The Prem 15s calendar cunningly makes use of a gap in England’s Six Nations programme to insert the penultimate round of the season. But the Red Roses have a date with the Welsh squad for a so-called ‘training day’. Both are preparing for Super Saturday the following weekend, when the finishing order will be decided.
Last week’s Shark attack saw Wasps come out on top with an impressive 50 point win against Sale Sharks. The question is, can they make it two from two? This weekend Wasps make the journey north to face DMP Durham Sharks in their rescheduled fixture from earlier in the year. With the Women’s Six Nations
Lightning v Wasps Another magnificent match to set the blood racing. Third against fourth, and Giselle Mather was so intent on securing a vital fourth position (or better) that her team arrived the night before. Pre-match you had to worry about Lightning’s missing persons, especially up front with two long-term captains missing. And so it
Giselle Mather has named her team to take on Loughborough Lightning this weekend in yet another top four clash. Coming off the back of a close defeat to new rivals Exeter, there are eight changes to the starting line up. Having celebrated a very different lockdown St. Patrick’s day earlier this week, two of Wasps’
We’re back to a full programme, the first since the announcement of the WXV. Every player now has a newexciting horizon opening up. And she knows that national head coaches will be peering closely at performances as they weigh up their choices for Six Nations squads. Fixtures: Bristol Bears v Harlequins Gloucester-Hartpury v Worcester Warriors
Wasps v Exeter Chiefs This was a quite palpitating contest at Twyford Avenue as the two teams competed for the all-important fourth position in the table. With seventy minutes already on the clock Wasps’ last pass failed to find its target as they swept over the line. Even then the referee had an earnest conversation
It was a tough day in the office for the black and gold army falling short to visitors, Exeter Chiefs, by just two points in a nail biting match fought down to the last minute. It was Wasps who opened the game with a stunning run from winger, Quansah, to score on the left wing
Last week saw a momentous event at Twyford avenue when Wasps beat Saracen’s in a nail biting performance- the first win over the north London team in over three years. Premier 15s man of the match, Meg Jones, stole the show for the first half securing 11 points for the team- just one short of
World Cup news has overshadowed the weekly routine of the AP 15s. But life goes on Things are hotting up nicely The traditional Top 2, Sarries and Quins, have now suffered five losses between them. FIVE. That marks a step-change in the brief history of the league. The leading positions look like this: Table
Andrea Di Giandomenico has announced the names of 26 players to meet up for training in preparation for the Six Nations: Sara BARATTIN (Arredissima Villorba, 95 caps) Lucia CAMMARANO (Rugby Belve Neroverdi, 24 caps) Giulia CAVINA (CUS Milan, uncapped) Giulia CERATO (Valsugana Rugby Padova, 5 caps) Alyssa D’INCA ‘(Arredissima Villorba, uncapped) Giordana DUCA (Valsugana Rugby
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