In thoroughly entertaining game, which did not reflect the scoreline, the vocal crowd had plenty to cheer about as they were treated to an afternoon of high intensity rugby when Richmond Ladies met Aylesford Bulls on Sunday. The home side featured many players out of position but all stepped up to the mark and impressed
DMP Sharks took to the field for the first time in 2017 refreshed and ready to take on premiership rivals Worcester Valkyries. It was Worcester who opened the scoring through captain Lisa Campbell just 5 minutes into the game. Sharks responded immediately with some ruthless defence; winger Emma Harbage putting in two big hits to
Bristol Ladies fell to their second defeat of the season this afternoon at the hands of Lichfield Ladies. Only four points separated the teams on their last league meeting in a close encounter at Cleve RFC, and a similar game unfolded on the field today. The home side scored two first half tries in the
Here are the results from today Women’s Premiership, Championship North 1 and Championship South 1 Women’s Premiership Saracens Ladies P Wasps Ladies Darlington Mowden Park Ladies 24 – 10 Worcester Valkyries Ladies Lichfield Ladies 15 – 12 Bristol Ladies Richmond Ladies 17 – 50 Aylesford Bulls Ladies Women’s Championship North 1 Camp
This weekend Bristol Ladies are back in action after the Christmas break, and straight into the thick of Premiership and Championship South West Two action. Both teams play on Sunday 8th Jan, with both kick offs at 2pm. The Bristol Ladies 1st XV make the trip up to Cooke Fields to face league rivals Lichfield Ladies
Worcester Valkyries Director of Rugby Donna Kennedy admits she’s ‘optimistic’ about the new year as her side prepare for some crucial encounters in the Women’s Premiership. Valkyries sit in fifth place in the table, six points behind Saracens Women in the final play-off spot, who defeated them at Sixways 22-15 in the last game of
Shona Powell-Hughes insists Worcester Valkyries will come back stronger in the new year following defeat to Saracens Women at Sixways last weekend. Valkyries dominated proceedings at Sixways but were forced to settle for a losing-bonus point as Saracens extended the gap between the two sides in the Women’s Premiership table with a 22-15 win. Powell-Hughes
Worcester Valkyries forward Lark Davies has picked up November’s Worcestershire County Council Player of the Month award. Valkyries had a mixed November, with a Senior Cup win over Firwood Waterloo before falling to Saracens Women in the same competition. However they did enjoy a resounding 50-29 win over reigning champions Richmond Women in the Women’s Premiership
Worcester Valkyries put in a dominant performance but were forced to settle for a losing-bonus point as Saracens Women held on for a 22-15 win in the Women’s Premiership at Sixways on Sunday. First-half scores from Emma Uren and Claire Allan gave the visitors the lead before Lydia Thompson pulled one back for Worcester. Zoe
Bristol Ladies put 8 tries passed DMP Sharks yesterday afternoon to remain top of the table for the Christmas break. Chantelle Miell (sponsored by Dambusters Rugby) hit home early, as the team got the ball out wide and the winger darted over in the corner to give the home side the lead 3 minutes in. Claire
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