This Sunday saw another successful weekend for the women’s section at Richmond Rugby Club. While the twos beat Thurrock in their seventh bonus point win of the season, the ones annihilated Aylesford with a 74-0 victory. This means that Richmond come away leading both the Championship and the Premiership, having played and defeated every team
A hard day in the office for Bristol Ladies today, who fell to a 5 – 35 defeat at the hands of reigning champions Saracens. Both teams entered into this fixture knowing that whoever came out on top would finish the day 2nd in the table and in a great place running into the playoffs
Sunday 25th October Women’s Premiership Bristol Ladies 3-35 Saracens Ladies Lichfield Ladies 66-22 Wasps Ladies Richmond Ladies 74-0 Aylesford Bulls Ladies Worcester Ladies 53-19 Darlington Mowden Park Ladies Women’s Championship North 1 Camp Hill Ladies 19-29 Novocastrians Ladies Firwood Waterloo Ladies 66-3 Eccles Ladies West Bridgford Ladies 31-14 Loughborough Ladies West Park Leeds Ladies 114-0
Rugby World Cup 2003 winner and President of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) Jason Leonard paid a surprise visit to the Queen Mary University Tag Rugby Festival at East London Rugby Club yesterday as part of the Festival of Rugby 2015. The Tag Rugby Festival, which involved 10 primary schools from the London borough of
Sunday 25th October RFU Women’s Premiership Bristol Ladies v Saracens Ladies Lichfield Ladies v Wasps Ladies Richmond Ladies v Aylesford Bulls Ladies Worcester Ladies v Darlington Mowden Park Ladies RFU Women’s Championship North 1 Camp Hill Ladies v Novocastrians Ladies Firwood Waterloo Ladies v Eccles Ladies West Bridgford Ladies v Loughborough Ladies West Park
The Rugby Football Union (RFU) has today announced it will host a four-day event at London’s Trafalgar Square, to showcase a number of its programmes encouraging people of all ages and backgrounds to get involved in rugby. The event, supported by the Mayor of London, will take place from Monday 26th until Thursday 29th October
The venue for next Sunday’s games against Saracens has been confirmed as Colston’s School, Bell Hill, Stapleton, Bristol BS16 1BJ. Turn right immediately after entering the school gates for the car park. Sunday 25th October – 1st XV vs Saracens 1st XV – Colston’s School, KO 2pm Sunday 25th October – 2nd XV vs Saracens 2nd
Firwood Waterloo Ladies next challenge is on Sunday 25th October against Eccles Ladies who are a successful team in the Greater Manchester area. Last season Eccles Ladies finished sixth in the Championship North One League. Representative players included 12 players selected for Lancashire, and one for North of England, so Eccles are a thriving team,
With confidence riding high from last weekend’s win against Aylesford, Worcester travelled south to Twyford Avenue to take on Wasps which always proves to be a tough Premiership Rugby encounter. Playing in the unfamiliar alternative kit of pink and blue, Worcester immediately put the pressure on Wasps forcing an early penalty, which Worcester kicked for
Bristol Ladies secured a bonus point win in a hard fought victory over a strong DMP side. The first of Bristol’s six tries came from building pressure as they went patiently through the phases, strong forward play saw them gain ground then quick ball through the backs saw Bristol’s Captain Amber Reed over the line on 10
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