Harlequins has announced its senior and development squads to play against Darlington Mowden Park Sharks this weekend. Co-Head Coaches Gary Street and Karen Findlay have again rotated the senior squad for this fixture, following three wins in a row, in the aim of maintaining the side’s 100% start to the season. Irish international Anna Caplice
Harlequins has announced that the Club has secured a new partner for its women’s team, Harlequins Women. The multi-year sponsorship with leading asset management consultancy, MJ Hudson, sees the firm confirmed as the first official partner of Harlequins Women, with the side currently top of the Tyrrells Premier 15s. As part of the agreement, Harlequins
Harlequins have confirmed that The Twickenham Stoop will host England v Wales on Saturday 7 March 2020 [KO 12.05pm and live on Sky Sports Mix, Action and Main Event] as part of the Red Roses’ Six Nations campaign. The Women’s 2020 Six Nations fixtures have been confirmed with holders England returning to Castle Park, Doncaster as
Harlequins is excited to announce that they will welcome Richmond FC to The Twickenham Stoop to begin their 2019/20 Tyrrells Premier 15s campaign on Saturday 21st September (kick-off: 14:00). Harlequins Women will take on their historic rivals, on the opening weekend of this season’s tournament – a re-run of the Club’s 2017/18 fixture which saw
Harlequins has announced the signing of England Women and former Bristol Bears Centre Lagi Tuima ahead of the 2019/20 season. The niece of Fiji captain and former Gloucester Rugby back row, Akapusi Qera, Tuima first took up the game at the age of 16 with Devonport Services RFC, near Plymouth in Devon. After a stint
Saracens Women retained their Tyrrells Premier 15s title after a 33-17 win over Harlequins Ladies at Franklin’s Gardens in Northampton. In front of 2,590 fans in the east Midlands, Saracens were ahead inside three minutes when Red Roses No 8 Poppy Cleall dived over from close range. They doubled their score inside ten minutes when
Saracens Women captain Lotte Clapp and captain of Harlequins Ladies Rachel Burford assembled at the home of Northampton Saints yesterday ahead of the Tyrrells Premier 15s final on Saturday 27 April, KO 5.45pm. The second Tyrrells Premier 15s final will see current title holders Saracens Women take on Harlequins Ladies at Franklin’s Gardens in what
Wasps produced some scintillating rugby against rivals Harlequins to propel themselves back to the top of the development league. The hosts demonstrated their danger with ball in hand, as well as dominance up front helping them to seven tries. The 43-10 win is a real statement of intent as the development league enters the latter
Wasps will host Harlequins at Twyford Avenue in the development league, as both sides continue to battle for the top spot. With just five points separating the top three sides as we enter the latter stages of the season, picking up a win in this big clash could prove vital come the end of the
Last March Harlequins attracted over four and half thousand spectators to its home for the Ladies match against rivals Richmond FC, setting an attendance record for a women’s match in this country. Now the Club has set its sights on breaking that record again with The Game Changer, Harlequins Ladies’ fixture against Gloucester Hartpury in
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