WXV Global Series: Wallaroos and Scotland set for World Rugby rankings battle
The Wallaroos or Scotland could end the weekend ranked sixth in the World Rugby rankings when the latest weekend of WXV Global Ser…
The Wallaroos or Scotland could end the weekend ranked sixth in the World Rugby rankings when the latest weekend of WXV Global Ser…
Freda Tafuna scored the winning try against Ireland last Saturday but that almost never came to pass as the USA Women's Eagles int…
USA Women’s Eagles boss Jack Hanratty has named his squad to face to Wales at Cardiff Arms Park in their second match of the WXV…
Big wins over the weekend have seen both the USA Women's Eagles and Wales climb the World Rugby rankings.
After his USA Women’s Eagles side overturned a 19-point deficit to beat Ireland 40-36 in their WXV Global Series opener, Skerrie…
The USA Women’s Eagles kicked off their WXV Global Series campaign with a statement 40-36 victory over Ireland at Tallaght Stadi…
The Jack Hanratty derby brought about an upset victory for the Irish coach’s newly-adopted nation, the USA securing an upset vic…
“It’s an exciting time for USA Rugby. We're in sort of an unknown,” said USA Women’s Eagles co-captain Georgie Perris-Redd…
Kévin Rouet's Canada can reclaim second in the World Rugby rankings if they end England's 39-match winning run in Exeter.
The USA Women's Eagles have named the match day 23 for their WXV Global Series opener against Ireland.
When Jack Hanratty took over as head coach for the USA prior to this year’s Pacific Four Series, it was clear that the Eagles we…
The Netherlands' huge WXV Global Series Challenger win against Samoa has seen the Oranje leap two places up the World Rugby ranki…
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.
Red Roses record try-scorer Sue Day is among the latest five World Rugby Hall of Fame inductees.
There is exactly one year to go until the British & Irish Lions Women play their first tour match in New Zealand.