Harlequins Women have announced the signing of Scotland international lock Sarah Bonar from Gloucester-Hartpury ahead of the 2021/22 Allianz Premier 15s season. The Scotland international has featured 22 times for her country, including being involved in every game of the 2017 Six Nations as she made her first start against England at the Stoop. The
Harlequins Women have announced the signing of scrum-half Emma Swords who has returned to the Club after one season away at Saracens Women. Swords started her rugby career as a teenager spending time at London Irish and Esher before joining Saracens at the age of 17. The scrum-half has joined Quins for the second time
Harlequins Women have announced the signing of centre Beth Blacklock from DMP Durham Sharks. Blacklock, who is also capable of playing across the backline, joins the reigning Allianz Premier 15s champions looking to build on a positive start to her career. Alongside playing at DMP Durham Sharks for the previous four seasons, the 23-year-old centre
Harlequins Women are delighted to announce the signing of second row Rosie Galligan from Saracens Women ahead of the 2021/22 season. Galligan, who made her full international debut for England in 2019, has been a mainstay in the Saracens squad for a number of seasons, winning the Premier 15s title twice. The 23-year-old lock also
Harlequins Women can confirm that scrum-half Leanne Riley has joined Bristol Bears Women ahead of the 2021/22 Allianz Premier 15s season. The Red Roses international joins the West Country outfit after appearing 56 times for the Quarters over a four-season period. An integral part of the Club’s title-winning squad, Riley departs South West London after
Harlequins Women can confirm that second row Abbie Ward will leave South West London and join Bristol Bears Women ahead of the 2021/22 Allianz Premier 15s season. The England international has made 48 appearances in the famous Quarters since joining in 2017 from DMP Sharks, playing her last match in the Club’s Premier 15s title
The Allianz Premier 15s Final 2021 Saracens v Harlequins Quins achieved their ultimate dream by defeating Saracens in the most thrilling advertisement for the women’s game imaginable. On a perfect summer’s day in front of a crowd and television cameras, Quins had to overcome the loss of their iconic captain Rachael Burford after only eight
Now that the head coaches have announced their squads for the final, there is no need for us to change our minds about the result. It will be a third consecutive win for Saracens. By training, coaches have to focus on the plusses in their previews and ignore the minuses. So Gerard Mullen makes no
Harlequins Women Head Coach Gerard Mullen has named his matchday squad which will travel to Kingsholm aiming to win this season’s Allianz Premier 15s title this Sunday. There are two changes to the 23-player squad with Heather Cowell replacing the injured Jess Breach on the wing, with Chloe Rollie coming into the starting XV at
Back into the Stoop they came, some two thousand of them in all, masks on, flags fluttering as cool May showers blew through. After the long months of winter locked away, and in one of rugby’s great parishes, the parishioners were permitted for a most important occasion indeed. With a European final to come later
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