Harlequins has confirmed that the Club has reached a mutual agreement to release Bryony Cleall from her contract. Cleall joined Quins ahead of the 2022/23 season from Wasps and has made 17 appearances in the Quarters. The Club has thanked Bryony for her work both on and off the pitch and wish her all the
Amy Turner has named her team to face Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park in Round 12 of Allianz Premiership Women’s Rugby. Just one change to the pack sees Kaitlan Leaney return to the Starting XV in the second-row alongside Sarah Bonar. Emily Robinson is named as vice-captain in the back-row with Shaunagh Brown and Abbie
Harlequins have announced that fly-half Ella Cromack has agreed a new long-term, multi-year contract with the Club that sees her commit her future to Harlequins. Cromack joined Quins during the summer, and her impressive performances in the Allianz Cup earned her a spot in Amy Turner’s Allianz PWR squad. The 18-year-old fly-half has featured in
Amy Turner has made just two changes to the side that ran in an impressive nine tries against Sale last weekend at The Stoop, as Quins look to continue their form in the London Derby against Saracens. Silvia Turani shifts to loosehead in the absence of Hannah Sims who picked up a knee injury last
Harlequins have announced that Welsh international Lisa Neumann has signed for the Club with immediate effect. The winger joins Harlequins from league champions Gloucester-Hartpury, where she crossed for a try in the 34-19 win over Exeter Chiefs Women in the Premiership Final last season. Prior to joining the Cherry and Whites in 2022, Neumann spent
Amy Turner has named her side to face Sale Sharks Women, in Harlequins’ annual Pride fixture at The Stoop. Two changes in the front-row see Silvia Turani and Springbok Women’s captain Babalwa Latsha line up alongside Hannah Sims. Sarah Bonar is named as vice-captain and will link up with Abbie Fleming and Shaunagh Brown in
Amy Turner has made just one change to the Starting XV who suffered a home defeat at the hands of Loughborough Lightning last week, as Quins travel to Shaftesbury Park to face fourth-place Bristol Bears. Hannah Sims returns to Harlequins’ Starting XV at loosehead alongside Connie Powell and Bryony Cleall in the front-row. Having recovered
Harlequins have named an unchanged side to face Loughborough Lightning, as Allianz Premiership Women’s Rugby returns to The Stoop for the first time in 2024. Danelle Lochner starts at lock off the back of two huge performances against Gloucester-Hartpury and Leicester Tigers. Lochner will be partnered by Kaitlan Leaney in the second-row, who was this
Harlequins Head Coach Amy Turner has made three changes to her side to face Leicester Tigers at Welford Road, as two of English rugby’s most historic clubs face each other for the first time in the Women’s game. One change to the front-row sees Silvia Turani return to the Starting XV at prop alongside the
Just a pity that on the biggest day for the PWR (attendance-wise) the Quins side was a distance below its standards of previous seasons. Gloucester-Hartpury can now stand alongside Saracens for all-round squad strength. On parade today: eleven Red Roses, the Welsh captain and four others, two Irish internationals, two Spanish internationals (full teams below).
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