Following the conclusion of the 2016 Women’s Six Nations Championship here is a round up of scores, the final table and the point scorers. There’s no question that the tournament is getting closer and next year promises to be closer still. We are very grateful to the RBS 6 Nations for all the information they have
England Women’s dream of landing the 2016 Six Nations Grand Slam ended in heartbreak on Friday night when the side lost 17-12 to France in a winner-takes-all decider. The French walked away from the Stade de la Rabine, Vannes, as Six Nations champions after holding off England in a hard fought victory. England will finish
Scotland Women Head Coach Shade Munro has selected a settled squad for the match against Ireland Women at Donnybrook this Sunday (20 March, kick-off 1pm) – live on Irish Rugby TV. All 23 players retain their positions for their 2016 Women’s Six Nations finale in Dublin, following the physical encounter against France at Broadwood Stadium
The Ireland Women’s side, sponsored by Aon, has been named to face Scotland in their fifth and final 2016 Six Nations fixture on Sunday in Donnybrook. Head Coach Tom Tierney’s side shows several changes to the team that beat Italy 14-3 last week at the Dublin 4 venue. Experienced captain Niamh Briggs reverts from centre
Wales Women’s head coach Rhys Edwards has made four changes and two positional switches for Sunday’s Six Nations finale against Italy at the Talbot Athletic Ground (KO 2pm). Adi Taviner and Kerin Lake replace Dyddgu Hywel and Elinor Snowsill in the backs while Amy Evans and Siwan Lillicrap come in for Catrin Edwards and Rebecca
England Women Lead Coach Scott Bemand has named his squad to take on France and seek to land the Six Nations Grand Slam on Friday night. England are four from four in the Six Nations but with France two points behind in second, there is all to play for at the Stade de la Rabine
Here is the RBS 6 Nations’ preview of the final weekend of the tournament. FRANCE v ENGLAND France Women’s only defeat in the Six Nations this season was 8-10 to Wales at Neath in round 3. France Women have won their last nine home games in the tournament since England beat them in Paris in
England Women 20 – 13 Wales Women England Women captain Sarah Hunter could not contain her excitement after setting up a Grand Slam decider against France in Vannes by beating Wales at Twickenham Stoop on Saturday. The World Champions have not won a Grand Slam or a Women’s Six Nations title since 2012, but Ceri
England Women held off a determined Wales to land a 20-13 victory at the Stoop on Saturday. This puts England at four from four for the 2016 Six Nations, landing the side the Triple Crown, with just France left to play next Friday. The home team dominated from the start and a driving maul from the
The Ireland Women’s side, sponsored by Aon, has been named for their fourth Six Nations fixture against Italy on Sunday in Donnybrook. Head Coach Tom Tierney has made a number of changes from the last outing against England and it will be a new look side that will run out in Donnybrook on Sunday. There
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