Honourable mentions: Who narrowly missed out on Top 50 2026 selection?
England captain Meg Jones claimed the number one spot on the RugbyPass Top 50 Women's Rugby Players 2026.
England captain Meg Jones claimed the number one spot on the RugbyPass Top 50 Women's Rugby Players 2026.
The images of John Mitchell and Meg Jones sat together after the Red Roses' Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 triumph were instantly ic…
Meg Jones almost did not know how to react when she was handed the RugbyPass Top 50 Women's Rugby Players of 2026 trophy.
A measure of Exeter Chiefs’ success in the PWR last season, losing a high-scoring semi-final to eventual champions Saracens, can…
England had a mixed bag of results in the WXV Global Series but the team will have learned more from this campaign than it has sin…
Over the past two months we have been treated to some of the most compelling displays of women's Test match rugby. WXV Global Seri…
And just like that the 2026 WXV Global Series has concluded. It has certainly been dramatic. From last-gasp victories to teams fin…
Simon Amor will return to the Rugby Football Union as interim head of women's performance at the start of 2027.
After their 38-17 loss to Ireland, the Springbok Women have dropped back to 10th in the World Rugby rankings.
JAECOO Premiership Women's Rugby aims to 'keep raising the bar' of women's rugby ahead of its 2026/27 campaign.
Hot on the heels of Kaipo Olsen-Baker's crowning as World Rugby Women's 15s Player of the Year, World Rugby has confirmed its Drea…
It is no great stretch to say that the Red Roses left the best until last on the North American leg of their WXV Global Series cam…
Scott Bemand’s Ireland have become the first Irish side to win back-to-back Tests on South African soil after beating the Spring…
Ireland ended their WXV Global Series campaign with a 38-17 win against the Springbok Women in Cape Town.
Ireland’s strong second half saw them pull away to a dominant 38-17 victory against South Africa on Saturday afternoon.
Meg Jones and John Mitchell cut very different figures to the ones we had seen for the past fortnight.