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Women’s Rugby stars of tomorrow arrive in Parma

The Captains and Coaches from all Six Nations unions gathered on Wednesday 3rd July, at the historic Teatro Regio in the centre of Parma to mark the start of the inaugural Six Nations Women’s Summer Series, which gets underway on the 4th July.   Hosted at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, the first-of-its-kind tournament will feature three match

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Source: W6N

U20s Six Nations Women’s Summer Series

A reminder that a very important initiative starts on 4 July. A new offspring of the Six Nations sees the equivalent U20 squads meet in Parma, to dispute three rounds of matches. The second round plays on 9 July, the third on the 14th. That means it will not take the same format as its

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England Women’s U20 team to play Wales announced

England U20 Women’s head coach LJ Lewis and assistant coach Sarah McKenna have selected their matchday 23 for an Anglo-Welsh clash against Liza Burgess’ Wales this weekend. The U20 Women’s fixture takes place at the home of Dings Crusaders RFC, Shaftesbury Park, this Saturday (4 May, 14:00 BST kick-off). Entry to the ground is free

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Source: Loughborough Lightning

England U20 squad to play the Army announced

The first England U20 Women matchday squad of the 2023/24 season has been selected by head coach LJ Lewis and assistant coach Sarah McKenna as the team prepare to face Army Women this weekend. Havant RFC will host the clash this Saturday (23 March), kicking-off at 17:30 GMT and will be streamed live on the

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Source: Harlequins

A New England Under 20s squad

There’s lots of good news surrounding the naming of the 2024 squad. Exactly one half of them have already made their mark in the PWR league, showing how fruitful it is being in developing talent. It’s particularly rewarding to see players from Worcester RFC (not quite Worcester Warriors), Henley Hawks and Exeter University included. As

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Source: FFR

Two more England-France Clashes

The FFR has announced the 26 names of an Under 20 squad to represent France in home and away games with England in April: Lyna Abdallah (Lyon OU) Amalia Bazola (Stade Toulousain) Adèle Besson (Stade Bordelais) Mélanie Blanchard (Stade Rennais) Mailys Borak (Stade Bordelais) Morgane Bourgeois (Stade Bordelais) Léa Champon (Grenoble) Lili Dezou (Stade Toulousain)

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