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News | April 14, 2010 | news
Australia captain Cheryl Soon (pictured) has admitted that lack of test games could disadvantage her team at the Women’s Rugby World Cup later this summer.
Meghan Mutrie brings us a powerful video from the Canada women’s rugby team where they discuss the recent issues surrounding the funding of their game at home.
News | April 10, 2010 | news
A superb second half performance helped the South Africa women's team to a convincing 38-0 over Kazakhstan in Dubai.
News | April 9, 2010 | news
In a tight first test in Dubai, the South African women’s rugby team edged out fellow World Cup bound side Kazakhstan 22-17.
The New Zealand women's rugby squad will begin their World Cup preparations next week when 34 players take part in a week-long training camp in Rotorua.
News | April 7, 2010 | news
With Kazakhstan set to play South Africa in a two test series this week in Dubai we spoke to Luke O’Callaghan who has spent many years working with the Kazakh rugby union.
News | April 6, 2010 | news
England were too strong for Wales at U20 women's rugby level today at the Surrey Sports Park in Guildford as the home team scored three tries in a 17-7 victory .
News | April 1, 2010 | news
By Meghan Mutrie
The U20 women's rugby sides of England and Wales will test out the venue that will be used to host this year's Women's Rugby World Cup when they square off next Tuesday afternoon.
News | March 30, 2010 | news
The women's rugby sides from South Africa and Kazakhstan will play a two test series in Dubai next month as part of their World Cup buildup.
News | March 26, 2010 | news
The star studded Aussie Amazona dominated the Hong Kong 7s on the opening day claiming emphatic 21-0 victory in the final over China.
Canada's women's rugby team have been handed a huge boost with the fundraising of over $150,000 towards their World Cup preparations.Following the recent cancellation of the team's tour to New Zealand, the financial woes of the women's national team were put in the spotlight and a major fundraising drive was launched.The money has come from a variety of sources including Rugby Canada's board of directors, provincial unions and a number of donors.The money means that Canada's players can fully focus on the World Cup this summer in London and is a fantastic boost to the squad who will be confident of doing well at the tournament. Announced at the recent Rugby Canada AGM, the union, had already allocated $120 000 towards the team's budget for the year, but that figure more than doubled as a result of donations by the Board of Directors, pledges by the Provincial Unions totaling $100 000, and an astounding $30,000 contribution from a donor who requested anonymity.
