Wales Women head coach Rowland Phillips has named his team for this Saturday’s opening Women’s Six Nations match against Italy in Ancona (14:00 GMT). Seven players remain in the starting line-up from last year’s team that took on Italy at the Talbot Athletic Ground, including captain and hooker Carys Phillips and openside Rachel Taylor. Since
Wales Women have announced their 32-player squad for the upcoming Women’s Six Nations. Head coach Rowland Phillips finalised his selection after yesterday’s victory against Ireland at Donnybrook – a result which means Wales Women have now won four from four since Phillips took charge in 2016. Phillips says that cutting down a squad of approximately
Team Bath Netball’s Karla Mostert and Lenize Potgieter found themselves on opposite sides when they contested the Brutal Fruit Netball Premier League final in their native South Africa on Saturday. And it was Mostert who emerged on the winning side as she produced a player-of-the-match performance to help the Free State Crinums to a 52-43
Team Bath Netball duo Chelsea Lewis and Amanda Varey have been named in the Wales squad for this summer’s tour of South Africa. Awaiting them in the SPAR Proteas line-up will be two familiar faces, Karla Mostert and Lenize Potgieter, who also played in the Blue and Gold this season. Wales will fly out to
Wales Women’s head coach Rhys Edwards has made four changes and two positional switches for Sunday’s Six Nations finale against Italy at the Talbot Athletic Ground (KO 2pm). Adi Taviner and Kerin Lake replace Dyddgu Hywel and Elinor Snowsill in the backs while Amy Evans and Siwan Lillicrap come in for Catrin Edwards and Rebecca
England Women held off a determined Wales to land a 20-13 victory at the Stoop on Saturday. This puts England at four from four for the 2016 Six Nations, landing the side the Triple Crown, with just France left to play next Friday. The home team dominated from the start and a driving maul from the
Wales Women’s head coach Rhys Edwards has stuck to a winning formula by naming an unchanged starting XV for Saturday’s Six Nations clash against England at Twickenham Stoop. There is only one change from the side which defeated France at the Gnoll, with Mel Clay replacing Jenny Hawkins on the substitute’s bench. “We had a
Wales flanker Sian Williams has been awarded Elite Athlete Status by Royal Air Force to play rugby professionally. The announcement means she is the first full-time professional Welsh female rugby player. SAC Sian Williams, a Trade Group 18 Logistics (Mover) at RAF Brize Norton, joined the Royal Air Force in 2008. She has continuously represented
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