Wales Women head coach Ioan Cunningham has targeted three wins from their upcoming Womens Six Nations campaign. Cunningham has named a 37-strong squad ahead of their championship opener in Ireland next weekend. Wales have been bolstered by having professional players in their ranks for the first time, following the Welsh

Lleucu George is thrilled to have taken up the latest Wales Women retainer contract. The Gloucester-Hartpury outside-half, who started playing for Crymych under 8s before moving on to Whitland Ladies, said: “It’s amazing, I really wasn’t really expecting it. I’m thrilled to have this opportunity to have more contact time

Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations finale against Italy will be a very special occasion for Wales captain Dan Biggar. The Northampton Saints playmaker has been breaking records throughout the course of this championship having become the 140th player to lead Wales, while also winning his 100th test cap against Scotland. But

Wales Women head coach Ioan Cunningham has named a 37-strong squad for the TikTok Women’s Six Nations. Siwan Lillicrap leads the squad which includes six uncapped players – Lowri Norkett (Pontyclun), Liliana Podpadec and Jenni Scoble (both Llandaff North), Emma Hennessy (Cheltenham Tigers), Emma Swords (Harlequins) and Sisilia Tuipulotu (Gloucester-Hartpury)