The draw for the women’s Hong Kong 7s competition has been made. The event, which takes place on the weekend of March 26 sees the national teams from a range of Asian nations competing.
The draw for the women’s Hong Kong 7s competition has been made. The event, which takes place on the weekend of March 26 sees the national teams from a range of Asian nations competing.
The draw for the women’s Hong Kong 7s competition has been made. The event, which takes place on the weekend of March 2, sees the national teams from a range of Asian nations competing as well as invitational teams from Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The 12 teams have been divided into four pools.
Australia’s women’s rugby captain Cheryl Soon says that success in the 7s game means her side don’t fear a World Cup pool which includes New Zealand.
Australia’s women’s rugby captain Cheryl Soon says that success in the 7s game means her side don’t fear a World Cup pool which includes New Zealand.
Australia’s women’s rugby captain Cheryl Soon says that success in the 7s game means her side don’t fear a World Cup pool which sees them face New Zealand. Australia have been drawn in the a pool for this year’s World Cup with the world champion Black Ferns as well as South Africa and current Triple Crown holders Wales.
A stellar international women's rugby line-up has been announced to compete in the Hong Kong 7s in March. Players from the reigning World Cup 7s champions Australia are expected to compete for the Aussie Amazons Invitational side
A stellar international women's rugby line-up has been announced to compete in the Hong Kong 7s in March. Players from the reigning World Cup 7s champions Australia are expected to compete for the Aussie Amazons Invitational side
A stellar international women's rugby line-up has been announced to compete in the Hong Kong 7s in March. Players from the reigning World Cup 7s champions Australia are expected to compete for the Aussie Amazons Invitational side but they face tough opposition in the form of a range of other top international sides such as Thailand and China.
IRB Women's Player of the Year Debby Hodgkinson takes our new 60-second interview challenge where players tell us a bit more about life away from rugby.
IRB Women's Player of the Year Debby Hodgkinson takes our new 60-second interview challenge where players tell us a bit more about life away from rugby.
IRB Women's Player of the Year Debby Hodgkinson takes our new 60-second interview challenge where players tell us a bit more about life away from rugby. Hodginkson was part of the Australia team this year who won the Rugby World Cup 7s in Dubai. She will play a big role when her side come to London next year to contest the Women's Rugby World Cup.
Cheryl Soon, Australia’s World Cup winning 7s captain, is to address the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Denmark on Friday as part of the bid to encourage the return of rugby to the games in 2016.
Cheryl Soon, Australia’s World Cup winning 7s captain, is to address the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Denmark on Friday as part of the bid to encourage the return of rugby to the games in 2016.
Cheryl Soon, Australia’s World Cup winning 7s captain, is to address the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Denmark on Friday as part of the bid to encourage the return of rugby to the games in 2016. Soon is in Copenhagen with other leading women’s rugby players including Kazakhstan captain Anastassiya Khamova.
Australia’s Wallaroos have qualified for the 2010 Word Cup beating Samoa 87-0 in a must win qualifier.
Australia’s Wallaroos secured the Oceania position in the Word Cup draw by beating Samoa 87-0 in a must win qualifier.“I am very pleased with the girls. They played to the plan and they played well. They have worked very hard and we’re going to London for the World Cup in 2010,” head coach John Manent said.
