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 dominated the Celtic Challenge, sealing a second straight title with a statement win, while Belgium edged Germany to stay on course for the Europe Trophy crown. The Red Roses will aim for their seventh straight Guinness Women’s Six Nations title as the tournament gears up for another landmark year, and the British & Irish Lions announced Carol Isherwood OBE as the first-ever Chair of the Lions Women’s Committee. And we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.

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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 weekend with New Zealand leading the standings and the chase heating up for the Grand Finale. Glasgow Warriors made history with their first-ever Celtic Challenge win over Edinburgh. And as always, we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.

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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. The Celtic Challenge saw Wolfhounds extend their lead at the top, Brython Thunder grab their first win, and Clovers stay in the chase. Spain set up their most ambitious World Cup prep yet with a July tour to Japan, while the Africa Women’s Cup is now confirmed to kick off in May between Madagascar, South Africa, Kenya and Cameroon. Meanwhile, England’s men and women now hold both the Raeburn and Utrecht Shields for the first time. As always, we round up all the global Premier and Club competitions worldwide.

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