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United States women's centre Alev Kelter has been handed a three-match suspension after receiving a red card for stamping on the head of Australia's Georgina Friedrichs during Saturday's Pacific Four Series rugby test in Canberra.

Helena Lanuza y José Antonio Vera, analizan la final de Liga Iberdrola en la que Colina Clínica El Salvador se proclamó nuevo campeón ante Silicius Majadahonda. Ascenso de Olímpico de Pozuelo, Éibar jugará la promoción por la última plaza de Liga Iberdrola contra CRAT. Final promoción a DH B: BUC-Universitario de Bilbao. Playoff de Elite 1 (Francia) y Pacific Four Series. By https://www.divertisenvivo.com/producto/champions-finals-en-cardiff

All the Canadian rugby action has been taking place in the United States this past weekend, and it looks as though the US is becoming the 11th province!On Friday, the Pacific Four Series kicked off in Kansas City, as Canada opened their defence of their PAC title against the Eagles. A tight, rusty affair had Canada blitz out in the final quarter of the game to take the victory, 26-14.On Saturday & Sunday, LA hosted the Championship final of the SVNS, with both Canadian teams taking part in different tournaments; the women were in the Championship pool, looking to become World Champions. Up against 2 of the ebst teams in the world, Canada fought back to make it to the Bronze final, beating the hosts to take a medal from the series.The men, meanwhile, were in the Relegation Pool...or were they? With a sudden change to next season's SVNS announced, the Men were now competing to appear in Division 2? Either way, despite their best efforts, the men came up short, and will have to go through this whole rigamarole again, in an aim to make the World Championships next season.True North, Strong & Free!

Black Ferns lock Maia Roos has full confidence in Blues teammate Ruahei Demant to steer the ship at first-five in this afternoon's Pacific Four opener against Australia in Newcastle. Demant has the ability to play between fly-half and second-five, appearing in the latter position for the Blues in Super Rugby Aupiki. Roos says the team needs a reliable playmaker to lead a stacked backline. Kick off is at 5pm - LIVE coverage on Gold Sport. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Black Ferns have four test matches before the Rugby World Cup kicks off later this year in England. The first test is against traditional rivals Australia on Saturday in the Pacific Four Series and coach Allan Bunting has handed a Test debut to Auckland teenager Braxton Sorensen-McGee. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

With the first match of the 2025 Pacific Four Series set to kick-off, the lads look at the rest of the games set to take place, changes to Canada's expanded squad, and the return of the legendary Portia Woodman-Wickliffe to the Black Ferns.

Expected a wounded Black Ferns outfit to come out firing against the Wallaroos this afternoon in their first Laurie O'Reilly contest in North Harbour.  New Zealand suffered their first ever loss to Canada last weekend, conceding the Pacific Four Series title to boot.  Lock Alana Bremner says there have been some tough conversations this week.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We reflect on Canada's historic win against New Zealand and with it this year's Pacific Four Series title, and look ahead to an epic Champions Cup final in the making this weekend between Leinster and Toulouse.

Black Fern Ruby Tui contends New Zealand's loss to Canada in the Pacific Four Series has come at the right time.

The Black Ferns expect a massive challenge in set piece and up front when they tackle unbeaten Canada in rugby's Pacific Four Series this afternoon in Christchurch. Black Ferns assistant coach Dan Cron joined Elliott Smith to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's our fabulous Canadian Women's last appearance in the Pacific Four Series as they travel to Christchurch to take on the mighty Black Ferns, and the Super Rugby and URC races to the playoffs start building some genuine heat!

The Black Ferns are hoping to start fresh in 2024 when they take on the USA in their Pacific Four Series clash in Hamilton this afternoon.  The last time the New Zealand women took the field was at the W-X-V tournament last October, where they lost to England and France.  Black Ferns prop Kate Henwood joined Elliott Smith to preview their first test of the year.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chasing Eagles hosts Kristi Kirshe and Lauren Doyle chat with USA Women's Eagles Rachel Johnson and Tess Feury ahead of their first 2024 Pacific Four Series test match against Canada on home soil.

Stu and Derek return to break down all the latest Canadian rugby news including a new board, the Pacific Four Series roster, strategic plans, and more.

We look ahead to the last Round of the Womens' Six Nations with so much to play for, along with our fabulous Canadian Womens' first game of the year against the USA in the Pacific Four Series. We also do our weekly look ahead to this weekend's Super Rugby and URC action - with playoff spots looming on the horizon.

