Source: England Rugby

Maggie Alphonsi to be Spirit of Rugby Ambassador

Maggie Alphonsi, former England Women’s player, Women’s Rugby World Cup Winner and TV personality has been announced as the official ambassador for the Spirit of Rugby. Click here to view a video message from Maggie. Spirit of Rugby is a nationwide RFU project aimed at increasing participation in rugby across England through creating new and innovative

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Source: World Rugby

University of Bath graduate Amy Wilson Hardy on song in Atlanta

University of Bath graduate Amy Wilson Hardy helped England Women finish a fine third in the World Rugby HSBC Women’s Sevens Series in Atlanta, United States, as the countdown to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games continued. The Bristol RFC centre, who completed an Integrated Mechanical and Electrical Engineering course last summer, gave England a flying

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Source: ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan

England finish 3rd at Atlanta 7s

England Women have finished third in the World Rugby HSBC Women’s Sevens Series in Atlanta after beating Canada 26-14 in the bronze final. The side enjoyed a successful first day finishing top of their pool, beating World Series leaders Australia, Fiji and Colombia going into the the Cup quarter finals on Saturday against Russia. It was

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Source: RFU

RFU appoints Joanna Manning-Cooper

The RFU has appointed Joanna Manning-Cooper to the new role of Director of Digital, Marketing and Communications. She will join the RFU at the beginning of May and will be responsible for the digital, marketing and communications strategy, integration, planning and delivery. Her remit will include England Rugby content and channels, team and corporate communications,

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Source: Mike Lee KLC Fotos

Atlanta 7s Day One

A strong England side set the pace on day one, with captain Emily Scarratt leading from the front to claim victories over Australia, Fiji and Colombia in Pool A. Canada emerged top of a tough pool B, beating France, Russia and Ireland, while a weakened New Zealand team, missing regular finishers Huriana Manuel, Kayla McAlister and

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