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Six Nations 2012 – Schedules, Rosters and more!

Wendy Young — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:44:10 +0000

2012 Captains - Photo Credit: @tryimages

The annual Six Nations Tournament is here again! Last year, England ripped through the competition and easily defeated Ireland by 31 points in the Grand Slam Final. England has won the title twelve times out of sixteen tournaments, so one would think they would repeat!

Schedule

2011 Results
2010 Results
2009 Results
2008 Results

Rosters

Ireland “Training” Squad
Christine Arthurs (Tralee)
Ashleigh Baxter (Belfast Harlequins)
Gillian Bourke (UL Bohemians)
Niamh Briggs (UL Bohemians)
Helen Brosnan (Highfield)
Lynne Cantwell (Exile)
Nikki Caughey (Belfast Harlequins)
Poppy Cleall (Exile/Bristol)
Fiona Coghlan (UL Bohemians)
Leigh Dargan (Exile)
Amy Davis (Blackrock)
Grace Davitt (Cooke)
Lauren Day (Cooke)
Eliza Downey (Cooke)
Ailish Egan (Old Belvedere)
Paula Fitzpatrick (St. Mary’s)
Orla Fitzsimmons (St. Mary’s)
Laura Guest (Highfield)
Laura Hailey (Old Belvedere)
Fiona Hayes (UL Bohemians)
Hat Hewitt (Exile)
Shannon Houston (Blackrock)
Aisling Hutchings (UL Bohemians)
Niamh Kavanagh (UL Bohemians)
Stacey-Lea Kennedy (City of Derry)
Glenda Mallon (City of Derry)
Alison Miller (Portlaoise)
Claire Molloy (Bristol)
Larissa Muldoon (Exile/UWIC)
Joy Neville (UL Bohemians)
Gill Nolan (St. Mary’s)
Deirdre O’Brien (Blackrock)
Heather O’Brien (Highfield)
Laura O’Mahony (Tralee)
Ruth O’Reilly (Galwegians)
Marie Louise Reilly (Old Belvedere)
Geraldine Rea (Highfield)
Tania Rosser (Blackrock)
Jackie Shiels (Exile)
Juliet Short (Exile)
Sophie Spencer (Exile)
Nora Stapleton (Old Belvedere)
Carol Staunton (Galwegians)
Jade Wong (Exile)

Scotland
1 Tracy Balmer (Worcester)
2 Susie Brown (Richmond)
3 Caroline Collie (OA Saints)
4 Louise Dalgliesh (RHC Cougars)
5 Beth Dickens (Murrayfield Wanderers)
6 Sarah Dixon (Stirling County)
7 Tess Forsberg (Richmond)
8 Jemma Forsyth (Hillhead Jordanhill)
9 Katy Green (Murrayfield Wanderers)
10 Tanya Griffith (RHC Cougars)
11 Lauren Harris (Melrose)
12 Steph Johnston (RHC Cougars)
13 Mary Lafaiki (Cartha QP)
14 Heather Lockhart (Hillhead Jordanhill)
15 Alison Macdonald (RHC Cougars)
16 Lisa Martin (Murrayfield Wanderers)
17 Suzanne McKerlie-Hex (Murrayfield Wanderers)
18 Bridget Millar-Mills (Waterloo)
19 Kath Muir (Richmond)
20 Sarah Quick (Murrayfield Wanderers)
21 Lisa Ritchie (Carlisle)
22 Sarah Sexton (Murrayfield Wanderers)
23 Ruth Slaven (Murrayfield Wanderers)
24 Laura Steven (Murrayfield Wanderers)
25 Anna Swan (RHC Cougars)
26 Charlie Veale (London Wasps)
27 Lindsay Wheeler (Richmond)

Wales
Forwards
Jenny Davies, Megan Yorke, Nia Jones, Caryl Thomas, Lowri Harries, Rhian Bowden, Shona Powell Hughes, Vicky Owens, Rachel Taylor (capt), Lisa Newton, Nia Davies, Sioned Harries, Jamie Kift, Clare Flowers, Sian Williams

