Kian Gadsby Leicester Tigers rounded out their Jaecoo Next Gen Cup campaign with a 24-10 defeat to local rivals Loughborough Lightning. Having both already been eliminated after losing their opening three matches, both sides were playing to avoid finishing bottom of Pool A and to claim local derby bragging rights. Knowing they were already out, Leicester opted to rotate their lineup and take the opportunity to look at new players. Australian Haley Derrera made her first appearance after signing for the club, while University of Nottingham Women’s Rugby Club alumnus Charlotte Seale made her first Tigers start in the second row. Leicester were looking for their first victory in the competition since beating Loughborough at Loughborough University Stadium two years […] The post Report: Tigers Improve But End Cup Campaign with Loughborough Loss appeared first on Impact Magazine.
The top four teams in the Skipper Cup and Marama Championship have been confirmed following the quarter-finals held across the country yesterday. In the Skipper Cup, Naitasiri knocked out defending champions Malolo with a narrow 15-11 victory, while Tailevu defeated Navosa 23-16 to secure their semi-final spots. Nadroga also booked their place in the last […]
While Wallabies coach Les Kiss picks up the pieces, All Blacks counterpart Dave Rennie is refusing to gloat after securing the Bledisloe Cup for a 23rd year.
New Zealand starts its bid for the Rugby League World Cup with the glittering union star Stacey Waaka keen to emulate the great Honey Hireme-Smiler The post Double international Stacey Waaka inspired by Honey for World Cup debut appeared first on Newsroom.
A decade to the day since the rugby world learned of head coach Anthony Foley’s death at the age of 42, Munster marked the poignant anniversary with a stirring 33-25 Champions Cup victory over Racing 92.
Pool 1: Glasgow Warriors 47-27 Sale Late tries from Darge, Smith and Tuipulotu settle match Glasgow Warriors extended their unbeaten start to the new season by pulling away to claim an impressive 47-27 win at Sale in Pool 1. Glasgow’s winning score might have looked convincing but they only secured victory in the final 20 minutes after Rekeiti Ma’asi-White had temporarily reduced Sale’s deficit to four. The hosts had made all the running in the early stages and were 12 points up inside the first 10 minutes helped by tries from Ben Curry and Arron Reed. The visitors hit back through a penalty try and further efforts from Kyle Steyn and Jamie Dobie to carve out a hard-earned 21-15 lead at the interval. This story will be updated Continue reading...
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