Scotland and Italy played out a dour 6-6 draw in Colleferro in round three of the women's 6 Nations. Italy led 6-0 at the break but two penalties from Sarah Gill meant Scotland took something from the game in the second half.
Scotland and Italy played out a dour 6-6 draw in Colleferro in round three of the women's 6 Nations. Italy led 6-0 at the break but two penalties from Sarah Gill meant Scotland took something from the game in the second half.
Scotland and Italy played out a dour 6-6 draw in Colleferro in round three of the women's 6 Nations. Italy led 6-0 at the break but two penalties from Sarah Gill meant Scotland took something from the game in the second half. Italy scored after ten minutes when Veronica Schiavon knocked over a penalty and she put another three between the sides later in the half to give the home team a 6-0 lead at the break.
Scottish Rugby TV have provided video footage of Scotland's superb win over France in round one of the women's rugby 6 Nations.
Scottish Rugby TV have provided video footage of Scotland's superb win over France in round one of the women's rugby 6 Nations.
Scottish Rugby TV have provided video footage of Scotland's superb win over France in round one of the women's rugby 6 Nations. Ron Evans reported from Lasswade on the match which Scotland won 10-8 thanks to two tries from centre, and scrumqueens blogger, Lucy Millard.
Lucy Millard, a two try hero for Scotland in their win over France, reflects on the first two women's rugby 6 Nations game.
Lucy Millard, a two try hero for Scotland in their win over France, reflects on the first two women's rugby 6 Nations game.
Lucy Millard, a two try hero for Scotland in their win over France, reflects on the first two women's rugby 6 Nations game. Millard helped Scotland to a 10-8 win over France, their first since 2003. Scotland lost their second game against Wales but she says her team are on the right track with four tries in two games.
The Wales women’s rugby team bounced back from a first round loss to England with a confident 28-12 victory over Scotland.
The Wales women’s rugby team bounced back from a first round loss to England with a confident 28-12 victory over Scotland.
The Wales women’s rugby team bounced back from a first round loss to England with a confident 28-12 victory over Scotland. Wales touched down three tries in the first half with wing Caryl James crossing twice and veteran fullback Non Evans (pictured) scorinh. Scotland couldn't get back into the match though Lynne Reid scored a late try.
Scotland coach Gary Parker has kept faith with the team who beat France last weekend by naming an unchanged line-up to take on Wales this weekend.
Scotland coach Gary Parker has kept faith with the team who beat France last weekend by naming an unchanged line-up to take on Wales this weekend.
Scotland coach Gary Parker has kept faith with the team who beat France last weekend by naming an unchanged line-up to take on Wales this weekend in round two of the women’s 6 Nations. Last weekend's game saw full back Celia Hawthorn making her debut and Donna Kennedy win her 104th cap in a match which the Scots won 10-8 thanks to a last gasp try.
Scotland gave the performance of their lives to defeat France on home soil to start their women's rugby 6 Nations campaign in some style. Lucy Millard scored twice in the win.
Scotland gave the performance of their lives to defeat France on home soil to start their women's rugby 6 Nations campaign in some style. Lucy Millard scored twice in the win.
Scotland gave the performance of their lives to defeat France on home soil to start their women's rugby 6 Nations campaign in some style. A late try from centre and player of the match Lucy Millard secured victory and the win will prove a massive boost to the side who finished fifth last season after a string of average performances. The victory also hands Gary Parker, the new coach, a super start to his tenure.
