Saturday 14 November Autumn International England 8-3 Ireland 15 November 2015 Women’s Premier League Bristol Ladies 78-3 Aylesford Bulls Ladies Darlington Mowden Park Ladies 10-33 Wasps Ladies Lichfield Ladies 10-20 Saracens Ladies Worcester Ladies 7-21 Richmond Ladies Women’s Championship North Camp Hill Ladies 10-71 Firwood Waterloo Ladies Novocastrians Ladies 22-5 Loughborough Ladies West Bridgford Ladies 67-0 Northwich Ladies West Park Leeds Ladies P-P Eccles
Nine months out from rugby sevens’ debut at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, the pools and match schedule have been announced for the opening round of the new HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series, for both men and women, in Dubai. With global excitement building ahead of sevens’ biggest season, the world’s top players representing 28
England Women lead coach Scott Bemand has named his match day squad to face Ireland on Saturday at The Stoop, kick-off 3pm, live on englandrugby.com There are three changes to the starting XV which lost to France last weekend, with World Cup winners La Toya Mason and Emma Croker set to run out at The
One could not fault the effort and commitment Worcester, who attempted to compete throughout this encounter, but Lichfield were a class above their hosts scoring 9 tries, 7 of which came from their backs and winning by 59-5. Conditions made handling and passing difficult but the home side adapted much better than the visitors to
Bristol Ladies will hope for a change of fortune with next week’s fixture, having faced the top three sides in the last few weeks but they remain 4th in the league. Last Sunday, a young and inexperienced Bristol Ladies side showed grit and determination in their close defeat to Premiership leaders Richmond Ladies. With both sides missing
DMP made the long journey down south to the Jack Williams Ground in Kent to face Aylesford in a bottom of the table clash. DMP came with a young Squad because players were missing due to injury and England duty. It was a very overcast and damp day with a stiff breeze blowing across the
This Saturday, Richmond hosted Bristol Ladies, for a muddy game under floodlights. With a large crowd, including many who had come to watch the men’s London Scottish game beforehand, Richmond defended their winning streak. They remain undefeated this season, and still sit at the top of the premiership league. The first try came from Richmond
England Women headed into the first fixture of their autumn series having experienced a mixed previous season, finishing fourth in the Six Nations before going on to beat the USA and Canada in the Rugby Super Series. Head coach Simon Middleton called for an improved performance from his team as they continue to build for
Women’s Autumn International France 11-0 England Women’s Premiership Saturday 7th November Richmond Ladies 31-22 Bristol Ladies Sunday 8th November Aylesford Bulls Ladies 24-22 Darlington Mowden Park Ladies Lichfield Ladies 59-5 Worcester Ladies Saracens Ladies 22-0 Wasps Ladies Women’s Championship North 1 Sunday 8th November Eccles Ladies 22-5 Novocastrians Ladies Firwood Waterloo Ladies 10-21 West Park Leeds Ladies Northwich Ladies 3-65 Loughborough Ladies West
Simon Middleton has named the England Women match day squad ahead of Saturday’s first autumn international against France at Le Stade Francis Turcan in Martigues, kick-off 9pm (8pm GMT) live on Sky Sports HD. World Cup winner Sarah Hunter will captain the side with an experienced forward pack, complimented by new talent throughout the backs.
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