Harlequins Ladies Co-Head Coaches Karen Findlay and Gary Street have announced their squad to play Loughborough on Saturday (kick-off: 17:00). Bethan Dainton makes her first appearance of the season on the left wing, Victoria Petersson moves to the right and Lucy Packer returns at scrum-half. An injury to Vickii Cornborough means there are changes up
Harlequins Ladies Co-Head Coaches Karen Findlay and Gary Street have announced their squad to play Bristol Bears at The Stoop on Saturday (kick-off: 17:30) Following last week’s impressive start to the season with their 24-38 win at Gloucester-Hartpury, the side are delighted to be playing in front their home crowd, following the men’s match against
Karen Findlay and Gary Street have named their matchday squad for their showdown with Saracens Women at Ealing Trailfinders RC on Sunday. It is a star-studded side with Commonwealth bronze-medallist Jess Breach making her return to the 22. Speaking ahead of the final Harlequins Ladies Co-Head Coach Gary Street said: “We are all extremely excited.
Harlequins has today announced that UK Sport, British Rowing, England Hockey, England Netball and many others will be attending and exhibiting their sports at the club’s showpiece fixture against Richmond Ladies on 10 March at the Twickenham Stoop (kick off 3pm). Taking place just two days after International Women’s Day, Harlequins aims to attract a
Harlequins is proud to support the work of LGBT charity Stonewall and will wear the Rainbow Laces in both the men’s and women’s fixtures in the coming weeks. Supporting the campaign’s values of inclusivity, acceptance and diversity, both Harlequins’ senior teams will don the laces for the Saracens Double Header at The Stoop on Sunday
Despite a strong second half showing, Richmond succumbed to league leaders Harlequins after an impressive opening 40 minute blitz. The visitors had too much pace out wide, and after winger Jess Breach had grabbed four tries in the first half, Richmond did well to keep the score down as Harlequins secured an eighth bonus point
Worcester Valkyries were put to the sword by Harlequins Ladies as the reigning champions ran in 13 tries to win 71-0 at Sixways on Saturday. Harlequins got off to a flying start as Shaunagh Brown capitalised after an attacking mishap from Valkyries and Heather Cowell then touched down in the corner for their second. Fiona
Loughborough Lightning fell to their first home defeat on Saturday after a 19 – 40 loss to visitors Harlequins Ladies in the third round of the Tyrrells Premier 15s competition. Given their home success a couple of weeks ago to Worcester Valkyries, Lightning had established themselves as the team to watch this weekend; this time
Harlequins are delighted to renew its longstanding partnership with OPRO, which sees the London-based company remain as the official mouthguard for the Club. The three-year deal will see Harlequins enjoy the added assurance of wearing internationally-renowned, custom-made mouthguards. OPRO will also support Harlequins Ladies as they enter the newly formed Tyrells Premier 15s competition. As
Harlequins Ladies has announced the team to play Firwood Waterloo on Saturday at Surrey Sports Park, Guildford, kick-off 15:00. There is just one change to the starting team that beat Wasps Ladies last week. In a re-shuffle to the back line, Georgia Grey is named at outside centre. Full details of the match, which is
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