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Welcome to /wrugby, the home for all things women's rugby! From international competitions like the Six Nations, WXV, and the Rugby World Cup, to club matches in the Premier 15s, Super W, and beyond—we cover it all. Share news, match updates, player highlights, and engage with fellow fans who are passionate about the growth and success of women's rugby worldwide. Whether you're a player, coach, or supporter, join us in celebrating the power, skill, and dedication of women in rugby.
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Welcome to WRR 177 for October 21-27. World Rugby has announced the match schedule for the expanded 2025 Rugby World Cup, setting the stage for the largest event yet with 16 teams. Ilona Maher made waves as the only rugby player ranked among SportPro’s top 10 most marketable athletes of 2024. Argentina defended their South American 7s title in Lima, securing a World Rugby Challenger Series berth alongside Colombia, who took third with a tight win over Uruguay. Major hosting news includes Ghana gearing up for the Rugby Africa 7s in November and the Solomon Islands set to welcome teams for the Oceania Rugby 7s in December, each offering Challenger Series qualification. Meanwhile, 7s will be notably absent from the 2026 Commonwealth Games. We cover all this and round up the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to WRR 176 for October 14-20. Pools for the 2025 Rugby World Cup in England have been unveiled, with the full schedule set to be released tomorrow. Germany kicked off their European Trophy campaign with a dominant win over Finland, while Sene Naoupu made history as the first Pasifika female CEO of a New Zealand Rugby Provincial Union, taking the reins at North Otago. Off the field, Australian stars Charlotte Caslick and the Levi sisters hinted at a potential cross-code switch that could bolster the Wallaroos ahead of the Rugby World Cup. And we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to WRR 175 for October 7-13. WXV wrapped up with England retaining their WXV 1 title and reclaiming the Utrecht Shield after a win over Canada. France fell to New Zealand, while Spain secured the WXV 3 title and their place in the 2025 Rugby World Cup with a hard-fought win against Fiji. Australia clinched the WXV 2 title with a thrilling victory over Scotland, and Ireland continued their remarkable rise with a win over the USA. Samoa also booked their spot for the World Cup, Wales held off Japan, and the Netherlands dominated Hong Kong to close their campaign. Now that all 16 teams are confirmed for the 2025 Rugby World Cup, the draw will take place this Thursday. And we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 174 for September 30 to October 6. In Round 2 of WXV, Italy, Hong Kong, Scotland, Samoa, Australia, Spain, France, Canada, and England all secured victories, setting up an exciting final round where the WXV champions will be crowned and the last two teams for the 2025 Rugby World Cup will be determined. Latvia returned to test rugby after 15 years with a dominant win over Norway, and Waikato reclaimed the Farah Palmer Cup Premiership title in a thrilling victory over Canterbury. And as always, we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to WRR 173 for September 23-29. The first round of WXV action saw Canada climb to a record 2nd place, while Ireland secured a dramatic last-second win over the Black Ferns, marking only their second-ever victory over New Zealand. In WXV 3, World Cup qualification remains incredibly tight, with Spain, despite a bonus-point win, still needing to secure results against Fiji to avoid being overtaken by Samoa or Hong Kong. Meanwhile, Australia had a stark turnaround from their earlier warmup against Wales, beating them in WXV 2, and the Red Roses dominated the USA in WXV 1. As always, we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 172 for September 16-22. Wales made history with their first-ever win over the Wallaroos, moving up to 9th in the rankings, while referee Sara Cox officiated her 40th Test match, matching Aimee Barrett-Theron. Romania made a triumphant return to XVs, leaping from 44th to 40th after defeating Bulgaria, while South Africa dominated Spain, the Netherlands edged past Fiji, and the Kenya Lionesses secured a big victory over Madagascar. China leads the Asia 7s Series with Japan close behind, but the real battle is for third place between Hong Kong and Thailand, with major implications for a spot in the HSBC Sevens Challenger Series. Two more Challenger Series spots will be up for grabs at the South American 7s at the end of October. And we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 170 for September 2-8. Hong Kong upset Japan in the semifinals of the first stop of the Asia 7s Series, while China took the title and extended their unbeaten streak. The Red Roses triumphed over France at Kingsholm, Scotland powered past Wales at Hive Stadium, and South Africa dominated the Barbarians in Cape Town. Oceania Rugby suspended PNG Rugby Union after non-compliance with multiple World Rugby directives. Four key matches are on the horizon this weekend, and we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 169 for August 26-September 1. Olympic star Ilona Maher took the internet by storm (again) as she was revealed as the Sports Illustrated swimsuit model for September. The Asia Sevens Series kicks off this weekend, with eight women’s teams battling for the title and a spot in the Challenger Series. This weekend also features three key matches: Scotland vs. Wales on Friday, followed by Barbarians vs. South Africa and England vs. France on Saturday. Several teams announced their traveling squads for WXV warmup matches. Scotland also announced the return of David Nucifora, whose legacy in women’s rugby, particularly in Ireland, remains a topic of debate. And as always, we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 168 for August 19-25. Kingspan Stadium is set to host the Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship finals on August 31, with Munster and Leinster securing the top spots. The BBC has been appointed as the UK rights holder for Rugby World Cup 2025, promising extensive free-to-air coverage and digital programming. Morocco is reviving their XVs program, and Turkey, traditionally a 7s rugby nation, has begun training for XVs for the first time ever. And we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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I’m 21, and I joined the women’s rugby team at my university, and I have some light experience with rugby but I have absolutely zero idea what position I would be fit for. I’m about 5’4” (162.5 cm), short torso, abnormally long limbs. Most of my experience is in soccer/football, playing defensive position. I’m not a great runner, I can go fast for very short distances but that’s about it. I’m pretty aggressive and I used to get carded a lot for injuring/being too physical with other players when I was in soccer/football. So I have no idea what would be best for me, so I’ll take any advice.
