G-H demolished Bristol Bears at a sunlit Ashton Gate to confirm their position as the only likely winners of this season’s trophy. Scott Lawson, Bears’ head coach, may be wondering whether he might not have allowed Ruahei Demant, his big new signing; to start at No 10. He allowed her to settle in at 12,
Guide Dogs’ puppies to form guard of honour at Kingsholm Stadium during Saturday’s match against Sale Sharks Round 4 of the 2024-25 Premiership Women’s Rugby season will kick off at 3pm on Saturday 15th November at Kingsholm Stadium. Gloucester Hartpury go up against Sale Sharks, with a few special visitors welcoming them onto the pitch.
Gloucester-Hartpury romped to an unexpectedly easy win against great rivals Saracens. Sarries had warmed up nicely by winning the PWR Cup. G-H had so many players away on international duty that success passed them by. The Game One of the oddest stats from the World Cup was the 61 minutes Canada played against New Zealand
Gloucester-Hartpury v Saracens Gloucester-Hartpury (hereafter G-H) achieved the impossible, a third trophy win running. Sarries didn’t make it easy for them, putting up fierce resistance on their home patch. But the writing was on the wall from the moment Emma Sing collected Ella Wyrwas’ high box-kick and returned it with profit. Lleucu George sent a
Gloucester-Hartpury v Saracens Rosie Galligan points to the Saracens ‘family’ as the key to success. Gloucester-Hartpury will see the game as a final fling before Sean Lynn’s departure. Which will prove the stronger motivator? Both sides know that keeping emotions under control will be vital. The Teams: Gloucester-Hartpury 1 Perry 2 N. Jones 3 Muir
PWR Semi-final 6,000 people were on hand to witness an enthralling game. Bears spent the early minutes building momentum, but couldn’t yet find penetration. Holly Aitchison sent an uncharacteristic pass straight into touch. This wasn’t to prove one of her better games, her place-kicking alone making a poor contrast with Emma Sing’s. G-H were penalised
Saracens v Gloucester-Hartpury With neither of these two giants sitting top of the table, one of them had the chance to put Exeter Chiefs in their place. It was a humdinger. G-H were right on top from kick-off; Mo Hunt tapped and ran, Mackenzie Carson took the ball on and Maud Muir cut a clever
The Second PWR Semi-Final Gloucester-Hartpury were well aware of the result up in London NW4 and wanted to ensure a similar upset didn’t occur at Kingsholm. On five minutes the unlikely first try-scorer was Lleucu George, who strolled over. Then as the crowd were applauding two minutes later to commemorate Rob Burrow, Hannah Jones profited
The four strongest clubs in the country meet this weekend to decide who will compete for the trophy a fortnight later. The fixtures, both on Sunday 9 June, line up like this: Saracens v Bristol Bears, StoneX Stadium, KO 14.00 BST Gloucester-Hartpury v Exeter Chiefs, Kingsholm, KO 16.30 BST The four squads have been announced:
A Battle of the Giants This was another game to show the PWR at its best. First met third, another repeat of last year’s final. Could G-H possibly hold out against ravenous Chiefs again? The hosts were suffering cruelly from injuries; it was hard to credit how many players they were short of: Heard, Venner,
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