Wallabies great George Smith has announced retirement from professional rugby with immediate effect.
Ospreys hooker Scott Otten has signed a new two year deal that will keep him with the Pro14 club at least until the end of the 2020/21 season.
Argentina born hooker Santiago Socino will part ways with the Gallagher Premiership club Newcastle Falcons at the end of the ongoing season.
London Irish have secured the signing of lock Ruan Botha from Super Rugby club Sharks for the 2019/20 season.
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen stated that Blues centre Sonny Bill Williams has only fitness to prove to be in contention for selection in the upcoming World Cup scheduled in Japan later this year.
The new semi-professional Super6 league which will kick off in Scotland in November will be bolstered by a number of Scottish qualified players who currently ply their trade in England, according to Sean Lineen.
The dust has now settled on another wonderful season in the fourth tier of English rugby and there was no shortage of drama in both National Two North and National Two South.
After one of the best promotion races in years, Ampthill and District came out on top to win the 2018-19 National One title and a place in the Championship.
Canterbury clinched promotion to National One for the first time in their history as they came from behind to defeat Chester in the National Two play-off.
Chris Heal previews the 2018/19 National Two Play-Off as Canterbury take on Chester for a place in National One.
The RFU is cutting costs across all departments due to their current financial crisis and included in their reductions is the suspension of the England Students programme for 2019/20.
Leeds Beckett gained their revenge over Hartpury University with a dramatic 26-21 victory in the BUCS Championship 7s final in Yorkshire.
Zoe Heeley scored a hat-trick in the BUCS Championship 7s final as Exeter beat Durham to secure another piece of silverware for Jo Yapp and her side.
Nineteen-year-old second-row/back-row Marshall Sykes has been out of action for seven months, but is back to full fitness and is set to be a key man for Scotland at the under-20 World Championship in Argentina next month.
Jamie Dobie’s attitude and determination has been praised by Merchiston Castle School’s Director of Rugby Roddy Deans after the school pupil signed a professional contract with Glasgow Warriors.
England U20 scored five tries as they went on to beat Junior Springboks at Butts Park Arena in Coventry on Friday.
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