Quins announce an all-star side as they look for their eleventh consecutive win in the 2018/19 Tyrrells Premier 15s on Saturday. Harlequins Ladies have the opportunity to go joint top of the table this weekend with a win against current leaders and championship holders Saracens Women. A bonus point victory will put them ahead by
Harlequins Ladies Co-Head Coaches Karen Findlay and Gary Street have made six changes to the first XV for the visit of Worcester Valkyries to Surrey Sports Park on Saturday (kick-off: 13:30). Fiona Fletcher will captain the team as she moves from second row to flanker while Shaunagh Brown moves back to prop alongside Davinia Catlin
Tyrrells Round 11 – Quins v Lightning – Saturday 8 December In the reverse game (Round 3), Quins came unstuck in the rain. This time round they would be as near full strength as makes little difference. They had seven England caps on the field plus two other internationals, Konkel (Scotland) and Sommer (USA). Against
Harlequins Ladies aim to create history again when they face Gloucester Hartpury at The Stoop on 30th March. Following the success of last year’s record-breaking attempt to have the highest ever attendance for a women’s Club match in the UK, Harlequins today launches The Game Changer: an annual celebration of the women’s game at The
Harlequins ended Wasps unbeaten run in a 20-8 victory at Surrey Sports Park. A number of penalties and three yellow cards for the visitors proved their undoing, as Harlequins direct carrying and strong set piece work provided a platform for victory. Wasps opened the scoring inside three minutes with a penalty from Florence Williams. Despite
Wasps were beaten 24-8 in a fiercely fought contest against Harlequins. The hosts made the most of their chances before a strong finish by Wasps in front of a large crowd at the Twickenham Stoop. The game began as expected in a nervy affair, two penalties exchanged between the sides the only scores in the
Harlequins Ladies Co-Head Coaches Karen Findlay and Gary Street have announced their squad to play Saracens at The Stoop in the Tyrrells Premier 15s on Saturday. The back line remains unchanged from the one that lined up at Worcester last week while in the forwards Shaunagh Brown, selected in Simon Middleton’s England squad this week,
Amy Turner, the former Harlequins and England Scrum-half, who in May this year called time on a prestigious playing career to join the London Club’s coaching staff, is leaving to become the Professional Pathway Officer (Women) with England Rugby. During her time as a Harlequins Ladies coach, Turner impressed with her technical expertise and her
Harlequins Ladies Co-Head Coaches Karen Findlay and Gary Street have announced their squads to play Worcester Valkyries on Saturday. Kristine Sommer, a US international who played for the Eagles at the 2017 World Cup, has joined the Club and starts at flanker. Sommer played football in America for the University of California before discovering rugby and going
Loughborough Lightning outperform Harlequins on home turf to make it three from three in their Tyrells 15’s campaign. After a dominant display against Wasps last weekend, Lightning looked to continue their strong form against a challenging and experienced Harlequins side. It wasn’t long before Lightning scored as a penalty try was awarded and Mclean slotted
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