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News | October 13, 2015 | news
Saracens are top of the Women’s Premiership in England this week but only on points difference to Richmond with both sides leading ahead of the race for the league’s semi-finals. Bristol hammered Wasps to cement their position in third while Worcester are fourth thanks to a big win over Aylesford Bulls.
News | October 11, 2015 | news
Japan recovered from third place in the first leg of the Asian 7s to win the second tournament in Sri Lanka, and with it the overall championship.
News | October 8, 2015 | news
The Black Ferns have a new head coach with Glenn Moore appointed to lead the team into the Women’s Rugby World Cup in 2017.
News | October 7, 2015 | news
The semi-finals of New Zealand's Women's Provincial Championship (WPC) return for the first time since 2009 this weekend.
The second leg of the Asian Sevens Championship takes place this weekend, with the exciting possibility of a new team lifting the crown.
News | October 6, 2015 | news
The Irish women's squad will take part in a public open training session in Belfast's Kingspan Stadium this Saturday - the venue for the Women’s World Cup Final in 2017.
England women will play France and Ireland in an autumn international series next month.
News | October 5, 2015 | news
The French and English league seasons may be taking a break, but there was still plenty going on around the world. We summarise some of the main developments in New Zealand, Scotland, the Gulf States, Hong Kong and Italy.
News | October 4, 2015 | news
The Brtish Army hung on to win their game against Belgium in Saturday's Dave Gallaher Tournament in Zonnebeke, Passchendaele. Organised as part of a commemoration of the First World War (the game was followed by a match between Belgium's men and the New Zealand Defence Force) the tournament was named after the New Zealand captain, one of thirteen All Blacks who fell in the war.
While the season is beginning in most of Europe, in Sweden it has just come to an end with the finale turning out to be something of a family affair as Gothenburg’s captain and veteran international legend Ulrika Andersson Hall was able to share the triumph with her 17 year-old niece, Rebecka Larsson.
News | October 1, 2015 | news
Putain d’Alice*. It is a phrase has dominated women’s rugby in France (and beyond) this week. The injury that Lille prop Alice Dallery suffered last week – and it inspired the northerners to a crucial win in Week 2 of the Top 8 (which is now, in essence, a Top 7).
News | September 30, 2015 | news
Ireland number 8 Heather O’Brien recently upped sticks to join rising powerhouses of the French game, Toulouse – who were promoted to the Top 8 last season. Two games into her tenure for the southern French side, where she is also joined by another Irish player, Paula Fitzpatrick, she tell us how the move came about and what the experience is like.
