The WXV competition is a thrilling display of the world’s best women’s rugby, with teams battling for top spots and a chance to secure their place in the Rugby World Cup. We’ll cover all the action, results, and updates.
2026 is set to be a groundbreaking year for women’s rugby! We’ve compiled all the announced dates for international matches, including the highly-anticipated new global calendar, alongside all your favorite club and premier competition start dates and Championships. This year, we’re doing something special. While we’ll be meticulously tracking every kick-off and result for the … Read more
Summary The new Rankings portal on YSC is dedicated exclusively to the Women’s 15s game, providing a glance into the current global hierarchy alongside a deep archive of how we got here. While the World Rugby ranking system officially launched for the women’s game in 2016, our platform treats the data with a historical lens … Read more
Catch up on past WRR episodes and subscribe anywhere you listen to your podcasts or on social media. Welcome to WRR 217 for September 22-28. This week, we’ll recap all the action from the Rugby World Cup, where England was crowned champion and New Zealand took home the bronze. We’ll dive into the record-breaking attendance … Read more
2025 is here, and we’ve compiled all the announced dates for women’s rugby international matches. Stay up to date with our comprehensive list below, and check back regularly as schedules may shift or new fixtures are added. We’re also tracking Club & Premier competition start dates and Championships as they’re announced. If you notice anything … Read more
The 2024 WXV competition promises to be an exhilarating showcase of the world’s top women’s rugby teams, all with an eye on the 2025 Rugby World Cup. Held across three weekends from September 27 to October 12, the tournament will take place in Vancouver, South Africa, and Dubai. These crucial matches will determine the final … Read more
The inaugural WXV (Women’s XVs) competition is poised to redefine the landscape of international women’s rugby, featuring 18 qualified teams divided into three dynamic tiers. The top tier, WXV 1, consists of teams from the Women’s Six Nations and the World Rugby Pacific Four Series, all of whom earned their spots through stellar performances in … Read more
