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News | August 12, 2016 | news
Canada’s U20s visit England next week for a three-test series, to be played at Trent College, Nottingham
News | August 10, 2016 | news
After all that waiting the Rio Olympics Sevens has come and, so very quickly, gone. Butif your are suffering from withdrawal symptoms, don’t worry – there is plenty to come in the world of women’s rugby over the next few months.
After claiming a gold medal at the Olympics, Australia have launched new Rugby Sevens pathways that will allow other young Australians to follow in the footsteps of their national team.
New Zealand’s premier domestic competition, the Farah Palmer Cup, kicked off last weekend. Formerly known as the Women’s Provincial Championship it was renamed this year in recognition of one of the most iconic figures in New Zealand women’s rugby.
News | August 8, 2016 | news
Australia have won the first ever women’s sevens Olympic gold medal
News | August 7, 2016 | news
In the end it will be the semi-finals that were expected - but there were some scares for most of the top teams on the way.
News | August 6, 2016 | news
The Olympic motto is “Citius, Altius, Fortius” – “Faster, Higher, Stronger”, and with the help of Selina at French women’s rugby website Rugby au Feminin we thought we’d look at a rugby 7s equivalent, “youngest, tallest, heaviest”, and how much any of those matter.
The opening round of games produced one "shock", with 7th seed Fiji beating 6th seed United States. Otherwise it has all gone to form, so far, with big wns for the top three seeds.
News | August 5, 2016 | news
In the year 2000 a British-born seven year-old sat at home in Germany glued to her TV watching the Sydney Olympics, dreaming that she would one day run for her country at the Olympics. Tomorrow she becomes an Olympian – but in a different sport and in the colours of France.
News | August 4, 2016 | news
Set you alarms - these are the key pool games to watch out for this Olympic weekend.
News | August 3, 2016 | news
Today we turn to the Pool C - with two real medal contenders, and two teams with World Series ambitions.
News | August 2, 2016 | news
A year ago, England's Danielle (Nolli) Waterman was struggling with a knee injury to the point that walking down the stairs was a challenge. This weekend she will be one of Great Britain's most important players. We caught up with her on the eve of the Olympics
