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News | April 7, 2015 | news
Scrumqueens.com has made the final shortlist for the Media Organisation of the Year accolade at this year’s #BeAGameChanger Awards run by the Women’s Sports Trust.
Canada will host a mouth-watering week of test rugby this summer when four of the top six teams from the 2014 World Cup come together in what looks like being the most competitive and exciting summer series for over a decade.
News | April 4, 2015 | news
One of the great losses this season has been the disappearence from the calendar of the European Emerging Nations Camp, but the Czech RFU hosted a competition last weekend that went some way to replace it.
News | April 1, 2015 | news
After a gap of just over two months, the French Top 8 returned last weekend. Two rounds of games in the league phase remained, with playoff places on offer for the top four.
News | March 31, 2015 | news
Australian women’s sevens Head Coach Tim Walsh puts much of his side’s growing success to the domestic structures fuelling growth and interest in the sport.
News | March 30, 2015 | news
Scrumqueens Women's World Test Rankings, April 2015 (as compiled by Serge Piquet)
News | March 27, 2015 | news
For the third year running, and the fourth time in five years, Canada have won the Hong Kong 7s after a tournament of surprises and upsets, especially from the hosts.
News | March 26, 2015 | news
China may be Asia’s team in the Women’s Sevens World Series, but there is no guarantee that they will win this year’s Asian Championship and a place in the Olympics. All of their challengers from Asia's will be in in Hong Kong for the annual Hong Kong Sevens, which starts today. It is the world's oldest international women's rugby sevens - along with teams from Europe, North America, Africa and Oceania.
Melissa Wright looks review the highlights of the final weekend of a memorable championship.
News | March 22, 2015 | news
Having defeated the RAF 32-7 at Meggetland last month, the young Scots were on course to finish the season on a high and didn’t disappoint, returning north tonight with a 34-0 victory over Northumbria University, in a game arranged at short notice to replace a planned game against the Czech Republic.
France recorded their second win at Twickenham in four games with a well–deserved 21-15 win against England on Saturday (21st March ) at Twickenham Stadium, giving them a chance to win back-to-back Six Nations titles.
Italy have arrived. No longer propping up the Six Nations table, the Azzurri finish a best ever season in third place after an impressive 22-5 win over Wales in Padua.
