Rugby News
Cardiff Blues are delighted to have agreed a partnership that will give young rugby players access to leading facilities at…
Clwb Rygbi Nant Conwy has secured an impressive funding package of more than £100,000 to pay for its newly created…
The Wales Sport Awards is back and at midday today (Tuesday 18 September 2018), nominations open to find the community…
Rugby specialist and kit provider Canterbury has revealed the new 2018/2019 Ospreys Home kit, which will be worn by the…
CHRIST College, Brecon, has landed a big hit with the appointment of former Dragons Rugby Academy Manager Gareth Nicholas as 1st XV Rugby Coach. The leading independent school has announced he will join the coaching staff in September.
A legendary figure within Irish rugby put aspiring rugby stars at Rydal Penrhos through their paces at a special event.
Dan Jepson found himself homeless at 17. He experienced the trauma of losing his father at the age of nine and had a period of substance misuse. With the support of homelessness charity, The Wallich, Orchard Media and Events Group, and Principality Building Society,he now has a more positive future – he has a roof over his head, a spot on the Wales homeless rugby team and a permanent job in Cardiff.
Chris Wyles, who retires at the end of this season after a rugby career which has included 250 appearances for Saracens, has been recognised by the Rugby Players’ Association for his off-pitch business success.
Players from Cardiff and Vale College’s Rugby Academy enlisted the help of Cardiff Blues legend Sam Warburton to give budding young rugby players the opportunity of a lifetime.
The college launched a three-year strategy with the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) in the autumn and is already reaping the rewards.