Ahead of the newly banded 2020/21 Allianz Premier 15s campaign, Head Coach Gerard Mullen has confirmed Harlequins Women’s playing squad for the season ahead With the new signing of former England Sevens player Beth Wilcock and a blockbuster number of re-commitments, including 13 internationals and 401 Test caps, Harlequins Women’s 40-player squad enters a new
Harlequins Women announce host of star player re-commitments ahead of 2020/21 Premier 15s season Following the new signing of former England Sevens player Beth Wilcock, Harlequins is delighted to announce the re-commitments of a host of star players ahead of the new season, with the Club’s final squad for the 2020/21 season set to be
England Sevens star Beth Wilcock signs for Harlequins Women ahead of the 2020/21 Premier 15s season Harlequins Women have further bolstered their options in the backline with the signing of former England Sevens back Beth Wilcock, returning to Harlequins having enjoyed a stint with the Club before linking up with the Sevens programme. Wilcock made
Gerard Mullen to join Harlequins Women as new Head Coach ahead of 2020/21 Premier15s season Joining from Loughborough University having held the role of Head Coach with the Loughborough Students side for the last four seasons, Mullen steps into his new role following a coaching restructure within the Women’s Programme earlier this summer, with Karen
Capped by England and Scotland respectively, Harlequins Women’s second rows Saynor and McCormack have announced their retirement from all forms of rugby. Saynor, 32, retires from the sport having joined the Club ahead of the 2016/17 season, making an instant impression as a consistently outstanding performer through her dogged determination and work rate on the
Ahead of the team’s return to Stage 1 training, the Women’s team have made a temporary move to the Lensbury Hotel, located near Twickenham in SW London. Harlequins Women have made the temporary switch from Surrey Sports Park in Guildford to the world-class training facility at the Lensbury Hotel. This move ensures an exclusive base
Italian back row Franco will rejoin her former side Rugby Colorno after a season-long spell with Harlequins Women, relocating to her native country to focus on her university studies and national team commitments. Commenting on her departure, Franco said: “I want to say thank you to Harlequins for this amazing year. I’m sad we haven’t
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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