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Amy Cokayne

Amy Cokayne
England Women
England Women
Amy Cokayne

A skilful hooker, Amy Cokayne currently plays for Sale Sharks Women and the England national rugby team.

Nationality

England

Age

30

Position

Hooker

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Amy Cokayne Stats

Stats compared to other Hookers

Amy Cokayne Stats

Stats compared to other Hookers
Amy Cokayne
Amy Cokayne

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Amy Cokayne Performance Analysis

Womens Six Nations 2026

Amy Cokayne featured in 5 matches during the 2026 Womens Six Nations, representing England Women on their way to being crowned champions. Results included 5 wins and 0 losses.

Amy Cokayne played 300 minutes across the Womens Six Nations 2026. In attack she made 67m with ball in hand, beating 4 defenders and scoring 6 tries. Defensively she completed 34 tackles at a rate of 6.8 per game.

In the Womens Six Nations 2026, Amy Cokayne completed more passes than any other Hooker in the competition, with 29 at an accuracy of 91%. She also contributed 0 try assists and made 55 touches

She completed more passes than any other Hooker in the Womens Six Nations.

WXV Global Series 2026

Amy Cokayne featured in 3 matches during the 2026 WXV Global Series, representing England Women. Results included 1 win and 2 losses.

Amy Cokayne played 188 minutes across the WXV Global Series 2026. In attack she made 10m with ball in hand, beating 1 defenders and scoring 1 try. Defensively she completed 31 tackles at a rate of 10.33 per game.

In the WXV Global Series 2026, Amy Cokayne completed 9 passes at an accuracy of 82%, contributing 0 try assists and making 23 touches.

Her tackle completion rate of 91% was among the highest of any Hooker's in the WXV Global Series.

PWR 2025/2026

Amy Cokayne featured in 9 matches during the 2025/2026 PWR, representing Sale Sharks Women. Results included 2 wins and 7 losses.

Amy Cokayne played 663 minutes across the PWR 2025/2026. In attack she made 198m with ball in hand, beating 13 defenders and scoring 7 tries. Defensively she completed 68 tackles at a rate of 7.56 per game.

In the PWR 2025/2026, Amy Cokayne completed 47 passes at an accuracy of 92%, contributing 1 try assist and making 123 touches.

  • She ranked in the top 5% of Hooker's for defenders beaten in the PWR.
  • Amy Cokayne Bio

    Born in Ipswich, Suffolk on 11 July 1996, Amy Cokayne began playing sports at the age of six. She joined Cleve Rugby Club and she was also the under 10s goalkeeper at Aston Villa.

    A few years later, her father joined the RAF and the family emigrated to New Zealand. While living here, Cokayne became known as a talented rugby player. Her achievements included captaining the girls' team at Feilding High School—a team she led to 53 consecutive wins. In fact, Cockayne could have been a successful player in New Zealand—she was selected for the Black Ferns training camp—but she moved back to the UK in 2013. 

    Following her move back to the UK, Cokayne attended Loughborough College. She completed a degree in sports science but remained dedicated to rugby during her studies. As a result, she was signed to Lichfield Ladies and made the England U20 team in 2014. One year later, she played her first match for the senior England team.

    In 2017, Cokayne became a household name. She made the England squad for the Rugby World Cup and represented the team in every match. In the same year, she took the next step in her club career and transferred to Wasps. 

    After finishing her degree, Cokayne joined the RAF. She graduated as a pilot officer in 2018 and continued her studies in 2019. This led to her missing several matches, including the 2019 Super Rugby Series. However, her love of rugby prevailed and she subsequently transferred to Harlequins.

    In the same year, Cokayne signed a full-time contract with England. Two years later, she made the squad for the 2021 Rugby World Cup. Here she scored a phenomenal hat-trick during England’s final against New Zealand. 

    Following this, Cokayne moved to Leicester Tigers. She signed with the Premiership side ahead of the 2023/24 season. After a couple of years with the team, she moved to Sale Sharks Women before the 2025-26 season. 

    In fact, 2025 was a big year for Cokayne. As well as announcing her move to Sale Sharks Women, she was also called into England’s squad for the 2025 Rugby World Cup. 

    She was a key figure in England’s 2025 World Cup triumph, scoring tries in both the semi-final against France and the final against Canada. She finished the tournament with four tries, demonstrating why she is one of the team’s most reliable forwards.

    With her pace and passion, we can't wait to see what else Flight Lieutenant Amy Cokayne can achieve. 

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