Wallaroos Player of the Year to co-captain Australia U21 in historic clash
Wallaroos Player of the Year Faitala Moleka will co-captain an experienced Australia U21 NextGen side to take on New Zealand U21.
Wallaroos Player of the Year Faitala Moleka will co-captain an experienced Australia U21 NextGen side to take on New Zealand U21.
If you are a full-back for New Zealand and comparisons to Christian Cullen are being made, then there may not be a higher complime…
The Red Roses' six-year stay at the top of the World Rugby rankings can end this weekend if the side lose to the USA Women's Eagle…
Shyrah Tuliau-Tua'a has a penchant for big moments. The 20-year-old winger scored four tries in the Black Ferns 81-12 thrashing of…
The 11th and final game of the Black Ferns' 2026 season has arrived, and head coach Whitney Hansen has continued to make minor twe…
Rugby Australia has announced a historic double-header will be played in Brisbane next year, with the Wallaroos set to face the Bl…
Replacement hooker Holly Wratt-Groeneweg, who was called in after Lolohea's injury, will remain with the squad as cover.
The USA Women's Eagles' historic win against Italy in Nashville has seen Jack Hanratty's side retake fifth in the World Rugby rank…
Red Roses captain Megan Jones has been nominated for Women's 15s Player of the Year for a second year running by World Rugby.
The Black Ferns overcame a much-improved France in Whangarei, with a late scoring burst separating the two teams after a tight ope…
France head coach Francois Ratier will be extremely proud of his group, bouncing back from a heavy defeat in Hamilton to push the …
The Black Ferns have suffered two injuries ahead of their second Test against France in the WXV Global Series.
The class of 2026 has wasted no time making an impact for the Black Ferns, with all nine debutants this year continuing to push fo…
When the Black Ferns play France in their second home WXV Global Series Test in Whangarei this Saturday, it will be their 150th Te…
By now everyone should have caught their breath back after the latest weekend of WXV Global Series 2026.
Australia's eight-try victory over Scotland has seen the side move up to sixth place in the World Rugby rankings.