UK sportswomen lament ‘abysmal’ coverage of women in sport

It seems like women are getting tired of being considered second class athletes, first the WCSC letter to USA Rugby asking for gender equity…the UK is struggling with their own issues… We can’t ignore that these issues are worldwide and affect all female athletes. from theguardian: A group of leading British sportswomen has called for … Read more

Women’s Collegiate Strategic Committee Letter to USA Rugby Regarding a Gender Equity Audit – NCAA Initiative & Residency Program for 7s

YSC received permission to publish this letter from Sue Parker, on behalf of the USA Rugby Women’s Collegiate Strategic Committee. Join the movement! We’ve created a Facebook page for this issue, join today! USA Rugby WCSC letter to BOD 120911 [PDF] I’m sure I don’t have to express to you how important these issues are, not … Read more

One Man’s Story about Growing Rugby In India

from Khare’s Football & Rugby Academy: The story starts with two brothers Swapneel (Neel) and  Surhud Khare both born in Zambia and brought up in Swaziland. Thanks to the African love of football and the combination of being coached Rugby by mostly British teachers and there proximity to South Africa they grew up with a … Read more

Rugby Christmas Cards

from my Inbox: I’d like to invite you to take a look at our range of humorous originally designed Rugby Christmas Cards. We make donations from all the profits of the card sales to The Matt Hampson Foundation, Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby and to junior rugby in our community. The Christmas cards can now be … Read more

USA Eagle Star Ellie Karvoski With Phaidra Knight

  from Rugby Wrapup: A perennial Team USA Eagle, Phaidra Knight is one of the most recognized names in women’s rugby. Today, she chats with Team USA star Ellie Karvoski. PK: Ellie, I am amped about this interview. Thanks for taking the time. And are you okay with me referring to you as “Jackalope” or … Read more

Rugby Sevens continues to make giant steps

By John Birch In 2011, 91 Nations, around 30 tournaments, and over 400 internationals were played making it by far, the busiest year for women’s 7s rugby there has ever been. And not only was more rugby played, the game continued to expand its horizons with three countries playing their first internationals – Cameroon, New … Read more