Backs
Amy Day, Laura Prosser, Naomi Thomas, Elen Evans, Rebecca De Filippo, Ceri Redman, Phillipa Tuttiett, Charlie Murray, Caryl James, Rhianydd Morgan, Mared Evans, Aimee Young, Rosie Fletcher

Italy
Melissa BETTONI (Red & Blue Rugby, Debut)
Awa Coulibaly (ASD Rugby Monza 1949, Debut)
Elisa CUCCHIELLA (Red & Blue Rugby, 42 CAPS)
Eleanor VAGUE (ASD Rugby Riviera Del Brenta, 8 CAPS)
Deborah BALLARINI (ASD Mustang Rugby Pesaro, 1 CAPS)
Anita NESPOLI (ASD Rugby Riviera Del Brenta, Debut)
Sarah Zanon (Benetton Treviso, 10 CAPS)
Lucia JHA (ASD Rugby Riviera Del Brenta, 17 CAPS)
Sara Pettinelli (CUS Roma, 33 CAPS)
Valentina Ruzza (ASD Valsugana Rugby Padua, 2 CAPS)
Flavia Severin (Benetton Treviso, 26 CAPS)
Alice Trevisan (ASD Rugby Riviera Del Brenta, 4 CAPS)
Juliana BELL (Red & Blue Rugby, 52 CAPS)
Michela Este (Benetton Treviso, 19 CAPS)
Mariachiara NESPOLI (ASD Rugby Riviera Del Brenta, 5 CAPS)
Cecilia Zublena (Rugby Sassenage Isere, 13 CAPS)
Vanessa Chindamo (ASD Rugby Monza 1949, 1 CAPS)
Veronica Schiavon (ASD Rugby Riviera Del Brenta, 51 CAPS)
Michela Tondinelli (Benetton Treviso, 76 CAPS)
Silvia GAUDINO (ASD Rugby Monza 1949, 42 CAPS) – Vice Captain
Cristina Molica (ASD Rugby Riviera Del Brenta, Debut)
Sara BARATTINI (Rugby House, 37 CAPS)
Castellarin Clare (Rugby Colorno, 7 CAPS)
Maria Grazia CIOFFI (Rugby Benevento, 17 CAPS)
Manuela Furlan (Benetton Treviso, 19 CAPS)
Maria Magatti (ASD Rugby Monza 1949, Debut)
Elisa ROCHAS (ASD Rugby Monza 1949, 11 CAPS)
Sofia, Stefan (ASD Valsugana Rugby Padua, Debut)
Beloved VERONESE (ASD Valsugana Rugby Padua, 18 CAPS)
Paola ZANGIROLAMI (ASD Valsugana Rugby Padua, 42 CAPS) – Captain

France
AGRICOLE Sandrine (Rennes)
AGUERRE Dioni (Bayonne)
ANDRE Manon (St Orens)
BA Aïda (Bobigny)
BAILON Aurélie (USAP)
BOUISSET Cyrielle (USAP)
CANAL Claire (USAP)
CHOBET Christelle (Lons)
DI MUZIO Laura (Lille)
DUPONT Emeline (Lille)
EZANNO Hélène (Rennes)
HEBEL Marie Charlotte (Rennes)
LADAGNOUS Caroline (Lons)
MAYANS Marjorie (St Orens)
MERT Elodie (Bobigny)
MIGNOT Gaëlle (Montpellier)
PELLE Chloé (Lille)
RABIER Sandra (Caen)
SALLES Laetitia (USAP)
TREMOULIERE Jessy (Romagnat)
TRONCY Jennyfer (Montpellier)
YAHE Marie Alice (USAP)

England
England team: Kay Wilson (Bristol), Katherine Merchant (Worcester), Emily Scarratt (Lichfield), Rachael Burford (Richmond), Michaela Staniford (Wasps); Katy McLean (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks – capt), Natasha Hunt (Lichfield); Claire Purdy (Wasps), Victoria Fleetwood (Lichfield), Sophie Hemming (Bristol), Rowena Burnfield (Richmond), Harriet Millar-Mills (Lichfield), Hannah Gallagher (Saracens), Marlie Packer (Bristol), Sarah Hunter (Lichfield).

