Bristol Ladies continue to impress as they put 60 on the board against the Valkyries on Saturday away from home. Richmond with a new look side are finding the league a real challenge while the Bulls were rampant over the Sharks. All the results from the Premiership and Championship North and South are below: Women’s Premiership
Bristol Ladies look to continue their impressive start to the season as they travel to the Worcester Valkyries at Sixways Stadium on Saturday, September 24th (KO 5pm). Following Bristol’s dominant performance against Aylesford Bulls Ladies last week they will be looking to capitalise on a promising start to the season, against a Worcester side with
In round 2 of the Women’s Premiership, Richmond played Worcester Valkyries at home. Both teams were coming off the back of a defeat in the opening weekend, which meant the two sides fought hard to get the win. Richmond welcomed back Alex Matthews to the back row, playing 30mins on her return from injury. She
Bristol Ladies continued their impressive form to ease to a 42 – 3 win over Aylesford Bulls, having not conceded a try for a second successive game. A tense first half saw both Claire Molloy and Marlie Packer break through the Bulls defence, only for ball handling errors to thwart the efforts just short of
Sharks welcomed Wasps to The Northern Echo Arena on a bright and sunny Sunday afternoon. A busy morning of mini and junior activity at the arena led to a fantastic crowd of supporters for all areas of the Club. Sharks took to the pitch with a steely determination and made their intentions clear when No.8
In round 2 of the 2016/17 Women’s Premiership games, Lichfield entertained last season’s runners up Saracens. Lichfield Ladies continued an outstanding start to the new season with a hard fought victory over Saracens. Despite going behind in the seventh minute to a converted Chrissy Siczowa try, Lichfield stuck to the game plan and produced a
Here are the results from the Women’s Premiership, Championship North and South leagues from 17/18 September 2016. Women’s Premiership Saturday 17th September Lichfield Ladies 27-14 Saracens Ladies Sunday 18th September Bristol Ladies 42-3 Aylesford Bulls Ladies Darlington Mowden Park Ladies 43-19 Wasps Ladies Richmond Ladies 15-31 Worcester Valkyries Ladies Women’s Championship North Sunday 18th September Camp Hill Ladies 22-60 Eccles Ladies
Following on from the integration of Worcester Ladies’ first-team into the Warriors operation, the newly-named Worcester Valkyries have announced a new partnership with leading niche insurer NMU. The deal will see the NMU logo feature on the front of the Valkyries home and away shirts as well as their training wear range, while they will also
Sunday will see Bristol Ladies take on the new look Aylesford Bulls in the second round of the Women’s Premiership. Kick off is 2:45pm at Cleve RFC. The forwards are mostly unchanged, with strong performances last week seeing all eight keep their starting shirts. Acheson, named in the EPS squad yesterday, will be looking to cement this news with a competent display,
Sunday’s game saw a new look Richmond 1st team take to the field against Lichfield, in their first game of the Premiership under new head coach Brett Taylor. Eager spectators were keen to see the current premiership champions in action once again and play an exciting brand of rugby against a strong forward pack from
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