England Women Under 20s ran in eight tries in an emphatic 44-0 win over the Army at the Army Rugby Stadium in Aldershot. In their first match of 2018, Jo Yapp’s side had to withstand driving rain and wind throughout the game which made playing conditions difficult. The breakthrough came at the seventh minute as wing
Barrow Island Ladies are looking to increase their squad for the upcoming women’s rugby league season. If you are interested in joining this friendly group and are over 16 then please either go along to their training session on Tuesdays between 6.30 and 8pm at the Barrow Island Rugby Ground at Ostley Bank or email
England Women U20 head coach Jo Yapp today named her starting 15 for the England Women U20 team’s first friendly fixture of the 2017/2018 season against the Army at the Army Rugby Stadium, Aldershot on Wednesday 14th February, K.O. 7:00pm. Emma Uren (Saracens Women) captains the side with 13 players set to make their England
Here are the results of this weekend’s elite women’s rugby matches beginning with the Women’s Six Nations: Women’s Six Nations – Round 2 Saturday 10 February 2018 England Women 52 – 0 Wales Women Scotland Women 3 – 26 France Women Sunday 11 February 2018 Ireland
Despite the terrible weather five games did take place in the WRLA, here are the results and scorers: Stanningley 10 Wigan 4 Stanningley tries: Rachel Barker 2 Stanningley kicks: Sarah Gaines 1 Stanningley Player of the match: Rachel Barker Wigan tries: Becky Greenfield 1 Wigan Player of the match: Becky Greenfield Huddersfield 20 West Leeds
England Women made it two wins from two in the 2018 Six Nations as they secured a bonus-point 52-0 victory over Wales at the Twickenham Stoop. England were ahead inside the opening 10 minutes when Poppy Cleall crossed following a succession of pick and drives by the forwards. Abigail Dow crossed for England’s second, before
Last year was a bumper year for women’s sport and both interest and participation is growing. Women’s rugby league in particular is seeing welcome growth and this year in the women’s Super League there will be new teams as clubs dominant in the male game open their doors to female teams. For the first time
England Women head coach Simon Middleton has named his match-day 23 ahead of the Red Roses’ Six Nations Test against Wales at Twickenham Stoop on Saturday 10th February (KO 12:15pm, live Sky Sports Action and Sky Sports Mix). Middleton makes five changes, two positional, to the side that defeated Italy 7 – 42 at Stadio
Ireland Women’s Head Coach Adam Griggs has named the Ireland Women’s team, sponsored by Aon, to take on their Italian counterparts on Sunday, 11th February, in Donnybrook for their first home game of the 2018 Women’s 6 Nations.Griggs has made two changes to his first XV from their opening game against France last weekend.Katie Fitzhenry,
Wales have named their team for this Saturday’s visit to the Twickenham Stoop to face England in the Women’s Six Nations (12:15). Experienced duo Elinor Snowsill (fullback) and Sioned Harries (number eight), fresh from their outing in the Super 7s Rugby competition in Brisbane, come straight into the starting line-up. Harries will earn her 50th
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