The Women’s Rugby League summer season began on Sunday with four exciting fixtures taking place. The first game saw Wigan St Patricks welcome Featherstone Rovers and in a close fought affair it was the home side who emerged with the win on the opening weekend 10-4. Becky Greenfield and Gillian Aspin touched down and Gemma
The first round of the Challenge Cup will take place this Sunday, 8th May. Fixtures: Selby Warriors v Army RL Women Stanningley v Bradford Bulls Normanton v Thatto Heath-St Helens Rochdale Hornets v Oulton Raidettes Leigh Miners Rangers v Brighouse Rangers Featherstone Rovers – bye Lindley Swifts – bye Wigan St Patrick’s – bye
Womens Summer League Weekly Round up 24th April – By Rebecca Bird On Sunday Bradford Bulls Ladies welcomed Rochdale Hornets and the home side notched up an impressive 74-0 win. Jess Courtman grabbed a hatrick of tries for the winning side along with 9 goals, there were a further two tries each for Charlene Hennigan,
Unfortunately there were three postponed fixtures today: Oulton Raidettes v Rochdale Hornets, Leigh Miners Rangers v Selby Warriors and Normanton Knights v Thatto Heath St Helens. However, here are the results of the games that were played; a round up by Rebecca Smith of the Women’s Rugby League; the table as it now stands and next
Women’s League Results Sunday 10th April 2016 Premier – Round 2 Leigh Miners Rangers 18 Oulton Raidettes 18; Brighouse Rangers 0 Normanton Knights 92; Thatto Heath St Helens 52 Stanningley 4; Wigan St Patricks 30 Lindley Swifts 12; Selby Warriors 0 Bradford Bulls Women 82 Rochdale Hornets v Featherstone Rovers – Postponed Women’s Weekly Round up
The first round draw for the 2016 Women’s Challenge Cup has now been made. Bradford Bulls will travel to Stanningley in the pick of the 2016 Women’s Challenge cup round one draw. The newly-formed Bulls, who were 24-0 winners at Oulton Raidettes in their first-ever league game on Sunday, are set to head to the Arthur
Round One of the Women’s Rugby League Summer League kicked off on Sunday, 3 April with Bradford Bulls making a winning start to their campaign. This season the league will split into two groups after five rounds, while County Cups and a Merit League have been introduced, alongside the return of the Challenge Cup and Shield
Could you coach women’s rugby league? Are you already coaching and looking for a new challenge? Brighouse Rangers Ladies are looking for a Rugby League Coach for Summer 2016. They usually train on a Thursday and the games are played on a Sunday. They are looking for a coach with previous experience and UKCC Level 2 Rugby
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