Replacements: Amy Turner (Richmond), Laura Keates (Worcester), Emily Braund (Lichfield), Isabelle Noel-Smith (Bristol), Georgina Rozario (Lichfield), Ceri Large (Worcester), Georgina Roberts (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks).

Wendy Young

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Women’s Six Nations – Schedule, Rosters and more!

Wendy Young — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 18:21:06 +0000

Welcome to another year of women’s International rugby! Our USA women’s 7s team will be playing in the USA Sevens International next weekend and the USA 15s had a camp in Florida last month. But we aren’t the only active nation, the European countris of the rugby world are ramping up for Six Nations during February and March.

NOTE: It appears that a few men’s matches will be available in the US on BBC America, but no Women’s matches yet.

Schedule

Rosters

Ireland
Gillian Bourke (Munster/Bristol), Niamh Briggs (Munster/ UL Bohemians), Lynne Cantwell (Exile/Richmond), Fiona Coghlan (Leinster/ UL Bohemians), Amy Davis (Leinster/Blackrock),Lauren Day (Ulster/Waterloo), Ailis Egan (Leinster/Old Belvedere)*, Siobhan Fleming (Munster/ Tralee RFC)*, Laura Guest (Munster/Highfield RFC), Ashling Hutchings (Munster/ UL Bohemians)*, Niamh Kavanagh (Munster/ UL Bohemians)*, Mairead Kelly (Munster/ UL Bohemians), Stacey Kennedy (Ulster/City of Derry)*, Emer McManamly (Leinster/Blackrock), Claire Molloy (Connacht /Bristol), Larissa Muldoon (Exile/UWIC)*, Joy Neville (Munster/ UL Bohemians), Gill Nolan (Leinster/St Marys)*, Deirdre O’Brien (Leinster/Blackrock)*, Heather O’Brien (Munster/ Highfield RFC)*, Geraldine Rea (Munster/ Highfield RFC)*, Marie Louise Reilly (Leinster/Old Belvedere), Jackie Shiels (Leinster/Richmond), Nora Stapleton (Leinster/Old Belvedere), Carol Staunton (Connacht/Galwegians)

France
AGRICOLE Sandrine (Centre) (Rennes) (49 caps), AGUERRE Dioni (Scrum-half) (Bayonne) (Uncapped), AMAT Sonia (Prop) (Montpellier) (1 cap), ARRICASTRE Lise (Prop ) (Lons) (Uncapped), BA Aïda (Flanker) (Bobigny) (9 caps), BAILON Aurélie (Fly-half) (USA Perpignan) (27 caps), BOUISSET Cyrielle (Lock) (USA Perpignan) (26 caps), CANAL Claire (Flanker) (USA Perpignan) (25 caps), CASENAVE Nadège) (Centre) (Lons) (Uncapped), CHOBET Christelle (Prop) (USA Perpignan) (4 caps), DENADAI Marine (Lock) (Montpellier) (Uncapped), DJOSSOUVI Koumiba (Flanker) (Lons) (Uncapped), EZANNO Hélène (Lock) (Rennes) (Uncapped), FOURCADE Laurelin (Wing) (Bobigny) (Uncapped), HEBEL Marie Charlotte (Flanker) (Rennes) (29 caps), LADAGNOUS Caroline (Wing) (Lons) (24 caps), MIGNOT Gaëlle (Hooker) (Montpellier) (4 caps), PARRA Audrey (Fly-half) (Montpellier) (2 caps), POUBLAN Elodie (Fullback) (Montpellier) (21 caps), RABIER Sandra (Eightman) (Caen) (31 caps), SALLES Laetitia (Hooker) (USA Perpignan) (66 caps), YAHE Marie Alice (Scrum-half) (USA Perpignan) (18 caps)

