Women's Rugby

Week 8 in the Women’s Premiership got off to a flying start on Halloween, as Wasps finally gave their fans something to cheer, with a thumping 59-0 victory over Aylesford.

Week seven saw the half-way stage of the Women’s Premiership season arrive and the table had a familiar feel to it, with the same top and bottom four as the 2014/15 season.

With confidence riding high from last weekend’s win against Aylesford, Worcester travelled south to Twyford Avenue to take on Wasps which always proves to be a tough Premiership Rugby encounter.

On Sunday 6th September Firwood Waterloo Ladies achieved a club record by racking up their fiftieth consecutive Championship North 1 league win.

Ireland is to host the Women's Rugby World Cup in 2017.

The Women's Premiership Group are pleased to announce the launch of a new award recognising our player of the season.

Simon Middleton has been appointed as the new head coach of the England Women's side, the Rugby Football Union has announced.

The Championship Cup is contested by the Winners of Championship North and Championship South for the right to play the bottom Premiership Club and possibly replace them in the Women’s Premiership.

World Cup-winning head coach Gary Street has left his post in charge of the England Women's side by mutual consent, the Rugby Football Union has announced.

Saracens seal Premiership victory in pivotal year for women’s rugby.

Emily Scarratt has won the prestigious Rugby Union Writers' Club Pat Marshall Memorial Award as the sport's personality of the year for 2014.

A brave effort from Worcester’s inexperience side eventually overcome by Saracens.

On Sunday evening, the England women’s rugby team were crowned Team of the Year at the prestigious BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards, following a fine campaign that saw them lift the Women’s Rugby World Cup earlier this year.

Helen O'Reilly has become Ireland's first top-level female referee in a move that could eventually see her officiate in Guinness Pro12 and European Champions Cup action.

In horrendous conditions, the game didn’t have the most auspicious start with a knock on from DMP.

Worcester returned from their long journey north with a well-earned victory over DMP Sharks in an exciting game in which both teams gave their all.

Richmond started the match looking sharper than Wasps and had most the possession in the early part of the game, which became a deciding factor.

Worcester may have expected more from this game following the encouraging performance at Saracens the previous week, but once again some last minute team changes saw the home side fielding players out of position.

When Worcester travelled to the Allianz on Sunday to face the undefeated league leaders they would not have expected to be leaving feeling disappointed at only gaining a losing bonus point.

Although on the back foot for ¾ of the game, victory was conceded in the final fifteen minutes with a final flourish of 14 points from the visitors.