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 167 for August 12-18. The HSBC SVNS announced the first five events of the 2024-2025 Series, with stops in Dubai, Cape Town, Perth, Vancouver, and Hong Kong. Japan's Women’s Sevens team has a new head coach, Yuka Kanematsu. The USA edged Japan in the final match of the 2024 Japan Challenger Series. Munster leads the 2024 Irish Interpros after two rounds. Fiji is set for historic first-ever matches against Scotland and the Netherlands. And we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Hi ! So long story short. I discovered rugby in highschool this year, (I have been a dancer for 13 years), and I fell in love with the sport ! So I called a club and they accepted me ! I start in 2 days... I am pretty skinny (did modeling), and short (5'3). I guess I am the one who'll run fast ahah! I'm just worried about not making friends, or not succeeding and people getting upset with me (overthinker I am lol).
So, any tips/advice for someone who'll start women rugby in 2 days ? Thanks !
Hi! I’m 31f and was incredibly inspired by watching hours of rugby7s at the Olympics. The sport looks incredibly fun and fast paced. I would love to try playing, but I’m a bit concerned over the possibility of injury. I have some ankle tendinitis and a compressed disc. After running into some major back issues, I fell out of physical shape but have been looking for a new sport to try. Is trying out rugby a terrible idea given this? I would only be doing this recreationally
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 166 for August 5-11. Scion women and NAV men clinched the USA Club 7s National Championships. Dubai announced their HSBC SVNS stop for November 29-December 1, likely the first in the Series, and Perth confirmed theirs for January 24-26. PR 7s launched the Locals Academy, the first PR7sRise team for U19 players. Japan and the USA played to a thrilling 17-17 draw in the Japan Rugby Challenge Series, with the final match set for Saturday, August 17. Emirates World Rugby confirmed match official appointments for WXV 2024 and warm-up matches. We’ve also updated our Fixtures & Results page with more Internationals and added a Watch link for easier access. And we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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Just going on the reports it was a big win for Leinster and Munster got over the line. Did anyone here catch the games? Did any players stand out?
Today is Women’s Day in South Africa, and we woke up to this fantastic news. The Bulls Daisies, the only professional women's team in the county, have absolutely dominated our local league for the past 2 years (losing only 1 game to WP). This new investment will make the league truly competitive, more attractive to fans and broadcasters, and ultimately strengthen our national team. It all makes me so excited for the future of women's rugby in SA and the world. Happy Women’s Day to all the women on here, wherever you might be.
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Welcome to Women's Rugby Rundown 165 for July 29-August 4. If you missed WRR 164 from yesterday, where we covered the Paris 2024 Olympics, make sure to go back and watch that. In this episode, we’ve got all the details on the 2024 USA Club 7s Rugby National Championships happening this weekend. With many new fans of rugby, we’re also looking forward to the 2025 HSBC SVNS Series, several upcoming XVs matches, and the WXV competition kicking off on September 27. Exciting news from WER: they’ve announced their first three franchises will be in Chicago, Denver, and Boston, starting in March 2025. Additionally, the 2014 World Cup-winning squad is embarking on a fundraising challenge to support their former coach Gary Street, who is battling a serious illness. And as always, we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.
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