Scotland
15 Caroline Collie (OA Saints), 14 Victoria Blakebrough (Richmond), 13 Stephanie Johnston (Hillhead / Jordanhill), 12 Lisa Martin (Murrayfield Wanderers), 11 Katy Green (Murrayfield Wanderers), 10 Tanya Griffith (RHC Cougars), 9 Louise Dalgliesh (RHC Cougars), 1 Heather Lockhart (Hillhead / Jordanhill), 2 Alison MacDonald (RHC Cougars), 3 Tracey Balmer (Worcester), 4 Katherine Muir (RAF), 5 Rosalind Murphy (Edinburgh University), 6 Lindsay Wheeler (Darlington Mowden Sharks), 7 Ruth Slaven (Murrayfield Wanderers), 8 Susie Brown (Richmond),

Substitutes
16 Lindsey Smith (Hillhead / Jordanhill), 17 Beth Dickens (Murrayfield Wanderers), 18 Anna Swan (Edinburgh University), 19 Charlotte Veale (Wasps), 20 Annabel Sergeant (Dundee University), 21 Lauren Harris (Aberdeenshire Quines), 22 Nicola Halfpenny (Melrose)

Wales
Jenny Davies (Waterloo), Catrin Edwards (Cardiff Quins), Vicky Owens (UWIC), Caryl Thomas (Bath), Rhian Bowden (CrossKey), LowriHarries (Neath), Amy Lawrence (Neath), Shona Powell Hughes (Neath), Ashley Rowlands (Wasps), Rachel Taylor (Cardiff Quins), Sioned Harries (UWIC), Jamie Kift (Cross Keys), Lisa Newton (UWIC), Alex Stokes (Neath), Sian Williams ( Bath), Amy Day (Cross Keys), Laura Prosser (Pontyclun), Yasmin Leung ( UWIC), Elinor Snowsill ( Cardiff Quins), Awen Thomas ( Cross Keys), Elen Evans (Dolgellau), Kay Rees (Harlequins), Adi Taviner (Neath), Caryl James (Cardiff Quins), Charlie Murray (Neath), Mared Evans (UWIC), Kerin Lake (Neath), Aimee Young (Bath)

England
15. Danielle Waterman (Worcester), 14. Katherine Merchant (Worcester) 13. Emily Scarratt (Lichfield) 12. Kimberley Oliver (Bristol) 11. Michaela Staniford (Wasps), 10. Katy McLean (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks (C)), 9. La Toya Mason (Wasps), 1. Rochelle Clark (Worcester), 2. Amy Garnett (Saracens), 3. Sophie Hemming (Bristol), 4. Joanna McGilchrist (Wasps), 5. Rebecca Essex (Richmond), 6. Sarah Hunter (Lichfield), 7. Margaret Alphonsi (Saracens), 8. Catherine Spencer (Bristol)

Replacements
16. Emma Croker (Richmond), 17. Claire Purdy (Wasps), 18. Rowena Burnfield (Richmond), 19. Heather Fisher (Worcester)20. Georgina Rozario (Lichfield), 21. Rachael Burford (Richmond), 22. Georgina Roberts (Darlington Mowden Park Sharks)

