The newly crowned Women’s BUCS Super Rugby Player of the Season, Amelia Williams, has signed a new contract to remain with Loughborough Lightning. The loosehead prop was just 19 when she made her Lightning debut as a second-half replacement against Leicester Tigers in February 2024 and has gone on to make 29 appearances in the
Harlequins Women can confirm that centre Lagi Tuima will depart the Club at the end of the season, bringing to an end an incredible seven years wearing the Quarters. Tuima’s glittering spell in TW2 has seen her make 107 appearances for the Club, sitting second on the all-time appearance list for Harlequins Women, scoring 381
Loughborough Lightning today confirm that the 2025/26 campaign will be Helen Nelson’s final season in African Violet. The 31‑year‑old versatile back, who has been at Lightning for seven seasons and is the Club’s fifth‑highest all‑time appearance maker with 78 outings, will leave cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens to pursue a new playing opportunity. Nelson made
The Rugby Awards 2026 to be broadcast LIVE on TNT Sports for the first time The Rugby Awards 2026, presented by Gallagher, will be showcased LIVE on TNT Sports and HBO Max for the very first time on Wednesday, June 10. Hosted at the iconic Old Billingsgate in central London, the black-tie event will air
Harlequins Women have announced a trio of re-signings ahead of the 26-27 season. Back three players Lauren Torley, Katie Shillaker and Grace Crompton have all recommitted to the Quarters, as next season’s squad continues to take shape. Lauren Torley has made 33 appearances for Harlequins, including 13 this season in both the PWR and PWR
Harlequins Women have confirmed that South African international second-row Danelle Lochner has committed her future to the Club ahead of the 26/27 season. Lochner joined Harlequins in 2023 and has gone on to establish herself as an important member of the Quins forward pack, making 26 appearances in the Quarters. She was a crucial part
Harlequins Women have confirmed the signing of three-time PWR Champion and Wales international Sisilia Tuipulotu ahead of the 2026/27 season. Tuipulotu joins from Gloucester-Hartpury, having made 67 appearances across six seasons in the West Country since making her debut in 2021 against DMP Durham Sharks. She has since established herself as one of the best
Round 17 of the PWR season to unite clubs, fans and broadcasters in support of life-saving breast cancer research and life-changing support Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) and Breast Cancer Now have announced the launch of the first-ever BIG PINK WEEKEND, a landmark league-wide initiative taking place during Round 17 of the PWR season from 29-31
The pick of the Round 16 matches, the last before the Six Nations break, brings Saracens up against Sale Sharks. Its unique feature is the venue, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. It forms part of an innovative arrangement agreed between Spurs and Sarries. This is the sixth time the ‘Showdown’ has been hosted in the 62,000-seater stadium,
Loughborough Lightning are pleased to announce that Rugby World Cup winner, Sadia Kabeya, has signed a new contract to remain with the club. The 24-year-old back row has made 64 appearances for the African Violets over five seasons, and scored her seventh try in ten games so far in the 2025/26 campaign on Sunday against
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