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Women's Rugby World Cup

RugbyPass dévoile son Top 50 des meilleures joueuses avant le Mondial

Il y a 129 jours

Le Top des 50 meilleures joueuses du monde, bientôt dévoilé...

La Coupe du Monde de Rugby féminine 2025 approche à grands pas. Coup d’envoi le vendredi 22 août, en Angleterre. Et avec elle, les meilleures joueuses du monde prêtes à débarquer pour marquer l’histoire.

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A RugbyPass, on voulait leur rendre hommage. Alors on s’est posé une question simple : si on devait en retenir 50, lesquelles mériteraient d’y figurer aujourd’hui ? Facile à dire. Beaucoup moins à faire.

On a réuni un groupe d’experts, et on leur a demandé de se mouiller. Pas juste sur les stats ou les trophées, mais sur tout ce qui compte vraiment : la régularité, l’impact, le mental, le respect gagné sur le terrain.

‘This Energy Never Stops’ – Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025

‘This Energy Never Stops’ – Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025

Au fil des discussions, les avis ont fusé. Il a fallu trancher, parfois débattre longuement. Mais une chose est sûre : chaque nom retenu l’a été pour de bonnes raisons.

Neuf pays sont représentés. Cinquante joueuses. Un classement qui ne cherche pas à imposer une vérité, mais à lancer la discussion. Et surtout, à célébrer celles qui font vibrer le rugby féminin.

Le top 50 sera dévoilé à partir du mardi 5 août, sur RugbyPass. Prêt·e à découvrir qui y figure ?

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bd 1 hour ago

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A 12 week Cape Summer, a treat perhaps.

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iain 1 hour ago

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How english centric rugbypass is becoming. As a scot I'm not expecting glasgow but how can you look beyond Leinster rather than Bath as the main threat and for the rest of the “other nations” I would hope for a winner outwith England or france and it has to be said the Top 14 is class

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AD 1 hour ago

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Jfp123 1 hour ago

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It depends on the team. Toulouse always field their top players in the Champions cup, including the group stages. This is my opportunity to watch Dupont et al live - I have a ticket for the Saracens game in Jan., so I’m not complaining. Only a few teams have a realistic chance of winning, so the B team phenomenon isn’t surprising, especially given the huge workload. Add to that the variability in form from season to season, for example, last year Exeter Chiefs were kept off the foot of the Prem by Newcastle and their presence in the Champions Cup was much criticised, while this year, when they’re flying high, they’re not qualified for it.

The La Rochelle v Leinster x2 and the Toulouse v Leinster finals have been outstanding, and to build up to them, there needs to be some sort of competition and selection process. Ideally, I’d trim the competition a bit, but I’ve no complaints if some clubs opt to rest their senior players and send out youngsters - it’s one way of ensuring player welfare, they certainly shouldn’t be fined. Fans know the score, and don’t need to buy tickets if they’re not interested.

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GP 1 hour ago

Dan Carter weighs in with balanced analysis of Scott Robertson's All Blacks

Agree. He did not come out with obvious that no prospects have been tried in his old position at 10 re Crusaders winner this year Rivez Reihana, Edgecombe, Reuben Love etc. Beauden Barrett is finished. Damien McKenzie is brilliant off the bench and as a utility. But Richie Mo’unga is streets ahead of the competition as a specialist 10. The “competition” , when it comes to that position there is no “competition”.

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RW 2 hours ago

My honest prediction for the Investec Champions Cup – Andy Goode

Well i just watched the Stormers Bayonne game and Stormers beat Bayonne. So who knows, maybe he has a point. Anyways, we gotta focus on La Rochelle next weekend. That will hopefully give us a booster, La Rochelle beating us in the play off match two years ago. We need to beat them back.

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GP 2 hours ago

Four things on Razor's 2025 All Blacks Christmas wish list

Beauden Barrett with all the points and test matches behind him. He has never been a great pivot. Richie Mo’unga out played him regularly at 10 during the seven year run for the Crusaders. As for this second placing behind Daniel Carter

that regularly gets touted, is complete rubbish. Andrew Mehrtens was a far super tactician , goal kicker and runner at 10. His clutch moments for Canterbury and the Crusaders are so many. 1994 , winning penalty against Otago in Shield match for Canterbury , Super Rugby winning penalty for the Crusaders v Brumbies 2000. He also controlled masterfully the 1998 and 1999 Super Rugby away wins v Blues and Highlanders. Do not give me World Cup winning medals as a measure either. Barretts best rugby was off the bench re 2015. Many great players in other sports have not been in World Cup winning teams , especially when you look at football. In 1995 at the WC Final in South Africa, Mehrtens was crook like the rest of the team. I can only hope Richie Mo’unga gets another crack in 2027.

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unknown 2 hours ago

Six Nations statement: Tom Curry 'Tunnelgate' incident

Given the lenient ban Etzebeth got I think you need to check your facts. Contepomi found out to be talking nonsense

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JH 2 hours ago

Scott Barrett's 2027 plan explains everything about his form

What form? He’s been there since 2016 and you could probably name one standout year (2023) and the rest has been distinctively average and getting worse.

He’s not the only veteran who went completely missing in the major Tests this year, including Ardie.

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J Marc 2 hours ago

Sharks name B-team for French giants as Plumtree exit fast-tracked

2002, Agen ,banned from Heineken cup for a year and fined 100000€…

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JH 2 hours ago

Everyone knows Robertson is not supposed to be doing the coaching

Except the team has a manager, so maybe Razor should have applied for that job instead. The NZR basically hired Scott Hansen as the coach, and I’m not even sure they’re any the wiser as to who he actually is than anyone else.

All Razor seems to actually do is sit around dreaming up cringe-worthy ‘themes’ that don’t help once the team is on the field falling asleep for half the game.

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JW 2 hours ago

Sharks name B-team for French giants as Plumtree exit fast-tracked

Johnny wants to walk the line?

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JH 2 hours ago

Dan Carter weighs in with balanced analysis of Scott Robertson's All Blacks

Great player, but you’re never going to get anything interesting coming out of Dan Carter’s mouth except toe-the-line PR drivel.

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JW 2 hours ago

Sharks name B-team for French giants as Plumtree exit fast-tracked

lol how long ago was that?

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SB 3 hours ago

My honest prediction for the Investec Champions Cup – Andy Goode

Goodey hates the French, just watch his podcast and see how he speaks about them.

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rs 3 hours ago

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There is such a distinct difference from comments of the Northern Hemisphere compared with supporters from the south. They don't realize the enemy is at their door.

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rs 3 hours ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Etsebeth deserves ( deserved a harsher penalty in my opinion) what he got but cannot agree with your comment. Nobody would have said part of the game. The size and age of player irrelevant. Must go and play paddle if not up to it. Furthermore only mothers in N Hemisphere may support your view.

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Hammer Head 3 hours ago

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Well it’s working for the Boks. ABs and Aus, not so much.

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RP 3 hours ago

'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

AM was added as a secondary. Was primarily referring to singular JGP.

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RP 3 hours ago

'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

Exactly, you can call yourselves The Potato Eye Gouging Leprechauns. JGP is already one up on Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu.

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