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Jones and Aldcroft win Player of the Season Awards


LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 26: Zoe Aldcroft of England celebrates scoring her team's sixth try with teammate Megan Jones during the Guinness Women's Six Nations 2025 match between England and France at Allianz Stadium on April 26, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Alex Davidson - RFU/The RFU Collection via Getty Images)
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The Rugby Awards took place in central London on Tuesday evening, with awards announced on behalf of Premiership Rugby, the Rugby Players Association (RPA), Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) and Rugby Football Union (RFU).

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Megan Jones won the award for PWR Player of the Season. The centre who played her rugby last season for Leicester Tigers was a shining light throughout their league campaign.

Despite not always getting the results they wanted and finishing second bottom in the table, Jones led from the front with her noticeable performances and positive attitude, which shone through even after heavy defeats.

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PWR Breakthrough Player of the Season was awarded to Bristol Bears Millie David. David spent the season terrifying opposition defences and was the PWR’s joint leading try scorer. The utility back has just been named in John Mitchell’s World Cup training squad and is yet to make her senior debut for the Red Roses.

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David also won the PWR Top Try Scorer award alongside Saracens hooker May Campbell, both scoring 16 throughout the course of the season.

No one is surprised to see Gloucester-Hartpury’s Sean Lynn win the PWR Director of Rugby of the Season award after leading the Cherry and Whites to an unprecedented achievement winning three consecutive PWR titles. The Welsh-man has since moved to pastures new and will lead Wales Women into the World Cup this summer.

England Women’s Player of the Season, also went to a Gloucester-Hartpury stalwart in Zoe Aldcroft. The Red Roses captain is an ever present in the team, and consistently goes about her business, performing at a world class standard for both club and country.

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The PWR Team of the Season was also announced:

1. Hope Rogers, Exeter Chiefs
2. Amy Cokayne, Leicester Tigers
3. Sarah Bern, Bristol Bears
4. Sarah Beckett, Gloucester-Hartpury
5. Abbie Ward, Bristol Bears
6. Nicole Wythe, Harlequins
7. Abi Burton, Trailfinders
8. Rownita Marston-Mulhearn, Bristol Bears

9. Natasha Hunt, Gloucester-Hartpury
10. Holly Aitchison, Bristol Bears
11. Krissy Scurfield, Loughborough Lightning
12. Alev Kelter, Loughborough Lightning
13. Meg Jones, Leicester Tigers
14. Mia Venner, Gloucester-Hartpury
15. Emma Sing, Gloucester-Hartpury

PWR Player of the Season, presented by Clinique:
Meg Jones (Leicester Tigers)
PWR Breakthrough Player of the Season, presented by Defender:
Millie David (Bristol Bears)
PWR Director of Rugby of the Season, presented by Asahi:
Sean Lynn (Gloucester Hartpury)
PWR Top Try Scorer, presented by Christopher Ward:
May Campbell (Saracens) – 16
Millie David (Bristol Bears) – 16
England Women’s Player of the Season, presented by LexisNexis Risk Solutions:
Zoe Aldcroft (Gloucester Hartpury)

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EvilMockingJay 1 hour ago
All Blacks dependency on Cam Roigard means he should sit out Super Rugby

There is a big difference between Super Rugby and Top14. That’s why one of them is the best championship while the over is clearly not. Top14 is longer, harder, and protecting players is a necessity, even without a WC year. Top14 players are playing too much. Far too much. Hell, Top14 (more intense than others championships and longer), useless ChCups we tend to win at en heavy price (winning both Top14 and ChCup is a nightmare), November/Summer series, 6 Nations we tend to win too, final phases of top14… Ain't the case in Super Rugby. + Not playing for a long time is also having negative consequences. It's not because France did what they did recently that it’s useful for other nations to follow. We did that because in OUR situation it’s beneficial to do so. It doesn’t mean everyone on the planet is in the same situation. Of course Roigard should be cautious (like everyone). And his club should take care of him (idk but burning an international player seems quite stupid, and I bet the Canes are not). But stop playing for a while ? That’s more than stupid.

PS : one exemple in France, Louis Bielle Biarrey. He wants to play the Olympics and the World Cup. He signed again this summer. That was difficult. I bet that in the negociations it was said he would not be playing too much top14 or CC to compete both RWC and Olympics. Meaning Union Bordeaux Bègles will not have one of their best weapons for most of this season. Not that he will not play at all…



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