Italy
Giovanna Bado (Benetton Treviso), Sara Barattin (Rugby Casale), Martina Barbini (Sitam Riviera del Brenta), Giuliana Campanella (Red&Blu Rugby), Chiara Castellarin (Rugby Colorno), Maria Grazia Cioffi (Rugby Benevento), Elisa Cucchiella (Red&Blu Rugby), Michela Este (Benetton Treviso), Manuela Furlan (Benetton Treviso), Lucia Gai Mustang (Rugby Pesaro), Silvia Gaudino (Rugby Monza 1949), Silvia Peron (Sitam Riviera del Brenta), Sara Pettinelli (CUS Roma), Silvia Pizzati Sitam (Riviera del Brenta), Elisa Rochas (Rugby Monza 1949), Veronica Schiavon (Sitam Riviera del Brenta), Flavia Severin (Benetton Treviso), Michela Tondinelli (Benetton Treviso), Eleonora Vaghi (Sitam Riviera del Brenta), Diletta Veronese (Valsugana R. Padova), Paola Zangirolami (Valsugana R. Padova), Sara Zanon (Benetton Treviso), Cecilia Zublena (Rugby Sassenage Isere)

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Women’s Six Nations Launched in London – Schedule Announced

Wendy Young — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:14:30 +0000

from ScrumQueens:

This year’s 6 Nations Championship was officially launched in London today with both men’s and women’s rugby players from each nation in attendance. With the competition set to kick off in just over a week, captains and representatives from all six competing women’s rugby nations were there to give their overview on the upcoming games.

The women’s competition kicks off next Friday night with Ireland hosting Italy and the next day England host Wales and France travel to Scotland. The game of the weekend will undoubtedly be the clash at Esher were current Triple Crown champions Wales, will take on the 6 Nations champions England.

England were beaten by Wales for the first time ever last season and Wales flanker Catrina Nicholassaid she expected a tough game.

“I don’t know if they’ll be more fired up than normal because they are always fired up and when Wales and England play its always a bit of grudge match and a big physical game. Having said that I can imagine a few will have a bee in their bonnet about last years result and be looking to put that right.”

Scotland captain Lynne Reid said she was hugely looking forward to the opening game against France.

“I always look forward to the France game, they bring lot of physicality but a flair and natural rugby ability as well. We always approach the game with confidence and that’s the same this year though you never are sure what you will get with France.”

Meanwhile Ireland’s Fiona Coghlan said she was expecting a tough opener against Italy: “With Italy you don’t know from one year to the other what their game plan will be because they’re further away without much press and without a lot of news about their club games. They are the unknown,”

The launch this morning was also attended by England captain Catherine Spencer, Italy captainPaola Zangirolami and Sandra Rabier of France. The launch took place at the Hurlingham Club in Fulham, London alongside the event for the men’s 6 Nations.

Pictures thanks to www.inpho.ie

Wendy Young

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Women’s Rugby Six Nations: Excitement and Tension to the End

Wendy Young — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 00:12:00 +0000

from Letchworth Girls’ Rugby:

The final game of this season’s Six Nations promised to be a bit of a damp squib, on paper at least -a game where the only question was whether France could beat Italy by 36 or more and thus avoid their worst ever Six Nations finish. However, as we have come to expect this season, it turned out to be a cracker, and came within six minutes of being possibly the most incredible result of an extraordinary championship.

Because it seems that Italy dominated almost the entire game. A try in the fourteenth minute of the first half gave Italy the lead. France pulled level on 28 minutes, but Italy were soon ahead again and went into the break 10-7 ahead.

And so the score remained as the second half wore on, neither side apparently able to break through until with only six minutes left Chrouki finally broke through for France, her try being converted to give the visitors a 14-10 win.

Thus ends an amazing competition, with France in particular a greater enigma than ever before. Losing to Ireland, blown away by England, almost beaten by Italy but also sublime and magnificent against Wales – England’s conquerors. Who’d be a French rugby coach

Six Nations 2009: Final table

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Position	Nation	Games				Points		Table points
Position	Nation	played	won	drawn	lost	for	against	Table points
1	England	5	4	0	1	217	52	8
2	Wales	5	4	0	1	94	69	8
3	Ireland	5	3	0	2	88	64	6
4	France	5	3	0	2	81	86	6
Scotland	5	1	0	4	38	161	2
6	Italy	5	0	0	5	57	163	0

Six Nations to England, Triple Crown to Wales

England completed their defence of the Six Nations with a massive win over Scotland today. 72-3 – England’s biggest ever win over Scotland, and Scotland’s second worst defeat in all internationals – and a clear indication that the reunited England team are back on form.

