This weekend sees just two matches, involving sides who were caught out either by Covid-19 or by the more mundane rain. They are G-H and DMPDS and the two Ss (glad I learned my alphabet when young). Gloucester-Hartpury are the club closest to the average in the league table with a points difference of -9,
World Rugby’s decision to delay the World Cup for a year is now formally accepted World Rugby has announced a package of over £2 million which ‘will focus on providing teams with international competition’ to help nations prepare for next year’s World Cup. We must hope that these monies will aim more widely. What the
Royal London, the mutual life, pensions and investment company, is in conversation with the British and Irish Lions Board about the feasibility of mounting a first women’s tour. I presented my views on the subject when it first reared its head back in 2019. Then, as no further news was forthcoming, I took matters into
Wasps v Exeter Chiefs This was a quite palpitating contest at Twyford Avenue as the two teams competed for the all-important fourth position in the table. With seventy minutes already on the clock Wasps’ last pass failed to find its target as they swept over the line. Even then the referee had an earnest conversation
It was a tough day in the office for the black and gold army falling short to visitors, Exeter Chiefs, by just two points in a nail biting match fought down to the last minute. It was Wasps who opened the game with a stunning run from winger, Quansah, to score on the left wing
Last week saw a momentous event at Twyford avenue when Wasps beat Saracen’s in a nail biting performance- the first win over the north London team in over three years. Premier 15s man of the match, Meg Jones, stole the show for the first half securing 11 points for the team- just one short of
Harlequins Women Head Coach Gerard Mullen has named his side to take on Gloucester-Hartpury as they look to make it three wins on the bounce in the Allianz Premier 15s. Two changes in the pack see Chloe Edwards come in at tighthead after a series of strong performances and England international Amy Cokayne return from
World Cup news has overshadowed the weekly routine of the AP 15s. But life goes on Things are hotting up nicely The traditional Top 2, Sarries and Quins, have now suffered five losses between them. FIVE. That marks a step-change in the brief history of the league. The leading positions look like this: Table
Andrea Di Giandomenico has announced the names of 26 players to meet up for training in preparation for the Six Nations: Sara BARATTIN (Arredissima Villorba, 95 caps) Lucia CAMMARANO (Rugby Belve Neroverdi, 24 caps) Giulia CAVINA (CUS Milan, uncapped) Giulia CERATO (Valsugana Rugby Padova, 5 caps) Alyssa D’INCA ‘(Arredissima Villorba, uncapped) Giordana DUCA (Valsugana Rugby
Five women’s and four men’s rounds scheduled in HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2021 Hong Kong, Dubai and Cape Town to host joint men’s and women’s events Series kicks off with back-to-back women’s rounds in Paris on 15-16 and 22-23 May Discussions continuing towards addition of men’s events in London and Vancouver World Rugby providing
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