Harlequins Women and Capgemini,a global business and technology transformation partner, have launched Ignite, a personal development programme in the UK that provides women from both organisations with opportunities to develop their leadership skills, progress their careers and achieve their personal goals. The programme will be facilitated by the renowned learning provider, LHH. Its 4 modules
Harlequins Women’s Head Coach Ross Chisholm has named his side for Saturday’s Premiership Women’s Rugby season opener against Exeter Chiefs Women at The Stoop. Quins host Exeter Chiefs Women, as they look to kick-off the PWR season with a strong performance at home against last year’s semi-finalists. Jessie Spurrier returns at loosehead alongside Maja Meuller
Harlequins will host Loughborough Lightning on Saturday 26 October in the sixth instalment of the Club’s landmark The Game Changer fixture at The Stoop. In what’s expected to be the biggest year in history for women’s rugby, The Game Changer marks the start of an exciting period for the domestic game, as internationals make their
Ross Chisholm will lead the programme as Head Coach having been promoted into the role in July. Chisholm spent two seasons as Skills Coach before retiring from playing and taking on the role of Attack and Transition Coach last season. Andy Rhys Jones moves into a new role as “Head of Women’s Rugby”, managing all
Harlequins will be looking to bounce back from their narrow defeat to Trailfinders Women last Sunday, as they target a result at home against London rivals Saracens on Saturday. The pack sees the addition of Lizzie Hanlon at tighthead who will be looking to impress on debut, joining Jessie Spurrier and Maja Meuller in the
Harlequins Head Coach Ross Chisholm has named his squad for Sunday’s PWR Up series opener against Trailfinders Women. Quins travel to Trailfinders Sports Club with 10 debutants, as they look to kick-off their season with a win against their London rivals. Jessie Spurrier starts at loosehead alongside Sweden’s Maja Meuller and Spanish captain Laura Delgado,
Harlequins are delighted to confirm the signing of Welsh International and GB 7s Olympian Kayleigh Powell ahead of the 2024/25 PWR season. Powell joins Quins following a successful stint representing GB 7s on the World Sevens Series, including most recently at this week’s Paris Olympics. The versatile back has joined the Club on a full-time
Harlequins have today confirmed a change to the women’s coaching team for the 2024/25 season. The change has been confirmed following a review of the 2023/24 season and the Club’s ongoing vision to build one of the strongest women’s programmes in the Northern Hemisphere. Amy Turner has moved from Head Coach on the Women’s programme
Harlequins have announced the signing of four England U18s into their development group as part of the senior squad ahead of the 2024/25 Allianz PWR season. Tighthead prop Zara Green heralds from Lewes RFC, playing her school rugby at Cardinal Newman. Green graduates into Harlequins’ senior squad from the U18 Centre of Excellence, and has
Harlequins are pleased to announce the signing of Spanish outside centre Clàudia Peña Hidalgo ahead of the 2023/24 season. The 19-year-old joins Quins from Barcelona AVRFCB, the rugby arm of Barcelona FC. Internationally Peña has six caps for Spain, scoring four tries in three games at WXV last year. She has also made 31 appearances
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