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News | July 20, 2018 | news
After their unbeaten performance in the first leg, Ireland will be aiming to wrap up the first U18 Home Nations Series which concludes this weekend in Birmingham.
News | July 19, 2018 | news
The third Women's Sevens World Cup takes place this weekend. We look back at the first two tournaments.
As the Sevens World Cup approaches, the squads have started to be unveiled for the 16 competing women's teams. We'll update this page with each squad as it is named.
News | July 17, 2018 | news
New Zealand have named their sqiad to take on Australia in two test games next month.
News | July 15, 2018 | news
France have retained their World University Championship title, with a star-studied team only conceding two tries over the whole tournament, both to runners-up Australia.
News | July 14, 2018 | news
Rugby Americas North’s (RAN) plan to revive women’s test rugby in the region continued last week (12-13th July) with the second international 10s tournament, in Mexico City.
News | July 11, 2018 | news
The Black Ferns have announced a two-Test tour of France at the end of the year and will warm-up with an innovative Game of Three Halves in Tauranga next month against leading provincial sides.
News | July 10, 2018 | news
Spain have circulated their draft international calendar for 2018/19, with up to seven test matches as well as the World Series and European Sevens.
News | July 8, 2018 | news
The Netherlands and Ukraine will be back at the top level of European Sevens next year after repeating their 1-2 first leg finish in the second leg in Szeged in Hungary.
Ireland have won the first leg of the U18 Home Nations sevens this weekend at Peffermill in Edinburgh
Former Wales captain makes history as she takes reins of WRU National League coaching team
News | July 3, 2018 | news
It’s the second leg of the of the European Trophy, and the main question seems to be “who will be promoted alongside the Netherlands”?
