Source: Ainsley Bennett

Women’s Rugby League Weekly Round up 18th September

On Sunday in the Women’s Top Super Six Bradford Bulls Ladies beat Featherstone Rovers ladies 40-14. Bradford’s Charlotte Booth scored twice for the winners, and there were further tries for Jess Courtman, Amy Hardcastle, Kirsty Moroney, Shona Hoyle and Katie Whelan. Claire Garner added six successful goals. Featherstone’s Kayleigh Bulman scored twice and there was

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Source: Nottingham Trent

RFU announces university partnership

The Rugby Football Union (RFU) has announced a partnership with 15 universities across the country, pledging to invest two hundred and twenty thousand pounds into further strengthening the governing body’s commitment to supporting and growing the game within the higher education sector. Those university partners (listed below) will plan and deliver a rugby participation programme

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Source: Rikki Teml

Bristol Ladies v Aylesford Bulls preview

Sunday will see Bristol Ladies take on the new look Aylesford Bulls in the second round of the Women’s Premiership. Kick off is 2:45pm at Cleve RFC. The forwards are mostly unchanged, with strong performances last week seeing all eight keep their starting shirts. Acheson, named in the EPS squad yesterday, will be looking to cement this news with a competent display,

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Source: England Rugby

England announce Elite Women’s Squad for 2016/2017

England Women have announced the Elite Player Squad for the 2016/17 season, with 29 players awarded the first ever 15-a-side professional contracts. The 54-player squad is split into full-time, part-time, short-term and non-contracted players with 38 contracts awarded to date. Eight of the 12-player Team GB Olympic squad will return to the 15s programme this

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Source: AJB Photographic

Valkyries fall to defeat in Premiership opener

Worcester Valkyries fell to a 27-6 defeat in their Women’s Premiership opener against Aylesford Bulls Ladies at Sixways on Sunday. Three second-half tries were enough to seal victory for Aylesford after a tightly contested first-half. Early territory and possession showed great promise for the Valkyries when Captain Lisa Campbell showed her class running, at great

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