Scott Baldwin has re-signed for the Ospreys after spending three years across the border playing in the English Premiership. Baldwin, 33, requested to leave Worcester Warriors on compassionate grounds and the Ospreys are delighted to be able to offer him the opportunity to resume his rugby career in Wales. He
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Devine Hungry For More After ‘Really Enjoyable’ Start
Wales U20 name squad to face Scotland
Wales U20 name a side boasting eight changes to the starting line-up for Friday’s U20 Six Nations clash against Scotland at Parc Eirias (KO 8pm). Head coach Byron Hayward has also made a positional switch with captain Alex Mann moving from flanker to No 8. In the backs, there is
Wales Women U18 coaching team
Wales Women U18 head coach Liza Burgess has named her coaching team for the upcoming international programme. Former Wales international and Coleg y Cymoedd academy coach and lecturer Catrina Nicholas-McLaughlin and Gloucester-Hartpury backs coach Oli Wilson will head up the defence and attack roles, with Wales Women captain Siwan Lillicrap
‘An Incredible Stadium. Incredible Atmosphere’ – Sexton On Paris Cauldron
Despite having nine successive wins under their belts, Jonathan Sexton insists Ireland are still learning as they prepare to take on France in the second round of the Guinness Six Nations. On the occasion of his 102nd cap for his country, Sexton captained Andy Farrell’s men to a convincing 29-7 first
‘We’ll Need One Of Our Best Performances’ – Conway
Despite their encouraging start to the Guinness Six Nations, Ireland winger Andrew Conway insists this weekend’s clash with France in Paris will be ‘a different animal’. The Munster speedster grabbed a brace of tries last Saturday as Ireland recorded an impressive 29-7 home win over defending champions Wales. A day later at
Wales hoping to step it up physically for Scotland clash, says Humphreys
Jonathan Humphreys has revealed Wales have been working hard on their physicality ahead of this weekend’s Six Nations clash with Scotland in Cardiff. Wales endured a tough time up-front in Dublin as they went down to a strong Ireland side. But Humphreys is confident Wayne Pivac’s side will be better