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Rugby Australia launched season two of the Super W competition in this week and I continue to be pleased with the increased focus and attention that Rugby Australia is giving to the women’s XV version of the game.
Rugby Australia launched season two of the Super W competition in this week and I continue to be pleased with the increased focus and attention that Rugby Australia is giving to the women’s XV version of the game.
The Wallaroos simply need more rugby, preferably against New Zealand, if they’re to keep pace in the increasingly-competitive women’s game.
The Wallaroos have played second-fiddle to the world champion Black Ferns for a second straight week, losing their women’s rugby Test 45-17 in Auckland.
Match result: The Wallaroos have played second-fiddle to the world champion Black Ferns for a second straight week, losing their women’s rugby Test 45-17 in Auckland.
After taking part in their first Test match on home soil in over a decade, the Wallaroos look to improve as they battle the Black Ferns. This is The Roar’s guide to all the key information you need to know about the game.
Match result: New Zealand women’s rugby domination over arch rivals Australia has continued with the all-conquering Black Ferns crushing the Wallaroos 31-11 in the Bledisloe Cup curtain raiser in Sydney.
The Wallaroos play alongside the Wallabies for the first time in a Bledisloe Cup double-header when they take on the Black Ferns. This is The Roar’s guide to all the key information you need to know about the game.
My dad has tickets for the Bledisloe Cup tomorrow night at ANZ Stadium.
An impending Wallaroos return has given Mahalia Murphy the chills as she simultaneously attempts to keep her rugby sevens dream alive.
New Zealand women’s rugby domination over arch rivals Australia has continued with the all-conquering Black Ferns overwhelming the Wallaroos 31-11 in the Bledisloe Cup curtain raiser in Sydney.
New Zealand women’s rugby domination over arch rivals Australia has continued with the all-conquering Black Ferns overwhelming the Wallaroos 31-11 in the Bledisloe Cup curtain raiser in Sydney.
New Zealand women’s rugby domination over arch rivals Australia has continued with the all-conquering Black Ferns overwhelming the Wallaroos 31-11 in the Bledisloe Cup curtain raiser in Sydney.
After an exceptionally long off-season, due to the Commonwealth Games, Super Netball finally returns this weekend, with a series of matches across the country.
After an exceptionally long off-season, due to the Commonwealth Games, Super Netball finally returns this weekend, with a series of matches across the country.
After an exceptionally long off-season, due to the Commonwealth Games, Super Netball finally returns this weekend, with a series of matches across the country.
The Wallabies and Wallaroos are set to feature in historic back-to-back rugby Test double-headers against New Zealand in Sydney and Auckland in August.
During 2016 I wrote at least one article a week about women’s sport. That’s at least 52 articles covering the talents and successes of women across a number of sports including rugby league, rugby union, AFL, football, basketball, netball, softball and cricket.
It’s safe to say that the Australian Wallaroos 2017 Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign was a successful one.
Australia will battle for fifth place at the women’s Rugby World Cup after securing their first win of the tournament over Japan in Ireland.
A question I frequently get asked is which sport is doing the most for women’s sport in Australia. My answer is always the same.
Australia have begun their women’s rugby union World Cup campaign with a 19-17 loss to host nation Ireland.
Five eighth Trilleen Pomare and winger Mahalia Murphy will debut for Australia in their Women’s Rugby World Cup opener against hosts Ireland.
In terms of results, it’s certainly been a more positive week for Australian rugby.
Australia have lost 48-0 to France to crash out of semi-final contention at the women’s rugby union World Cup in Ireland.
Australia have lost 48-0 to France to crash out of semi-final contention at the women’s rugby union World Cup in Ireland.
Australia have lost 48-0 to France to crash out of semi-final contention at the women’s rugby union World Cup in Ireland.
Rugby Australia launched season two of the Super W competition in this week and I continue to be pleased with the increased focus and attention that Rugby Australia is giving to the women’s XV version of the game.
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Mary, the gaping hole in articles about womens sports, is the paucity of female opinions and responses.
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