We've got a HUGE weekend coming up, USA vs Canada and USA Captain, Kate Zackary joined us to talk about this big match and the upcoming Pacific Four Series, not to mention, her teammates, young players coming through and Kate answered some great listener questions as well. Oh, and when will we see her back on the pitch, returning from injury?  LAST CHANCE!!!  We have a great offer for you USA Women's Eagles fans! Receive 10% off your ticket order by using the promo code: EAGLESOVERSEAS Let's pack the house for our Eagles!  Order Now!  https://www.axs.com/events/533590/usa-women-s-rugby-vs-canada-tickets/promos/746200?skin=dhsp Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news. Bill Baker, an Emmy award winning editor and producer, has curated Eagles Overseas Rugby since 1996, providing updates and news stories about USA Eagles plying their trade around the world.  http://www.eaglesoverseas.com eaglesoverseas@comcast.net John Fitzpatrick is the brain behind Rugby Morning, serving rugby news everyday via email newsletters to rugby fans around the world. John@rugbymorning.com http://www.rugbymorning.com Show Links: Eagles Overseas Rugby Morning Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Stu and Derek are back to breakdown all the latest Canadian rugby news! They discuss a new CBA with Rugby Canada and the players, Pacific Four Series updates, online treatment of match officials, Sophie de Goede arrives at Vancouver SVNS, Vancouver Swans, Vancouver Highlanders, and more!

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Stu and Derek give an update about the new Le Rouge Rugby podcast schedule! Then, it has been a busy news week in Canadian rugby. The boys get into the Pacific Four Series, a new women's competition, SVNS, wheelchair rugby, the American Raptors, MLR news, Highlanders' signings and more! Finally, Stu and Derek close out this episode with spoiler heavy review of the new Netflix series, Six Nations: Full Contact!

The latest edition focuses on our Canadian Women's outstanding efforts in last month's Pacific Four Series, a New Zealand side risen from the ashes of 2022, and a Wallabies side whose woes continue under new Coach Eddie Jones. We also look at an impressive looking Scotland and an England World Cup squad that has singularly failed to fire the imagination.

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, USA Women's Head Coach, Rich Ashfield, joins us again to talk about the recent Pacific Four Series matches against Australia, Canada and New Zealand, the upcoming WXV competition, young and veteran players and he shares the toughest part, and best parts, of his job!   Be sure to listen to the first half of the show with USA Women's U23 Head Coach, Katie Dowty, here on the US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast.   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.

Stu and Derek breakdown a dominant win for Canada at the Pacific Four Series! They discus Sophie de Goede, Tyson Beukeboom's hat trick, the pack's brilliance, breakdown the tries, and look ahead to the clash with England! The Vancouver leg of SVNS returns! The boys look at the new branding and share some concerns about the new format. Finally, the MLR season has come to a close, which means it is awards season! Stu, Derek and the listeners make their selections for the annual Le Rouge Rugby Awards!

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, USA Women's Head Coach, Rich Ashfield, joins us again to talk about the recent Pacific Four Series matches against Australia, Canada and New Zealand, the upcoming WXV competition, young and veteran players and he shares the toughest part, and best parts, of his job!   Be sure to listen to the first half of the show with USA Women's U23 Head Coach, Katie Dowty, here on the US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast.   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.

It was an absolutely unreal weekend for rugby in North America and the boys are here to break it all down. Stu and Derek start with the event surrounding the 2023 MLR Championship Final before diving into the game itself. They congratulate the 11 Canadians on the Free Jacks, discuss, the tries, the biggest plays, and the best storylines from the match! Then it is off to our Nation's capital for the Pacific Four Series, where the Black Ferns put on a show. However, despite the final scoreline, there is no denying that it was a great day for Canadian rugby.

The usual crew of Ross Karl, James Parsons and Bryn Hall react to the All Blacks' big win and analyse the areas Ian Foster has changed ahead of the World Cup. The Springboks' equally big win and Australia's poor outing are also dissected while the lads share their thoughts on pitch invaders and the Pacific Four Series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The MLR Championship Final is set! The New England Free Jacks and San Diego Legion have been crowned Champions of their respective conferences. Stu and Derek break down both matches before Derek presents a theory on what makes both clubs so good. Then, it's a look ahead to the Pacific Four Series this weekend as Canada battles the Black Ferns in our nations capital. To close out the show, Stu goes on a rant about the new World League!

We look ahead to the Pacific Four Series to be played in Ottawa over the next two weekends and in which Canada's Women are poised to finish strongly. We take an initial look at the upcoming Rugby Championship as well as a look back at the recently concluded Super Rugby Final, in which incoming All Black Coach Scott Robertson and his Crusaders cemented their place as the most successful side in the competition's history. Lastly we concern ourselves once more with the unfortunate position officials now find themselves in and ask for a bit of humility from some notable players in the process.

