Here are the results from the first round of the WRLA Winter League: Premier Division Keighley 20 Stanningley 23 Featherstone 60 Thornhill 8 South Leeds Spartans 4 Huddersfield 30 Division One Odsal 28 Cutsyke 8 Leeds Uni 4 Dearne Valley 48 Liverpool University Ladies v Thatto Heath – Postponed Orrell St James v Lindley Swifts
On Sunday 21 October the Women’s Rugby League Winter League springs into action this year with more teams than ever as the growth in the women’s game continues. This season 19 teams will be competing, which is great news for the Winter League and for grass roots rugby. WRLA Chairman Steve Manning said: “This Sunday will
The England Women’s head coach Craig Richards has selected ten uncapped players in his 20-player squad to face France in Carcassonne on Saturday, October 27th (KO 1.00pm BST/2.00pm CEST). Among those gaining their caps are 16-year-old Caitlin Beevers, who made her debut for Leeds Rhinos in April this year. Caitlin scored in the Rhinos Women’s Challenge Cup
Sunday 16th September – Women’s Rugby League – Super League Bradford Bulls 32 – 10 Featherstone Rovers Castleford Tigers 20 – 32 Leeds Rhinos York City Knights 6 – 38 Wigan Warriors Women’s Rugby League – Championship Oulton Raidettes 12 – 10 Hull FC Wigan St Patricks 8 – 32 Leigh Miners Rangers Barrow 16 –
Women’s Rugby League results from 9th September 2018. Super League Round 12 Wigan Warriors 10 Castleford Tigers 12; Featherstone Rovers 12 York City Knights 20; Championship Round 12 Oulton Raidettes 46 Wigan St Patricks 4; Hull FC 34 Widnes Viking’s 14; Barrow 6 Wakefield Trinity 42; Under 19s Round 5 Castleford Tigers U19s 12 Leeds
Women’s Championship Origin – At Millpond Stadium, Featherstone Lions – Saturday 1st September Wakefield Trinity Ladies stand off Lisa Taylor captained the Yorkshire County select to victory on Saturday where they beat Lancashire 28-6. Trinity team mates Dani Swain and Jess Matthews were also selected for the game with Swain offering her team lots of go forward at Prop.
The All-Party Parliamentary Rugby League Group has wished all participating teams well ahead of the double-header Women’s Challenge Shield and Challenge Cup Finals this weekend (Saturday 4 August). The finals will be held at the Halliwell Jones stadium, home of Warrington Wolves, as part of the RFL’s ongoing campaign in partnership with clubs, Foundations and
Women’s Rugby League fixtures for 12th and 13th August 2018 Super League: 12th August 2018 Bradford Bulls v Castleford Tigers, 2 PM; Featherstone Rovers v St Helens, 2 PM; Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors, 2 PM; York City Knights – BYE; Championship 1: 12th August 2018 Brighouse Rangers v East Leeds, 2 PM; Dewsbury Celtic v
Women’s Rugby League results Sunday 8 July 2018 Super League – Round 9 Leeds Rhinos 70 Featherstone Rovers 6; St Helens 42 Bradford Bulls 12; Castleford Tigers 40 York City Knights 10; Friendly Nottingham Outlaws 26 Dearne Valley 6
Wakefield Trinity Ladies remain unbeaten with 6 wins from 6 in the Women’s Championship, grinding out a steely 14-4 victory overs hosts Oulton Raidettes. The Round 6 clash was always going to be an close contest as the 1st and 2nd placed teams faced off at Raider Park. It was Wakefield who started the brighter
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