The Charlotte Edwards Cup – the premier T20 women’s domestic competition in England – kicked off on the 18th with the Central Sparks vs Sunrisers, followed by a record breaking fixture between the Northern Diamonds a day later, and the South East Stars versus The Blaze to finish the round off. Shining Sparks success […]
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Match report on all the action from the York Valkyrie vs Warrington Wolves Women’s Super League fixture at the LNER Community Stadium, York. York Valkyrie 44 – 4 Warrington Wolves (HT 16 – 4) York tries: 6’ 12’ Whitehead, 26’ 74’ Stanley, 54’ Peach, 65’ Renouf, 77’ Marshall, 79’ Hetherington | York goals: Stanley (6/9
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Match report of all the action from the Betfred Women’s Super League fixture between Leeds Rhinos vs St Helens. St Helens tries: 3’ 23’ Rudge, 37’ Gaskin, 42’ Burke, 46’ Hoyle, 68’ McColm, 73’ Mottershead | Goals: Taylor (4/7 – 1 penalty) Leeds tries: 15’ Casey, 51’ Hardcastle, 58’ Hayward | Goals: Hayward (3/3) POTM:
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The final round commenced Sunday 21st to decide who would be heading to the Women’s Challenge Cup Quarter Finals. Wigan topped Group 1 with 3 wins from 3 coming off a 60-0 win vs Salford to finish the group stages for them, rewarded with a guaranteed home advantage in the next stage of the competition.
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Whether it’s club legends or fresh talent, finding the balance between youth and experienced players is crucial in building a stable and well-rounded squad, both at club and international level. Football leagues across the world have recognised and prided themselves on the display of experienced players and upcoming ballers. Perhaps most notably, the Women’s Super
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Jess Park was just six years of age when she joined her first football team, an under 7s boys team called Elloughton Blackburn Swifts. That was in Brough, a small town just outside of Hull, fast forward 15 years and a 21 year old Jess Park was making her first senior England appearance as she
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Social Asking, an innovative and intelligent tool that revolutionizes fan engagement, has been announced as the official sponsor of the “Champion of the Year” Award for the world’s first Women’s Football Awards. This ground-breaking event, which precedes the 2023 Women’s World Cup, aims to recognize and honour the individuals, brands, and organizations that have played
F1 Academy officially kicked off its inaugural season in Austria with Marta García clinching the win in Race 1 and Race 3, whilst Amna Al Qubaisi snatched the Race 2 victory. Round 2 came soon after as Valencia saw Hamda Al Qubaisi and Bianca Bustamante take their first F1 Academy wins. Marta also became a home
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Formed in 2016 as part of the Women’s Cricket Super League, Loughborough Lightning – based in Loughborough University was one of six regional teams to be formed. The franchise was umbrellaed under the ‘Lightning’ brand created by the university, meaning that much of it’s backing and support came through that. Fast forward to the ECB’s
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The Catalan national team reunited after five years with a solidarity match. Catalonia faced the Ukrainian national team in a game where the Catalans presented a young but fast squad, while the Ukrainians stood out for their physicality and height. Easily, the Catalan team broke the game, showing great superiority in defense and three-point shooting,
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