Gloucester-Hartpury and Saracens have announced their teams for the Premiership Women's Rugby final on Sunday 16th March, at the StoneX Stadium in London. The Cherry and Whites are searching for a third consecutive title whilst Sarries aim for a first title since 2022.
RugbyPass TV will showcase the best of women’s club rugby this weekend as the Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) final follows two mouthwatering Super Rugby Women’s matches.
Let’s start with the obvious, then. Sunday isn’t for the faint-hearted. It’s not for the half-committed. But it’s definitely - absolutely - for the girls.
Lotte Sharp has played in every single one of Saracens’ PWR final squads to date. Over the past 11 years, the 30-year-old has represented the club on over 150 occasions and shares the captaincy with 2014 Women’s Rugby World Cup winner Marlie Packer.
Premiership Women's Rugby table toppers Gloucester-Hartpury will take on Saracens, the team that finished the regular season second, in the final on March 16.
England head coach John Mitchell has included six uncapped players for the squad’s latest Women’s Six Nations training camp, four of whom have been called up for the first time.
While the regular season might be finished for Premiership Women’s Rugby, with Gloucester-Hartpury sat atop the table, the biggest prize is still up for grabs and the tempo is about to get even faster as we head into the playoffs.
Attack coach Lou Meadows explains why the Red Roses are scoring a wider variety of tries than two years ago.
John Mitchell has made three changes to his starting line-up for England’s WXV 1 title decider against Canada, with Abby Dow ruled out of the finale at BC Place.
England and New Zealand put on a 14-try thriller in the second round of WXV 1. The Red Roses won 49-31 to go into the final weekend unbeaten while New Zealand are yet to have won a match in this year’s competition.