Five women’s rugby internationals who have represented two nations
This weekend Pia Tapsell could become the first rugby player to have represented both the Black Ferns and Wallaroos.
This weekend Pia Tapsell could become the first rugby player to have represented both the Black Ferns and Wallaroos.
Fresh from scoring a try on debut in XVs, Fijiana winger Adi Vani Buleki is keen to grow in confidence with her teammates.
Springbok Women assistant coach Laurian Johannes-Haupt was enthused with the team's 55-12 win against Fiji in Suva on Saturday aft…
Almost a year on from winning Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 with England, Lou Meadows is gearing up for the WXV Global Series as th…
Fijana’s new captain Kolora Lomani was one of several players who featured at the delayed 2021 Women's Rugby World Cup - and cam…
The Fijiana XV have named two debutants for their encounter with the Springbok Women this weekend in Suva.
Three-time Super Rugby Aupiki winning head coach Willie Walker has signed on to be head coach of Fiji Women.
Emirates match officials have been announced for the six women's internationals taking place between August and October.
USA Rugby have partnered with the College Rugby Association of America to support the long-term growth, alignment and sustainabili…
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.
The USA Women's Eagles have climbed back to eighth in the World Rugby rankings thanks to their 26-19 win against the Springbok Wom…
The two game series between the USA Women's Eagles and the Springbok Women ended on Saturday as a stalemate.
We would like to apologise to fans in the USA who were unable to watch today's South Africa v USA Women’s international match li…
Seven minutes into her international debut, Bella Vogel found herself in a position dreaded by most out-halves.
World Rugby have found that female players and match officials are 69 per cent more likely to experience online abuse than their m…