Source: RFU

Red Roses team to play Australia

Holly Aitchison is set for her 50th international cap when the Red Roses run out against Australia for the start of their WXV Global Series. The Southport-born Sale Shark will achieve the milestone at the CorpAcq Stadium – less than 40 miles from her hometown club Firwood Waterloo RFC. Fly-half Aitchison began her Red Roses

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Source: Loughborough Lightning

Duo join up with the Red Roses

Daisy Hibbert-Jones (Loughborough Lightning) and Sophie McQueen (Gloucester-Hartpury) have been called into the Red Roses camp. The duo will join the squad today (Monday) for week three of pre-season training at the University of Nottingham. With thanks to the RFU


Source: Ash Goodchild

Red Roses WXV Global Series Training Squad

John Mitchell has selected a 40-player squad to kick-start the Red Roses’ WXV Global Series preparations. The group – which contains 22 forwards and 18 backs – will assemble at the University of Nottingham on Monday 3 August for the start of pre-season training. They will spend the first three weeks of pre-season in Nottingham

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Source: RFU

Red Roses 2026/27 contracts announced

Thirty-two Red Roses will be contracted for the 2026/27 season, with a further six players awarded transition contracts. The 32 contracted players include 30 Rugby World Cup winners and have accumulated a combined 1,475 international caps. Among the transition contracts, three players made their Red Roses debuts during the 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations. Lock

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Source: Ash Goodchild

RFU confirms landmark four-year contract framework with the Red Roses

The RFU has confirmed a new four-year contract framework developed collaboratively with the Red Roses and their exclusive commercial representatives, Team England Rugby (TER), covering the 2026–2030 Rugby World Cup cycle. This agreement represents a significant further investment in England’s women’s rugby programme, reinforcing the RFU’s long-term commitment to building a world-leading performance environment while

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Source: Ash Goodchild

Red Roses team to play France named

Lilli Ives Campion, Sadia Kabeya and Maddie Feaunati have recovered from injury to feature in the Red Roses pack in Sunday’s Guinness Women’s Six Nations match against France. The trio all missed the victory in Italy last time out and line up at second row, openside flanker and Number 8 respectively. In total, head coach John Mitchell has made

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