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Women's Rugby Rundown

Women's Rugby Rundown

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Summary
 Get ready for the ultimate sprint through the latest and greatest in women's rugby with the "Women's Rugby Rundown"! It's not just news; it's your weekly dose of all things awesome in the world of women's rugby, served up in bite-sized, engaging nuggets. We're on a mission to keep you in the loop without taking up your precious time. Expect top stories, updates, and events delivered with a dash of fun. If you're a fan of women's rugby and love a good time, join the ride! And hey, if you want to be a VIP supporter, check out our Patreon page.YSC Rugby Rugby
Episodes
  • Uganda Win Africa 7s, Kenya Win Youth Olympic Gold, Trailfinders Win Next Gen Cup | WRR 271

    Uganda Win Africa 7s, Kenya Win Youth Olympic Gold, Trailfinders Win Next Gen Cup | WRR 271
    Nov 9 2026

    Welcome to WRR 271 for November 2 to 8. Uganda are African sevens champions for the first time and head to SVNS 3 in Dubai, Lebanon earned promotion in Aqaba, and Trailfinders won the first trophy in their history in the Next Gen Cup. We also catch up on Kenya's historic Youth Olympic gold and Australia's World Deaf Sevens title, World Rugby's Dream Team and the RugbyPass Top 50, plus a big week of club results from Chicago to Getxo. Let's get into it.


    🌍 Want more? Our global weekly women's rugby news recap can be found at https://yscrugby.com/womens-rugby-rundown/.


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    13 mins
  • England Hit Back, Black Ferns Sweep France, Ireland Make History | WRR 270

    England Hit Back, Black Ferns Sweep France, Ireland Make History | WRR 270
    Nov 2 2026

    Welcome to WRR 270 for October 26 to November 1. In XVs, England bounced back with a nine-try win over the USA, the Black Ferns completed a clean sweep of France, Ireland won their first series in South Africa and Wales finished with a double over Japan. Off the field, Kaipo Olsen-Baker was named World Rugby Women's 15s Player of the Year, Dave Butcher was confirmed as Scotland's head coach, and Samoa reached a governance agreement with World Rugby. In sevens, the World Deaf Rugby Sevens and the Youth Olympic Games head into their medal rounds. It's been a big week of women's rugby news, so settle in for our longest Women's Rugby Rundown yet.

    🌍 Want more? Our global weekly women's rugby news recap can be found at https://yscrugby.com/2026/11/02/england-hit-back-black-ferns-sweep-france-ireland-make-history-wrr-270/.

    #WRR #WomensRugbyRundown #WomensRugby #Rugby #RugbyNews
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    20 mins
  • Canada Beat England Again, Eagles Win Five Straight, Wallaroos Sweep Scotland | WRR 269

    Canada Beat England Again, Eagles Win Five Straight, Wallaroos Sweep Scotland | WRR 269
    Oct 26 2026

    Welcome to WRR 269 for October 19-25. In XVs, Canada beat England again to defend the Utrecht Shield, the USA won a fifth straight Test for the first time since 2006, the Wallaroos completed a sweep of Scotland, the Black Ferns beat France in their 150th Test, Ireland won in Cape Town and Wales won in Tokyo. Off the field, the Wallaroos will go full-time from 2027, the Welsh Rugby Union posted an £18.1 million loss, and Rugby Canada received new government funding.


    🌍 Want more? Our global weekly women's rugby news recap can be found at https://scrumhalfconnection.com/2026/10/26/canada-beat-england-again-eagles-win-five-straight-wallaroos-sweep-scotland-wrr-269/.


    #WRR #WomensRugbyRundown #WomensRugby #Rugby #RugbyNews
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    12 mins
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