Wales squad for 2022 Guinness Six Nations named

Wales have named a 36-man squad for the 2022 Guinness Six Nations campaign. Three uncapped players feature, with Ospreys duo Dewi Lake (hooker) and Jac Morgan (back row) receiving call ups alongside Cardiff Rugby’s James Ratti (back row). Another five players could be in line to make their first Six

Beard signs new Ospreys deal

Wales and British and Irish Lions lock Adam Beard has signed a new Ospreys deal to stay with his home region. Beard, 26, a recent British and Irish Lion has signed a new three-year contract. The second row’s leadership qualities were recognised when he captained the Ospreys for the first

Referees Announced For Guinness Six Nations

World Rugby has announced the match officials for the Guinness Six Nations 2022, which kicks off on 5 February. IRFU High Performance Referee Andrew Brace will take charge of one game while Frank Murphy and Chris Busby and Brian McNeice have been named as part of the Officials panel. Brace will be

Pugh selects Wales Sevens squad for World Series return

Richie Pugh has named his first Wales squad for the next two rounds of the HSBC Sevens World Series, blending youth and experience together for the Spanish legs in Malaga and Seville. The squad will be spearheaded by Team GB triumvirate Luke Treharne, Morgan Williams and Tom Williams but Aberavon

Neumann puts career to one side for crack at pro rugby

Lisa Neumann was an A grade student all the way through her school and university education. Three As and an A* at A Level at Dewi Saint School in Haverfordwest earned her the chance to study biomedical science at Manchester University, where she duly graduated with a first-class honours degree.

New Welsh pros ready for Premier15s action

There were a dozen players given full-time professional contracts with the Welsh Rugby Union this week, yet only four of them will be playing in the Allianz Premier15s this weekend. Jasmine Joyce and Alisha Butchers will turn out for Bristol Bears against bottom-of-the-table DMP Durham Sharks as they attempt to

Game on for full Six Nations crowds

The Welsh Rugby Union has welcomed the Welsh Government decision to ease restrictions on crowds which means that all levels of the game in Wales can look forward to returning to supporting rugby. Crowds of up to 500 can attend matches from tomorrow and from next weekend there will be