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Women's rugby is challenging, exciting, and a lot of fun. Each of us has our own experience, and sharing these experiences is the fastest way for us to grow as players and as a sport. Tackle Girls would love to hear what you have to say! Share your funny stories, training tips, or anything else you think would be of use to other lady ruggers, coaches, or teams. If your story is posted, you will be rewarded!
Brown University travels to Uganda for a series of matches.
Brown University travels to Uganda for a series of matches.
The 2006 schedule for the USA U-19 Girls Rugby team has now been posted.
Come to the Southern USA for a great time and great rugby this spring.
Seniors regional match report by Malcolm Baker.
St. Louis Bombers add a new women's side with national level players and coach.
The Letchworth girls hit the pitch for their first games of the season. Follow along with head coach John Birch and see how it went.
Part two continues John's quest to prepare the two Letchworth girls' sides for their first matchs of the season.
A new season is gearing up in Letchworth, and our favorite coach is scrambling to put together not one but two teams!
A new season is gearing up in Letchworth, and our favorite coach is scrambling to put together not one but two teams! Check out this New Zealand rugby team's fabulous fundraiser!
Remember what it was like when you first discovered rugby?
Daniele Canney of the Raleigh Venom describes their USA Rugby championship game vs. Detroit.
Beth of the Worcester U-14s describes life on a girls rugby team from the players' perspective.
In the latest installment, John covers how to find and keep players for your fledgling girls rugby team. Ever wonder what it's like to coach a new girls' rugby team? Looking for advice on how to help your own girls? John Birch will get you there in good humor!
If your team is struggling to train both new and veteran players, keep the following in mind...
There are some times when rugby affords us with the opportunity to give back to the community at large... As every been-around-the-block rugger knows, a rugby team's long-term survival is directly related to recruiting efforts...
After my senior year, I convinced myself that it was time to hang up my cleats... It seems that our male counterparts are obsessed with the notion that lady ruggers are playing for one of two reasons: Either they're dykes, or they want to get in with the male players...
"Women play rugby?" "That's a man's game!" How many times have you heard those sayings before? Be it in Scotland, England or America... |
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