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News | September 22, 2016 | news
Wasps FC have appointed one of the world's leading female coaches Giselle Mather to be its fulltime women's Director of Rugby.
The second leg of the European Sevens Grand Prix will be very different to the first as teams call up the 2020 generation.
News | September 20, 2016 | news
After a second big win, Blagnac Saint-Orens (BSROF) lead the Top 8.
News | September 19, 2016 | news
With significant movement of players between clubs over the summer and the return of England’s leading sevens players to the fifteens game, this year’s Women’s Premiership was always going to be fiercely competitive but the early rounds of the league have thrown up some eye raising results.
News | September 18, 2016 | news
South Africa's women's sevens team cemented their position as Africa’s number one team when they re-captured the Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens title in Harare, Zimbabwe.
News | September 17, 2016 | news
Counties Manukau have finished top of the league after the regular season of the Farah Palmer Cup after a defeat of Auckland on Saturday.
News | September 16, 2016 | news
We may not have had the Olympics yet, never mind the 2017 Women's Rugby World Cup in Ireland, but the mind of World Rugby is already looking ahead to 2018 and the Women's Sevens World Cup in San Francisco bay area in the United States. And this week they confirmed the qualfication process for the 16 women's teams who will take part.
There are around 100 active national women’s sevens teams in the world, but fewer than ten have women coaches. So the recent appointment of Helen Koyokoyo Buteme as coach of Uganda – making her only Africa’s second female national head coach (after Zimbabwe's Abigail Kawonza) – was an important event
News | September 15, 2016 | news
England have named a 54- player elite squad for the World Cup season including the names of the 29 players awarded the first ever 15-a-side professional contracts.
News | September 14, 2016 | news
New Zealand's women's rugby Sevens coach Sean Horan is stepping down from his role following his side's silver medal success at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janiero.
The French Top 8 began last weekend
News | September 12, 2016 | news
Defending champions Richmond got off to a rocky start as they were put to the sword by a clinical Lichfield, while there were also wins for Aylesford, Saracens and Bristol in round one of the English women’s Premiership.
