healthy 31-10 lead at the break. A brace of tries from Samantha Bree and
Here are the results from the women’s Premiership, Championship North 1 and Championship South 1 games that took place this weekend. Women’s Premiership – Sunday 27 November 2016 Aylesford Bulls Ladies 51 – 5 Bristol Ladies Wasps Ladies 34 – 22 Darlington Mowden Park Ladies Saturday 26th November Worcester Valkyries Ladies 50 –
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