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Women in Rugby Jennifer Boyd’s holistic approach to coaching paying dividends at the University of Ottawa The former Canada hooker has fostered a winning environment in Ottawa while working hard to ensure her players are “good team-mates, good students and good humans”.
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HSBC Sevens Series Introducing three new host cities on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series The HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series continues to expand its horizons with Malaga, Seville and Toulouse added to the circuit for 2022. Sun, sangria and rugby sevens … what’s not to like!
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regional focus: oceania ChildFund Rugby works to tackle gender inequality in Oceania The principal charity partner for Rugby World Cup 2021 aims to help foster a safe and inclusive environment for women and girls to enjoy the sport in the Oceania Region.
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Youth Unstoppables Youth Unstoppables: Meet the first group of inspirational young female athletes Find out more about the first seven Youth Unstoppables, who have been unveiled by World Rugby and Mastercard to mark one year to go until Rugby World Cup 2021, playing in 2022.
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#YouthUnstoppable World Rugby and Mastercard unveil first Youth Unstoppables to mark RWC 2021 one year to go celebrations Seven Youth Unstoppables from South Africa, USA, France, Norway and Paraguay have been announced.
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Player welfare Players, unions and competitions support new guidelines for rugby contact training load World Rugby and International Rugby Players have published new contact training load guidance aimed at reducing injury risk and supporting short and long-term player welfare.
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Women in Rugby Iroquois Roots Rugby continue to grow despite challenging 18 months We caught up with Iroquois Roots Rugby co-founder Melanie Squire to discuss how the organisation coped during the pandemic and what the future holds.
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Player welfare World Rugby launches Tackle Ready to educate players on safe tackle technique Tackle coaching in rugby is set to be transformed with the global launch of Tackle Ready, which aims to reduce the risk of head injury at all levels of the sport by improving technique.
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Colour Blind Awareness Day World Rugby launches new guidelines to mark Colour Blind Awareness Day 2021 More than 300 million people worldwide currently live with some form of colour vision deficiency and World Rugby is committed to ensuring they can enjoy the game at all levels.
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Media release Joe Schmidt to continue to contribute to World Rugby following departure World Rugby can confirm that Joe Schmidt has decided to leave the organisation at the end of the year to spend more time at home in New Zealand with his family.