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Sunday’s WER Legacy Cup Final didn’t just crown a champion. It marked the end of one era and the bold beginning of another. In front of a large and enthusiastic crowd at TCO Stadium in Eagan, Minnesota, the Denver Onyx capped a dominant season with a 53 to 13 win over the New York Exiles … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 207 for June 23–29. Trinidad and Tobago edged Mexico in a thriller, but Mexico still walked away with their first RAN XVs title since 2019 by the slimmest of margins. The result helped Trinidad and Tobago jump four spots in the World Rugby Rankings, while Mexico slipped two. In other … Read more
Welcome to WRR 206 for June 16–22. Cayman secured a historic win over Bermuda in a 10s match, marking a rare international appearance for both teams. Canada named 38 players to a training camp ahead of a two-match tour to South Africa, with some big names returning from injury. Two new projects are reshaping women’s … Read more
The stage is set. After 13 rounds of elite-level competition, the inaugural Women’s Elite Rugby (WER) season will conclude with the 2025 Legacy Cup Final on Sunday, June 29 at TCO Stadium in Eagan, MN. Denver Onyx enter the final as the top seed. They finished the regular season with nine wins, one loss, ten … Read more
Welcome to WRR 205 for June 9-15. The weekend featured Great Britain claiming gold at the first stop of the 2025 European 7s Championship in Makarska, while Georgia made history with their first series win. Fiji’s Vodafone Fijiana defended their Oceania Rugby Championship title in a thrilling match against Samoa, and South Africa also defended … Read more
About This Series This article is part of an ongoing series exploring transgender inclusion and exclusion in rugby. From grassroots tournaments in Oslo and Boston that celebrate diversity, to in-depth analysis of World Rugby’s ban on trans women in elite competition, and future pieces unpacking how fear and flawed science are used to justify exclusion, … Read more
Welcome to WRR 204 for June 2-8. The Vodafone Fijiana opened the Oceania Rugby Championship with a commanding win over Tonga as they defend their title. South Africa began their Rugby Africa Cup defense with a strong victory over Uganda, while the Kenya Lionesses also secured a win over Madagascar. Italy and Scotland are gearing … Read more
Welcome to WRR 203 for May 26-June 1. This weekend saw Jamaica secure a strong second win over Trinidad & Tobago in the RAN XVs Tournament. The 2025 RWC is already setting records with 350,000 tickets sold and less than 90 days to go. At the 2025 IGR Union Cup in Oslo, Les Simones remained … Read more
This week, Women’s Rugby Rundown released its 200th episode. At the same time, Your Scrumhalf Connection (YSCRugby) is celebrating 19 years of covering, promoting, and supporting women’s rugby around the world. These two milestones may be measured in numbers, but they represent something far deeper — a commitment to showing up, telling the stories that … Read more
Welcome to Women’s Rugby Rundown 200 for May 5–11. We’re stepping away from the usual format this week to celebrate a milestone as we mark our 200th episode. I didn’t set out to make a show. I just wanted to make sure people knew what was happening in women’s rugby because too often, no one … Read more
