Worcestershire Rapids women v Northamptonshire Steelbacks women (match 9, league two women’s ‘double-header’) at Visit Worcestershire New Road on Sunday 8 June 2025 Playing the second half of the first women’s back-to-back double-header, Rapids did well to pick themselves up from their first match defeat to ‘go again’ and this time were proud to produce
Worcestershire Rapids women v Derbyshire Falcons women (match 8, league two women’s ‘double-header’) at Visit Worcestershire New Road on Sunday 8 June 2025 Falcons women batters were made to ‘work hard’ for their first win. Challenged to play both ‘double header’ matches on the same-day, under Rapids women skipper Clare Boycott (for 20-overs) partnered by
Northamptonshire Steelbacks women vs Worcestershire Rapids women – match 19, L2 – at Northampton County Ground (Wantage Road) on Thursday 15 May 2025 (10h30) Remarkably each bowler from either team took at least one wicket, as it slowly became the first match in which both teams lost all their wickets. Only one batter (Gemma Marriott
Worcestershire Rapids women vs Sussex Sharks women – match 15, L2 – at Visit New Road Worcester on Saturday 3 May 2025 (10h30) Sharks women bagged their first win, seizing the advantage to bowl out Rapids women, who were unbeaten before the match; previously beating Yorkshire by a wide margin. Batting first, Sharks openers banked
It may be a late start to 2021, but Wasps secured a strong start to the second half of the Allianz Premier 15s system in their home match against Worcester Warriors. Wasps had a slow start to the game but soon found their flow in the later stages going onto score six tries and securing
Head Coach Gerard Mullen has named his Harlequins Women side to travel to Worcester Warriors Women in the final Allianz Premier 15s clash of 2020. Looking to close out 2020 with an 8th successive bonus point win, Mullen has named a strong side to travel to face Worcester Warriors Women in the Allianz Premier 15s.
Jo Yapp had an exceptional weekend. After overseeing a Barbarian victory over Wales in the Principality Stadium, she returned to Sixways to see if her home charges could repeat the dose against the Bears. Four of her regulars were unavailable, Sasha Acheson, Alex Callender, Ffion Lewis and Gwen Crabb, as they had been part of
With the Ladies Premiership now concluded and Worcester achieving their target of finishing fourth, attention has now turned to the Six Nations, the Senior Cup Competition and of course, Worcester Ladies 2nd team who play in National Championship Midlands 2. On the international front, Worcester have been honoured to have the following players getting game
Richmond women returned to action this weekend in the second round of the pool stages in the Senior Cup tournament, running out against Worcester. Both teams were without their international players who are on Six Nations duty, meant that the encounter between these two sides was a much closer affair than it was in the
Games between these local rivals are usually close, hard fought affairs and despite the score line, this game engaged the supporters until the final minute. Arriving at Cobham RFC in what appeared to be Narnia with snow covered pitches, Worcester were determined to put the previous week’s poor performance behind them. However, the game did
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