Charity Williams: The Test debutant with 10 years of international experience and two Olympic medals
Not so long ago, Charity Williams did not know what new experiences her rugby career could offer.
Not so long ago, Charity Williams did not know what new experiences her rugby career could offer.
This weekend the WXV Global Series and WXV Global Series Challenger will get underway and bringing 18 leading women's internationa…
The World Rugby rankings could look very different after this weekend as the WXV Global Series gets underway.
Canada head coach Kévin Rouet has told his squad to treat the WXV Global Series like a Women's Rugby World Cup.
Two-time Olympic medallist Charity Williams will make her Test rugby debut against Scotland in Canada's WXV Global Series opener i…
In one of the most exciting schedules of the WXV Global Series, Canada are on the hunt for revenge against the Red Roses, with thr…
There is exactly one year to go until the British & Irish Lions Women play their first tour match in New Zealand.
The Springbok Women could leap three places up the World Rugby rankings with a shock win against the Black Ferns at FNB Stadium.
Canada vice-captain Alexandra Tessier believes the national team have "hooked" home supporters with their Women's Rugby World Cup …
Reigning World Rugby Women's 15s Player of the Year, Sophie de Goede, has been reinstalled as captain of Canada.
French referee Aurélie Groizeleau will become the fourth female to referee 50 Test matches during the WXV Global Series.
This weekend Pia Tapsell could become the first rugby player to have represented both the Black Ferns and Wallaroos.
Emirates match officials have been announced for the six women's internationals taking place between August and October.
In September a new era for women's rugby will begin when the WXV Global Series sets sail for the very first time.
Aimee Barrett-Theron has stepped away from officiating with immediate effect after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
World Rugby have found that female players and match officials are 69 per cent more likely to experience online abuse than their m…