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News | April 3, 2016 | news
Round three of the Women’s Sevens World Series begins on Friday in Atlanta. Can Australia continue their run and make it three wins in three? Will last season’s champions New Zealand rediscover their form? Will the United States repeat the success they had last year?
News | April 2, 2016 | news
Three more teams likely to be vying for the right to play Scotland in Europe’s Women's Rugby World Cup playoff were in action last week.
News | March 24, 2016 | news
The Women’s Six Nations has dominated the news in recent weeks, so it's time for a quick catch-up of other news from around the world…
Kathy Flores has become the third woman to join the US Rugby Hall of Fame.
News | March 23, 2016 | news
Two years after their big win in Edinburgh, the Belgian women's rugby team were again too strong for Scotland's U20 team last Sunday.
Ireland were crowned women's 6 Nations champions for 2015 after a crushing 73-3 win over Scotland - their biggest ever win in the international game and Scotland's biggest ever loss at home. (Image: Inpho)
News | March 22, 2016 | news
We choose our XV of the women's 6 Nations
USA Rugby today relieved women's rugby 7s head coach Jules McCoy from her role and replaced her with Richie Walker who will lead the team to the Rio 2016 Olympic Summer Games.
News | March 21, 2016 | news
Germany have a long history of women’s rugby, with a first test match as far back as 1989 – only eight months after England took the field for the first time and a year before New Zealand’s first test. With almost as many women playing the game in 2013 as Scotland and the Netherlands put together, Germany should be one of major powers in Europe, but in recent years success has been hard to come by.
Despite missing out on Six Nations the England have moved into second place in World Rugby’s women’s rankings.
News | March 20, 2016 | news
The 2016 Women's Six Nations has built to a terrific climax this year, with the title to be decided by a head-to-head between France and England on Friday evening, to be broadcast live on Sky Sports 3 and on France 4, while on Sunday Italy travel to Aberavon and Scotland to Dublin.
A hat-trick from Alison Miller helped Ireland to a 45-12 win over Scotland at Donnybrook as last year's winners ended the competition this time in third place.
