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Regional focus: North America Barbados and beyond: Sevens captain Sean Ward on leading without limits Barbados’ most prominent rugby player, men’s sevens team captain Sean Ward, has been an active mentor and reliable teammate to many up-and-coming players, both in Barbados and overseas, making him a highly respected member of the global rugby circuit and the wider community.
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Women in Rugby Jo Yapp planning for the long-term at Worcester Warriors Women Jo Yapp talks to World Rugby about her promotion at Worcester, working with the Barbarians and her coaching philosophy.
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women in rugby Kazakhstan women aiming for Rugby World Cup return Once one of the leading women’s teams in international rugby, Kazakhstan are attempting to mount a revival in 15s rugby.
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Game Changers Rugby’s six most successful cross-code converts Following on from our exclusive interview with John Muggleton, rugby’s first full-time cross-code coach, we pick out the most successful players to convert to rugby union direct from rugby league.
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Women in Rugby Commentator Rikki Swannell picks seven women who helped change the face of rugby sevens Sky Sports Rugby commentator Rikki Swannell picks seven players who embody the growth that women’s sevens has made since the inaugural World Rugby Sevens Series.
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Women in Rugby Elaine Vassie putting down roots with the Dallas Jackals Dallas Jackals assistant general manager and assistant coach Elaine Vassie talks to World Rugby about her new life in the USA, where she is helping the game to flourish.
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Women in Rugby Chiharu Nakamura takes on new challenge to grow women’s game in Japan Japan sevens star Chiharu Nakamura has taken on the role of player/general manager for a brand-new club in Fukuoka, eager to create more opportunities for women’s rugby in the country and a career pathway when the time comes for players to hang up their boots.
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