Harlequins have confirmed that Gary Street, Co-Head Coach of the Harlequins Women’s team, has accepted the role of Harlequins Academy Coach Development Manager and DPP Coordinator, making the switch after four years with the Harlequins Women’s Programme. Street’s co-head coach Karen Findlay, Superintendent Taskforce in the MET Police, will be continuing with the programme in
Harlequins Women Lead Development Coach Mark Cadogan has named the squad to travel to Shaftesbury Park, Bristol, on Saturday. Quins head to the West Country having narrowly lost to Loughborough Lightning in the last round of Development League action, coming away with a 17-14 loss having conceded a last-minute try on the road. Quins head
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Harlequins Women name team for Tyrrells Premier 15s development league fixture away to Loughborough Lightning. Harlequins Women sit second in the Development league with ten wins and a single defeat so far this season. Sixth-placed Loughborough’s last league game came in a narrow 28-25 defeat away to Wasps Lades II at the end of January.
The Harlequins Women side to take on DMP Sharks at Surrey Sports Park on Saturday 18 January (Kick Off 12:00) has been named. Karen Findlay and Gary Street’s final squad before the Women’s Six Nations sees only a handful of changes in the side led by Club Captain Rachael Burford. England internationals Shaunagh Brown, Sarah
Fiona Fletcher will make her 50th appearance for Harlequins Women as the side visits Gloucester Hartpury on Saturday. Prop Vickii Cornborough marks her return from long term injury, starting alongside England prop Shaunagh Brown, as fellow England Sarah Beckett joins her in the pack as part of a star-studded back row consisting of Italian international
Quins v Leinster – Twickenham Stadium This was another major step forward in the growth of international club rugby. Harlequins deserve huge congratulation for putting on a fabulous show. The rugby wasn’t bad either. Both sides were oozing with international talent – a total of 21 at the starting gate – but as a provincial
Karen Findlay and Gary Street have named the side that will take on Irish rivals Leinster Women for the first time at Big Game 12. The friendly fixture, which will kick off shortly after Harlequins’ men’s team face Leicester Tigers at Twickenham, will see a host of international stars on both sides. Irish trio Gill
Harlequins Women have confirmed the first team side (KO 12:00) and development squad (KO 14:00) to take on Worcester Warriors Women this Saturday. Quins are currently second in the Tyrrells Premier 15s and are looking to bounce back at Surrey Sports Park after last week’s defeat to Saracens at The Stoop. Karen Findlay and Gary
Harlequins Women has confirmed the first team and development squads to take on Saracens on Saturday 14 December (Kick Off 15:00), in what is set to be one of the games of the season. Harlequins sit top of the Tyrrells Premier 15s table with eight bonus point victories from eight matches, with fierce London rivals
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