Women's International Rugby Union - Sources of Women's International Results

Sources of Women's International Results

The above results have been traced mainly via the following listings of national and tournament results - most being national RFUs. Other results have been traced via numerous news reports.

  • Australia (complete, some errors in dates)
  • England (1998-)
  • FIRA European Championships (2003-)
  • France (1982-2004)
  • France (1990-)
  • Germany (rather incomplete)
  • International Rugby Board (2006-, Six Nations and World Cup only)
  • Japan (1994-2002)
  • Netherlands (2003-)
  • Norway (2002-)
  • New Zealand (1991- )
  • RBS Six Nations (2004-)
  • Sweden (1984-2005)
  • USA (complete, some errors)
  • Wales (1987-, some gaps, some errors)

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