France Under 18s v England Under 18s A favourite sporting term these days is GOAT, followed by “(perhaps) the best sports team there has ever been” (Ugo Monye on the Red Roses). But the French Under 18 team can put in a claim. They very rarely get beaten, and as the big clash with England
England U18 Women head coach James Cooper has named his squads to face Wales and Scotland on Matchday 2 of the 2024 U18 Women’s Six Nations Rugby Festival on Tuesday (2nd April). The U18 Women face their third and fourth 35-minute fixtures of the 2024 tournament in Colwyn Bay, taking on Wales at 14:00 BST
England U18 Women head coach James Cooper has named his squads to face Ireland and Italy on the opening matchday of the 2024 U18 Women’s Six Nations Rugby Festival this Friday (29th March). Cooper and assistant coach Ollie Perry lead the team into the opening two 35-minute fixtures of this year’s tournament in Colwyn Bay,
The RFU is to develop the pathway for U18 girls from the 2024-25 season, as part of its vision to prepare players to excel in world leading England teams. A centralised system of nine girls’ Player Development Group (PDG) centres, with investment from the RFU, as well as Sport England and The British & Irish
England U18 Women’s head coach James Cooper and assistant coach Ollie Perry have named their 24-player matchday squad to face Ireland at the IRFU High Performance Centre this Sunday (3 March). The 70-minute fixture, which will be capped at U18 age-grade level, will take place at the home of the IRFU development in Blanchardstown, Dublin,
England U18 Women head coach James Cooper has selected his 2024 Elite Player Squad ahead of this year’s U18 Women’s Six Nations Festival. Worcester-based trio Nat Evans, Haineala Lutui and Sarah Parry, complemented with Daisy Aspinall, Lauren Bailey, Evie Haskell, Heidi Pashaei Tarighoun, Lucie Sams and Lucy Simpson, are the nine previously-capped players at pathway
England U18 Women head coach James Cooper has assembled a 50-player squad for a training camp at Warwick School this weekend (Friday 27 – Sunday 29 October). With the inaugural WXV tournament now underway, work continues in the pathway to develop the female players of the future on the grounds of the esteemed Midlands institution.
As we approach the start of the second 6N Festival at this age-level, it’s encouraging to see how it marks a huge step forward for the women’s game. The inaugural event took place in Edinburgh last year. The organisers will have learned a lot from that experience and tidied up some edges for this year’s
1,150 pathway players take part in festival at Malvern College Largest gathering of players in the U17 and U18 age groups to take place to date The largest gathering of pathway players to date takes place this week at Malvern College. Approximately 1,150 U17 and U18 male and female players from every Regional Academy and
The introduction of an Under 18 Six Nations Tournament represents a major step forward for women’s rugby in Europe. All six unions have agreed to stage a festival at the DAM Health Stadium Edinburgh. It runs across two days, 9 and 13 April. This development has innovation written all over it. Below U20 hardly any
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