from Scrumqueens: New Zealand were crowned Women’s Rugby World Champions for a fourth successive time as they defeated England 13 -10 in a titanic battle at The Stoop. The victory came after a superb 80 minutes of rugby in front of more than 13,000 at the Twickenham venue, writes Ali Donnelly. In truth though there … Read more
Exciting news that tickets have gone on sale for the 2010 RWC! If you are still looking for packages to travel to London on, make sure to go here. We are offering group packages at a reduced rate! Tickets Go On Sale for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2010 Tickets for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2010 … Read more
Stay tuned to Your Scrumhalf Connection for exclusive coverage of the 2010 RWC as YSC will be reporting live from England and will have player interviews, results, scores and videos LIVE! Follow YSC on Twitter, Facebook and here on the blog for up to date results. For EVERYTHING World Cup, check out this comprehensive guide.
from Weekend Post: FORTY Springbok women rugby players have been hard at work at the EP Rugby Stadium in Port Elizabeth, in preparation for the Women’s Rugby World Cup tournament in England later this year. Under the watchful eye of their coach, Denver Wannies, the group started practising in the city on Friday in their … Read more
from IRB.com: The sixth Women’s Rugby World Cup in England next year will be another landmark event in the history of Women’s Rugby. Not only is the showcase fifteen-a-side tournament set to break new ground in broadcast and attendance figures, elevating the profile of the Women’s Game to new heights, but the International Rugby Board … Read more
from IRB: Rugby World Cup Limited (RWCL) has announced the pools for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2010 in England. The premier 15-aside tournament in the Women’s Game, which will be played from August 20 to September 5, will feature three pools of four teams with defending champions New Zealand, hosts and 2006 runners-up England and … Read more
England to Host 2010 Women’s Rugby World Cup from Planet Rugby The International Rugby Board has unveiled England as the chosen nation to host the 2010 Women’s Rugby World Cup. The tournament, which was most recently held in Edmonton, Canada, will be staged in London and was subject to detailed tenders from the Rugby Football … Read more
