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News | November 28, 2010 | news
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News | November 22, 2010 | news
Richmond have surged eight points clear at the top of the English women's Premiership as they beat the second-placed team Worcester at the weekend in a strong 4-try victory. It was also a good day for fellow London sides Wasps and Sarcens who both recorded wins - over Old Albanian Saints and DMP while Lichfield also maintained their form with a win over Bristol. Image: Richmond centre Lynne Cantwell on the surge - pic thanks to Anita Mitchell.
News | November 21, 2010 | news
News | November 19, 2010 | news
Wales women’s rugby star Non Evans has launched a book called “Against All Odds” which documents her success in a range of sports.
News | November 18, 2010 | news
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News | November 12, 2010 | news
Eight of Asia's top women's rugby international sevens team will be in action at the end of the month. Ahead of the Asian Games John Birch previews the teams competing and picks China out as clear favourites. The women's tournament starts on November 21st.
News | November 10, 2010 | news
Amanda Bennett, the former Wales, England A and Saracens women's coach has been appointed as England U20 women’s coach for the season.
News | November 8, 2010 | news
Japan will go into this month's Asian Games in high confidence after they were crowned SCC 7s champions at the weekend. Japan beat the home side, Singapore, in the final to take the title with a 14-0 victory. The competition was part of the many warm-ups events taking place in the region ahead of the major competition in China at the end of November. Indeed it was the second international 7s competition in the space of a week for India and Singapore who both competed in Borneo last week in the Asia Pacific 7s which was won by Kazakhstan. Singapore had earlier beaten Hong Kong 17-12 in the semi-finals while Japan reached the final with a more straight forward 36-0 win over India.Eunice Tay, Captain of the Singapore Women’s team said, “The SCC 7s tournament has been a key part of our preparation and conditioning for the Asian Games and has been our final opportunity to play against some of our biggest competitors. We are confident as a team and hope to make Singapore proud at the Asian Games. At the end of the day, our biggest competitors are ourselves!”
