Canberra Royals 07/05/2025

Canberra Royals Premier 15s 12 def. by Uni-Norths Owls Premier 15s 13BentSpoke Premier 15s - Round 3Boomanulla Enclosed Oval 1 - Saturday, May 3, 2025By Sports Desk The Canberra Royals women have suffered their first defeat of the 2025 BentSpoke Premier 15s season, falling 13-12 to Uni-Norths Owls in a nail-biting contest at Boomanulla Oval on Saturday morning. In a match where momentum shifted throughout, the Royals were ultimately undone by a solitary point despite a brilliant double from centre Biola Dawa, as the Owls demonstrated their premiership credentials with a composed performance away from home. After dominating their opening...

ACT Rugby 10/01/2025

Written by Lachlan Grey on Jan 10, 2025 03:30 PM, courtesy of rugby.com.au Source article. With just five minutes remaining in last year's historic Queensland-Tonga clash, Ivania Wong had almost completed the perfect milestone game. Her teammates were running rampant on a hot, wet track in Nuku'alofa and Wong, 27, had already bagged a record-breaking 18th try in her record-breaking 38 th Reds appearance. Watch every Super Rugby Women's game live, exclusive and on-demand via Stan Sports. But as the seconds ticked down towards a comfortable 65-0 win, Lady Luck took an early shower. "It was so hot out there,...

ACT Rugby 02/05/2024

Republished with permission from ACT Rugby. Making it to the Super Rugby Women's finals for the second year in a row, the Safeguard Global ACT Brumbies had a highly successful 2024 season showcasing plenty of highlights and milestones from the club in the capital. Comprising the Brumbies Best in 2024 is the 'Big Moments', 'Millestones' and 'Season Summary' which are all detailed below. Big Moments In a season littered with moments to be celebrated, 2024 certainly had some standouts which are detailed below. First Competition win over the Queensland Reds In Round 3 of the competition the Women from the...

ACT Rugby 03/04/2024

The Safeguard Global ACT Brumbies have announced their Round 4 team to take on the Fijian Drua on Saturday at GIO Stadium to commence the double header.Coming off the back of a strong win against the Reds, coach Scott Fava is looking to add to his winning streak with a similar squad in Round 4.Continuing a fierce battle in the front row, both props have rotated with Allana Sikimeti and Iris Verebalavu both getting their opportunity in the starting side for the second time this season.Making way for the duo is last week's starters Sally Fuesaina and Iroha Kishimoto, who...