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News | March 11, 2015 | news
From next season the annual women's "varsity" match between Oxford and Cambridge Univesity will be played at Twickenham, giving it equal treatment with the men's game.
News | March 10, 2015 | news
Team news and match previews will appear here as information emerges.
Uzbekistan made a small piece of history last weekend. They were the first women's team to win an official Olympic tournament - the first Asian Olympic pre-qualifier, held in Chennai in India, seeing off opposition from India, Guam, the Philippines, Iran and South Korea.
News | March 9, 2015 | news
Hot on the heels of New Zealand and Australia, Canada have been the nearly-women of the Women's Sevens World Series this season, having finished third in both rounds so far. We spoke to head coach John Tait, who is preparing his side to try and break up the dominating southern hemisphere duopoly ahead of the third round in Atlanta this weekend.
News | March 6, 2015 | news
Melissa Wright looks back at the tries and plays of round three of the women's 6 Nations which brought wins for Ireland, France and Italy
News | March 5, 2015 | news
Retired World Cup winner Maggie Alphonsi has become a Patron of the Women’s Sport Trust as the charity looks to further raise its profile and bring parity to women’s sport across the UK
We look ahead at the third leg of this season's Women's Sevens World Series taking place in Atlanta next weekend. New Zealand go in as favourites following their opening round win in Dubai and second round win in Sao Paulo. Remaining squad details will be added as they are announced.
News | March 4, 2015 | news
This weekend the home of Cambridge University RUFC will see a clash of titans, where Light Blue will face off against Dark Blue in the ultimate challenge; The Varsity Match. Siobhan McHugh previews the game for us.
News | March 3, 2015 | news
Summer Social (formerly Rugby Rocks) returns to Richmond Athletic Ground on 30 May 2015.
A big 31-8 win for Italy in Cumbernauld today (Sunday) not only would appear to have decided the Wooden Spoon winners for 2015 Six Nations, but also makes the Italians hot favourites to reach their first World Cup since 2002.
France U20s extended their unbeaten run against England to eight matches today (Saturday) in Bordeaux, keeping a clean sheet for the third game in a row, in front of an impressive crowd of 2140 at Stade Sainte Germaine.
A commanding performance in front of a near capacity crowd, saw France take another step towards back-to-back Grand Slams and retaining their Six Nations title.
