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News | May 15, 2014 | news
The teams were going through their final practice sessions this morning before the final round of the Women’s World Series, which kicks off here in Amsterdam tomorrow at 12.20pm local time (11.20 BST).
News | May 14, 2014 | news
This weekend sees the start of the Asian Four Nations fifteens championship, restructureded by the ARFU to give their WRWC representative the best possible chance in Paris.
The IRB have announced their shortlist of the WSWS Player of the Year, with the selections mirroring the New Zealand and Australia's domination of the series.
News | May 10, 2014 | news
Australia and New Zealand have dominated the second Women's Sevens World Series.
News | May 6, 2014 | news
French captain Marie-Alice Yahé will not lead her country in their home World Cup this summer after annoucing her retirement from the game today (Tuesday 6th May).
News | May 1, 2014 | news
Philip Doyle has named an extended 33 player Rugby World Cup training squad ahead of the Women's Rugby World Cup in Marcoussis, France this coming August.
News | April 30, 2014 | news
It was finals day in France last weekend, with not only the national championship being decided, but also places from third to eighth - with eighth place have a special significance all of its own.
News | April 29, 2014 | news
When you speak about Latin American Rugby the first thing that comes out of peoples lips is Argentina, and the more knowledgeable mention Uruguay and Chile. So to the outsider the biggest anomaly - in women's World Cup year - is the absence of Argentina from test rugby.
News | April 28, 2014 | news
Qualification for the Olympics will be tough. But some aspiring Olympians face an even tougher personal decision
News | April 25, 2014 | news
Last summer we told the story of Kathleen Trick, the first identifiable female to be depicted in rugby kit.
Kazakhstan - 2013 Asian Champions, the continent's representative at the World Cup, and a team that has never lost a test to Asian opposition - survived a shock start to the defence of their crown on Saturday.
News | April 22, 2014 | news
After six tournaments can it still be called a Women’s Rugby World Cup when there is still no representation from a Latin American country? Thomas Wheelock looks into the game in the region in the first in a series of articles.
