On Saturday October 17th 2015, in round 6 of the Women’s Premiership Lichfield visited Aylesford. Lichfield started really well, immediately going on the offensive and quickly had Aylesford in trouble, the intial pressure paid off when Sarah Nicholas scored the opening try after six minutes. For most of the first half it was a similar story,
This weekend, Richmond faced Saracens, in a top of the table battle, both teams unbeaten, winner takes top spot match. After watching their second team secure six bonus point wins out of six, the pressure was on for Richmond, but they didn’t disappoint. Allianz Park stadium saw some outstanding performances, and even the rain held
Premiership Saturday 17th October Aylesford Bulls Ladies 24-43 Lichfield Ladies Sunday 18th October Darlington Mowden Park Ladies 20-32 Bristol Ladies Saracens Ladies 13-17 Richmond Ladies Wasps Ladies 12-38 Worcester Ladies Championship North 1 Sunday 18th October Eccles Ladies 17-20 West Bridgford Ladies Loughborough Ladies v Camp Hill Ladies Northwich Ladies 0-96 Firwood Waterloo Ladies Novocastrians
Women’s Rugby League – County of Origin Series at Thatto Heath Rugby Club 12.00 Lancashire U18s v Yorkshire U 18s 2pm Lancashire v Yorkshire Women’s Rugby Union – Premiership Saturday 17th October Aylesford Bulls Ladies v Lichfield Ladies Sunday 18th October Darlington Mowden Park Ladies v Bristol Ladies Saracens Ladies v Richmond Ladies Wasps Ladies
A dominant display at The Portway Rugby Development Centre saw Bristol Ladies put 74 points past visitors Wasps. 11 tries and 7 conversions saw Bristol coast through this fixture with the girls showing excellent discipline and composure throughout. The game started well for the hosts, with a strong scrum allowing Sarah Hunter to cross the try
In round 5 of the Women’s Premiership Lichfield welcomed Richmond to Cooke Fields. Lichfield started strongly, dominating in the scrum and enjoying more possession and territory, but against the run of play, Richmond were first to score with an unconverted try in the corner after 14 minutes. With Richmond conceding a number of penalties as a
DMP welcomed the reigning Premiership Champions Saracens to Acklam RFC who kindly offered their fantastic facilities as the Northen Echo Arena was unavailable and it was a real showcase of rugby talent across the north as Acklam Avengers took on Barnsley RFC and the DMP U15s team coached by Sharks player Rebecca Scholes took on Sunderland RFC U 15s
Worcester eventually inflicted a deveasting defeat on Aylesford Bulls, winning 69-7 and leaving the visitors languishing at the foot of the premiership. However, despite the impressive score line, Aylesford were very much in the game until the 53 minute, at which point coach Kat Merchant introduced impact players from the bench and the game ran
RFU Women’s Premiership Results Worcester Ladies 69-7 Aylesford Bulls Ladies DMP Sharks 8-48 Saracens Women Lichfield Ladies 14-34 Richmond Women Bristol Ladies 74-7 Wasps Ladies RFU Women’s Championship North Results Camp Hill Ladies 45-17 Eccles Ladies Novocastrians Ladies 58-0 Northwich Ladies West Bridgford Ladies 24-34 Firwood Waterloo Ladies West Park Leeds Ladies 46-0 Loughborough Ladies
England Head Coach Stuart Lancaster and his squad brought added excitement to an All Schools festival at Eccles Rugby Club in Manchester yesterday afternoon. The 15 schools in attendance only took up rugby three years ago as part of the Rugby Football Union’s All Schools which aims to increase the number of secondary state schools playing
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