Lightning return to winning ways, putting in a dominant performance at home against 4th place Wasps. The final score came to 28–10, and the result reflected the clinical nature of the home side. The tempo of the game was set straight away by Lightning, with Hunter leading from the front, scoring in the 3rd minute
Wasps are set to welcome back 222 England caps to their starting line-up as they face a difficult test at Loughborough. Following a strong performance against Gloucester-Hartpury, they’ll look to pick up back-to-back wins for the third time this season. They face a Loughborough Lightning side who suffered only their first defeat of the season
After coming from 22-7 down at the break to secure a brilliant 24-22 victory against Bristol Bears last weekend, Richmond are on the hunt for a third win of the season as they make the long trip up to Firwood Waterloo this Sunday. The hosts had a tight game of their own last weekend, scraping
Wasps inspired first-half seals 26-10 victory against Gloucester-Hartpury Wasps produced some outstanding rugby in the first half at Twyford Avenue to put themselves out of reach of Gloucester-Hartpury. Despite a ferocious fightback from the visitors, Wasps resolute defence held firm to seal a 26-10 victory against another play-off contender. Wasps looked dangerous in the opening
After a break in the season for the Quilter Internationals, Loughborough Lightning Rugby will return to the field this weekend against reining Tyrrells Premier 15’s champions Saracens, as they travel south to Allianz Park. Having learnt a lot from their previous few matches, Lightning will look to come out all guns blazing on Saturday and
Harlequins Ladies aim to create history again when they face Gloucester Hartpury at The Stoop on 30th March. Following the success of last year’s record-breaking attempt to have the highest ever attendance for a women’s Club match in the UK, Harlequins today launches The Game Changer: an annual celebration of the women’s game at The
Round eight was not short of action in a drama-filled weekend of the Tyrrells Premier 15s. Loughborough Lightning remain unbeaten atop the standings while Saracens Women kept pace as did Harlequins Ladies just below them. Elsewhere, Gloucester-Hartpury Women RFC got back to winning ways while Firwood Waterloo Ladies held off Darlington Mowden Park Sharks.
Quins v Wasps The Stoop 4 November 2018 Yet another London derby, and you could sense what it meant to the teams. Once the solemn minute of silence had been observed, cudgels were picked up again. A total of four yellow cards by the end tells its own story. Both the opening scores were penalty
Wasps were beaten 24-8 in a fiercely fought contest against Harlequins. The hosts made the most of their chances before a strong finish by Wasps in front of a large crowd at the Twickenham Stoop. The game began as expected in a nervy affair, two penalties exchanged between the sides the only scores in the
Lightning secure their 8th victory on the trot, to stay unbeaten in the Tyrrells Premier 15s after a convincing win over the Worcester Valkyries. The final score came to 64-12, and the result reflected the performance from the home side. The tempo of the game was set straight away by Lightning, with Menin scoring in
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