Bryan Easson has listed the following 36 players: Forwards: Leah Bartlett and Christine Belisle (both Loughborough), Sarah Bonar (Harlequins), Elliann Clarke (University of Edinburgh), Lisa Cockburn (University of Worcester Warriors), *Fiona Cooper (Wasps), Eva Donaldson (University of Edinburgh), *Erinn Foley (Hillhead Jordanhill), Evie Gallagher (University of Worcester), Jade Konkel-Roberts (Harlequins) Rachel Malcolm (Loughborough), Elis Martin
(Super Rugby Aupiki results below) One thoroughly exciting game versus four walk-overs. That is not how the Prem 15s was meant to work out. As we move into the 6 Nations break, the gap between the top 5 and bottom 5 opens out to twelve points; within those bottom five the margin is a chasm-like
Wasps return to Premier 15s action with attention turning to Loughborough Lightning this Saturday at Twyford Avenue. Head Coach LJ Lewis names her squad to take on Loughborough Lightning at Twyford Avenue in Round Fourteen in the Allianz Premier 15s The front row is comprised of Andrea Stock, Alana Bainbridge and Katie Dougan. The row
Harlequins Women’s Head Coach Amy Turner has named her side to make the trip to Shaftesbury Park on Saturday to face Bristol Bears in round 14 of the Allianz Premier 15s season. Just a single point separates fifth place Harlequins and fourth place Bristol Bears, as the battle for playoff places continues. A win for
They are: Forwards: Abbey Constable, Abbie Fleming, Alex Callander, Bethan Lewis, Bryonie King, Cara Hope, Caryl Thomas, Carys Phillips, Cerys Hale, Charlie Mundy, Georgia Evans, Gwen Crabb, Gwenllian Pyrs, Kat Evans, Kate Williams, Kelsey Jones, Natalia John, Sioned Harries, Sisilia Tuipulotu (19) Backs: Amelia Tutt, Carys Williams-Morris, Catherine Richards, Courtney Keight, Elinor Snowsill, Ffion Lewis, Hannah Bluck,
Gaëlle Mignot and David Ortiz have announced their first selection of 36 players to represent France this month. Julie Annery (Stade Bordelais), Carla Arbez (Stade Bordelais), Cyrielle Banet (Montpellier), Rose Bernadou (Montpellier), Axelle Berthoumieu (Blagnac Rugby Féminin), Caroline Boujard (Montpellier), Émilie Boulard (Blagnac), Pauline Bourdon (Stade Toulousain), Morgane Bourgeois (Stade Bordelais), Alexandra Chambon (Grenoble), Léa
Continental Tyres has become the Rugby Football Union (RFU), England men and Red Roses’ Official Partner and title sponsor of the Continental Tyres Schools Cup in a multi-year partnership. The partnership will focus on performance and safety on and off the pitch, through the RFU’s involvement with schools and other opportunities for both boys and
Giovanni Raineri, the incoming head coach of the Azzurre, has posted the names of 36 players to form an extended squad to form the basis of the eventual 6N team. I am indebted to Mario Diani for some of the information that follows. The Squad: Sara Barattin (Villorba), Francesca Barro (Valsugana), Jessica Busato (Villorba), Gaia
The Black Ferns Sevens have left Canada with a tournament win at the HSBC Vancouver Sevens and qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Following a tantalising final this afternoon, the Black Ferns Sevens beat Australia 19 – 12, their fourth win of the series. While the day before, the Black Ferns Sevens also guaranteed
New Zealand women and Argentina men secured HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series gold on a dramatic final day to cap off a thrilling weekend of rugby sevens in Vancouver. USA women and Australia men claim bronze medals. New Zealand beat Australia to claim fourth consecutive women’s title Argentina break France hearts with victory in men’s
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