The IRFU is hoping to secure a couple of team places in the Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) in England in advance of the 2028-2029 season as the tournament considers an expansion beyond its constituent clubs. It’s a sensible move and a legitimate aspiration. England are the world champions and untouchable in the Women’s Six Nations. The PWR is light years ahead in playing standards globally, is underpinned by good crowds and decent financial investment and is where several of Ireland’s top players ply their trade professionally.
While the Cobar Camels may not have managed a win in the Western Plains Rugby Union competition this season, there was however still plenty to celebrate at the club’s presentation night on Saturday. After being unable to field a side in the competition last year, the Camels were back on [...]
Kyadondo Rugby Grounds will host the Rugby Africa HSBC Division III qualifiers scheduled for September 26-27 in Kampala, Uganda. The tournament is set to attract 8 men’s teams from across Africa for 2 days of mouth-watering sevens rugby at the de facto home of Ugandan Rugby. This tournament was set up after the split from [...] The post Kyadondo Rugby Grounds to host Rugby Africa HSBC Division III Qualifier appeared first on Kawowo Sports .
She admitted: “You want to reach into people’s sitting rooms to be able to watch it.” While the 44-year-old sees streaming as an important way of reaching younger audiences, she does not believe it should replace traditional broadcasting
When Jack Hanratty took over as head coach for the USA prior to this year’s Pacific Four Series, it was clear that the Eagles were starting a journey firmly pointed towards Women’s Rugby World Cup 2033.
Having slipped down the national pecking order as a result, there are now a slew of at least 10 other locks jostling for Gregor Townsend’s selectorial attention.
Head coach Matt Everard and his staff have spent the summer hard at work bringing in talent to give the Warriors the best chance possible of going back-to-back
The arrival of former England and British & Irish Lions No.8 Richards, who has enjoyed a successful coaching career at Leicester, Harlequins and Newcastle, has ensured there is plenty of reason for optimism at the club.
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