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With the Autumn Internationals starting, key matches this weekend could impact the World Rugby rankings. France can jump to 2nd with a 15+ point win, while Wales could reach 6th, and Scotland risks dropping to 9th with a big loss. Even with a win, Scotland stays 6th.
Two-try center Leah Tarpey starred as three unanswered second-half tries secured Leinster a dominant 33-14 final win over Munster, earning them back-to-back Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship titles.
Round 14 of the WPL saw wins by Beantown and All Blues, but the WER Legacy Cup semifinals remain uncertain as the CO Gray Wolves vs Life West match was not played. The league now needs to decide if it’s a postponement, a forfeit by Life West, or a league forfeit. While All Blues are currently in first, the top three spots are still in flux.
Kingspan Stadium will host the Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship finals on Saturday, August 31, after Munster and Leinster secured the top two spots.
In WPL Round 13, New York overtakes All Blues for the top spot. With SFs on Sept 7, the top 4 could still shift. CO Gray Wolves vs. Life West, All Blues vs. Chicago NS while New York is on a bye.
In the final match of the 2024 Japan Challenger Series, the USA edged out a tough Japanese side, moving back up to 7th in the rankings while Japan remains 11th. Japan will face Italy on September 14, and the USA is yet to announce any additional matches before their WXV opener against England on September 20.
Japan and USA will decide the 2024 Japan Challenge Series this weekend, Saturday, August 17.
With their debut international test win over T&T, Mexico enters the World Rugby Women’s Rankings at number 31. T&T dropped two spots, bumping Belgium and Tonga up. The Black Ferns’ victory over the Wallaroos moved them ahead of Canada, reclaiming the second spot in the top 10.
After 3 days of intense action, NOVA takes the Women’s Division 1 title and Tampa Bay Krewe claims the Women’s Division 2 championship at the USA Club XVs Rugby National Championships. Learn more.
The stage is set for the USA Club D1 and D2 Women’s Rugby Final Four showdowns, and the matchups are fire! Learn more.
In WXV 1, we’ve got England, France, and Ireland locked in, while WXV 3 will see Scotland and Italy in action. Also, the Netherlands secured their spot back in March by defeating Colombia 33-11.
The USA Club Women’s Rugby postseason is coming into focus. Learn more.