Again it was the former sevens squad members who dominated, Kathy Merchant (4 tries), Charlotte Barras (3) and Sarah Beale (2) scoring nine of England’s 12 tries. England already had a comfortable lead of 29-0 at half time, but did not relax and after the break tore Scotland apart. Full RFUW report here.

However, the match of the day was expected to be at the other end of the M4, and so it proved. The contest for second place in the championship was a titanic one, and a highlight was due to be the battle of the kickers – Briggs vs Evans, youth vs experience.

However it was prop Jenny Davies who gave Wales the perfect start with a try in the second minute. Evans converted, and then added a penalty to give Wales a 10-0 lead after only 10 minutes. Ireland had barely visited the Welsh half, but as soon as they did Briggs then showed what she could do with a penalty to reduce the margin to a single score. Ten minutes later Briggs had an identical chance – but crucially missed it – allowing Wales to go in at half-time with the score unchanged at 10-3.

Within eight minutes of the restart Ireland were level with a try from Shannon Houston, but when a sinbinning reduced Ireland to 14 players Wales took advantage with pressure resulting in a penalty for Non Evans which she converted to give Wales a 13-10 lead. Ireland continued to look threatening, but Wales defended well and after a long-range kick from Briggs was missed Wales managed to hold on for another memorable win.

Wales are therefore assured of second place for the third time in four years, and also their first ever Triple Crown. Ireland currently sit in third where they will remain unless France can beat Italy by 36 points or more tomorrow. WRU Match report. IRFU match report.

Wendy Young

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Women's Six Nations Tournament Complete

Wendy Young — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 19:03:00 +0000

Finally finding some time for some rugby updates today, here are the results of the Women’s Six Nations Tournament. Congratulations to England for winning it all!

Date	Time	Home	Score	Away	Venue
Fri 1st Feb 08	14:40	Ireland Women	19-0	Italy Women	St Marys RFC, Dublin
Sat 2nd Feb 08	14:30	England Women	55-0	Wales Women	London Irish Amateur RFC, Middlesex
Sun 3rd Feb 08	12:00	Scotland Women	15-43	France Women	Meggetland Stadium, Edinburgh
Sat 9th Feb 08	14:30	Italy Women	6-76	England Women	Stadio Tre Fontane, Rome
Sun 10th Feb 08	13:00	Wales Women	23-6	Scotland Women	Taffs Wells RFC, Cardiff
Sun 10th Feb 08	15:00	France Women	26-17	Ireland Women	St Gratien, nr Paris
Fri 22nd Feb 08	18:00	Ireland Women	13-3	Scotland Women	St Marys RFC, Dublin
Sat 23rd Feb 08	16:00	France Women	0-31	England Women	Bergerac, nr Agen
Sun 24th Feb 08	13:00	Wales Women	27-5	Italy Women	Taffs Wells RFC, Cardiff
Fri 7th Mar 08	19:30	Ireland Women	10-19	Wales Women	St Marys RFC, Dublin
Sat 8th Mar 08	12:00	Scotland Women	5-34	England Women	Meggetland Stadium, Edinburgh
Sat 8th Mar 08	16:00	France Women		Italy Women	Stade Pompidou, Valence, nr Lyon
Sat 15th Mar 08	13:00	Wales Women	35-6	"">France Women	Taffs Wells, Cardiff
Sat 15th Mar 08	16:45	England Women	17-7	Ireland Women	London Irish Amateur RFC, Middlesex
Sun 16th Mar 08	14:30	Italy Women	31-10	Scotland Women	Stadio Comunale, Mira, nr Venice

France vs England Highlights:

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