Scotland Women have given themselves a brilliant platform over the last 17 months with 10 wins from 13 Tests, WXV 2 silverware, and climbing to an all-time high of number five in the World Rugby Women’s Rankings just this week.
The 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup is less than 12 months away and the countdown is on across England. The tournament is set to kick-off in Sunderland’s Stadium of Light…
Nigeria’s Black Stallions are gearing up preparation for their Women’s Rugby League World Cup qualifying two-legged fixture against Kenya in Nairobi later this month, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Twenty-two invited players have been working…
ALEX BYWATER AT TWICKENHAM: If England women's side produce a repeat result to the one we saw here yesterday in a little over 12 months, then the bigwigs at the RFU will be more than happy.
England's women's rugby union side extended their winning run to 17 Tests on Saturday beating world champions New Zealand 24-12 in an entertaining tussle at Twickenham.It was England's second successive win over the Kiwis, having beaten…
Saracens Women are thrilled to confirm the arrival of Welsh international second-row Natalia John. John joins having played for Brython Thunder in last season’s Celtic Challenge. Having represented her country over 40 times, including at…
By Jon Page May Campbell, who represents Saracens in Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR), spoke to the media about life in the Red Roses camp as they build towards fixtures against…
Paris Olympics bronze medallist Ilona Maher has expressed a desire to join the United States of America’s team for next year’s Women’s Rugby World Cup.
The South Shields-born Red Roses legend, 38, represented Darlington Mowden Park Sharks during her illustrious playing career but the club did not bid to be part of the inaugural Allianz PWR campaign last term
Karney earned the last of her 144 caps in 2019, three years before Sarina Wiegman’s side memorably earned continental glory capped by victory at a sold out Wembley in the final.
The Birmingham star earned the last of her 144 caps in 2019, three years before Sarina Wiegman’s side memorably earned continental glory capped by victory at a sold out Wembley in the final.
The Lionesses legend earned the last of her 144 caps in 2019, three years before Sarina Wiegman’s side memorably earned continental glory capped by victory at a sold out Wembley in the final.
Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 celebrates powerful personalities, unstoppable athletes and the growth of women’s sport, as the tournament reaches 1 year to go milestone.