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Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 192 for March 10-16! In troubling news, New Vision reports allegations of sexual harassment by male coaches within Uganda’s national team setup. In a separate blow, the Lady Cranes of Uganda have withdrawn from the penultimate leg of the World Rugby Challenger Series in Poland due to visa issues, raising … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 191 for March 2-9. Kenya went back-to-back at the HSBC Sevens Challenger, securing another title as the top eight teams booked their spots for the next round in Krakow on April 11-12, while Fiji named Richard Walker as the new head coach of the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s. The Wolfhounds … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 190 for February 17–March 1! Kenya kicked off the Challenger Series with a statement win over Argentina, setting up a back-to-back weekend in Cape Town. At Vancouver SVNS, the Black Ferns dominated the tournament, capping it off with a crushing win over Fiji in the final to claim their 39th … Read more
The wait is over—Women’s Elite Rugby (WER), the first professional women’s rugby league in the U.S., has officially released its full schedule, venues, and rosters ahead of the league’s inaugural season, set to kick off in March. With six teams, a 13-week season, and matches played in community-driven stadiums across the country, WER is ready … Read more
Jillion Potter has never backed down from a challenge. Whether it was captaining the USA Olympic Rugby Sevens team, battling her way back to the pitch after a broken neck, or taking on stage 3 Synovial Sarcoma, Jill has always met adversity with the same unrelenting determination. And now, she’s facing another fight—one that her … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 189 for February 10-16. Olympian and USA Eagle Jillion Potter continues her fight against non-curative cancer while preparing to face upcoming life changes—let’s support her journey. Tunisia dominated the Arab 7s Championship, clinching their fourth straight title without conceding a single try, while Vancouver SVNS will take center stage this … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 188 for February 3-9. Fiji Rugby acted quickly to remove Laijipa Naulivou after her discriminatory comments, but her appointment in the first place highlights ongoing systemic issues. In the Latin Cup, Iberians Elche went unbeaten at 2-0, while Iberians Majadahonda struggled at 0-2, and Italy’s teams split results at 1-1. … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 187 for January 27–February 2. Women’s Elite Rugby (WER) revealed the names, colors, and crests of their six inaugural teams ahead of their March 2025 launch, and Tokyo Sankyu Phoenix secured the All Japan Championship title. Round 6 of the Celtic Challenge saw big wins for the Wolfhounds and Clovers, … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 186 for January 13-26. Australia captivated a sold-out crowd in Perth with a thrilling 28-26 victory over Olympic champions New Zealand in the HSBC SVNS final, with France securing bronze over Canada. As the action shifts to Vancouver, the next SVNS stop is set for February 21-23. In the Celtic … Read more
The rugby community is abuzz as Texas-based referee Justin Hale has filed a lawsuit against USA Rugby and its Director of Training & Education, Jamie McGregor. The case, which includes allegations of defamation, retaliation, and racial discrimination, highlights deeper tensions within the sport’s governance and officiating structures. A Career Marked by Success and Controversy Justin … Read more