Wales U18s head coach Matt O’Brien has named a side with five new faces and two positional switches for the second round clash in the Men’s U18 Six Nations Festival in Marcoussis. Huw Anderson moves from wing to full back while Kenzie Jenkins switches to the second row from the

John Alder has been appointed as the Welsh Rugby Union’s new head of player development. Alder, who has held high profile performance pathway roles with the English Institute of Sport (EIS), worked with Team GB at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and, most recently, for UK Sport, is re-united with

Wales U18 head coach Liza Burgess believes the inaugural U18 Six Nations festival in Edinburgh has provided invaluable experiences for her players. “The whole week has been amazing. We have trained against England and France, beaten Scotland (24-0) and Italy (14-0) in 35 minute matches and now we get to

Wales head into the Vancouver leg of the HSBC World Rugby Seven Series this weekend searching for more consistency after failing to reach the heights in Singapore. Richie Pugh’s side showed glimpses of their ability and even though teenage winger Iwan Pyrs Jones became an internet sensation with his dazzling