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, USA Women's Head Coach, Richard Ashfield joined Bill Baker and John Fitzpatrick to discuss the Pacific Four Series, 9 new caps, including to our second half guests, Summer Harris-Jones, the Eagles' win over Spain, and yet another loss to Canada, and much more!    Be sure to listen to the second half of the show with USA Eagle, Summer Harris-Jones, fresh off earning her first XV's cap against Spain, here on the US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast.   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, USA Women's Head Coach, Richard Ashfield joined Bill Baker and John Fitzpatrick to discuss the Pacific Four Series, 9 new caps, including to our second half guests, Summer Harris-Jones, the Eagles' win over Spain, and yet another loss to Canada, and much more!  Be sure to listen to the second half of the show with USA Eagle, Summer Harris-Jones, fresh off earning her first XV's cap against Spain, here on the US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast.   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.

Wherein I finally nail down a (potential) new format to deal with the stupid amount of rugby on offer at the moment, completely avoid complaining about Blow Rugby for a change, and stare, agape, at Charles Piutau's immovable hair. I also manage to inject some silliness, as per usual. The article about the Pacific Four Series was here: https://www.rugbypass.com/news/where-the-world-champion-black-ferns-will-play-in-2023/ The article about the “rugby-style” QB Sneak was here: https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/eagles-qb-sneak-push-nfl-rule-change/g9demdinbzutq1xzxbx5z3ry If you're enjoying listening, you can always buy me a beverage through the link below, or you can sign up through Anchor to become a monthly supporter! If you still haven't left a review, I'd really appreciate it if you could take that bit of time, it's really more helpful than I can say. In the meantime, thanks as always for your support! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ScrumOfTheEarth https://anchor.fm/thescrumoftheearth Thanks, cheers and be well! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thescrumoftheearth/support

England captain Ben Stokes says he has no regrets about enforcing the follow-on after the Black Caps defied history to claim a thrilling win in the second test in Wellington. World Rugby have confirmed the details for this year's Pacific Four Series 2023, contested by the defending champions Black Ferns, Australia, Canada, and the US.

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 24 of the Pick & Drive Rugby Podcast! We are a family friendly, weekly podcast series; where our hosts Mitch and Ando discuss all things Australian Rugby Union! In this week's episode we: Discuss the latest domestic and international rugby news - 5 min 35 sec Review the Wallaroos last test of the Pacific Four Series - 19 min 5 sec Break down the Crusaders success in the Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final - 25 min Enter the Locker Room to answer our fans questions - 38 min 30 sec And much, much more! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter - Get Involved! Contribute to the pod at: https://ko-fi.com/pickanddriverugby

The DrivingMaul Show E105 The Machine with Paul and StevenI chat about the Pacific Four Series, Super Rugby and so much moreBecome a Supporter of New Zealand Sport Radio via Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/NZSportRadio Get bonus content on Patreon as a Supporter of New Zealand Sport RadioSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/new-zealand-sport-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Black Ferns have won the Pacific Four Series 2022 with a crushing victory in the final against the United States. It's a promising sign before October's Rugby World Cup. Rugby commentator Alice Soper spoke to Corin Dann.

Black Ferns 50United States 6The Black Ferns saved their best for last.While they began their Pacific Four series with two double-digit wins, the Black Ferns' 50-6 victory over the United States in Whangārei on Saturday afternoon showed exactly what they are capable of.While they had been slow to put the foot down in their previous two matches against Australia and Canada, there was no such issue in Whangārei - which will be a beautiful sight to Wayne Smith and his coaching staff, with limited opportunities on the pitch before October's Rugby World Cup."We've got some tough decisions coming up. There are some very good players coming back for trials, Sevens players will become available, so there's going to be some pretty tough moments for the selectors," Smith said looking ahead to the World Cup."But there's only one group of girls at the moment who have put their form on the paddock and that's this group."Despite rain falling from start to finish – only getting heavier as the match progressed – the Black Ferns attack flowed frequently. They had no issues with moving the ball through the hands and asking questions of the US defensive line.That allowed Ayesha Leti-I'iga to put on an exhibition of speed, power and footwork, with the Black Ferns left wing often on the end of a backline move – scoring three tries and drawing a giant roar from the crowd whenever she came into the play. Any time Leti-I'iga got her hands on the ball, she caused problems for the defence – even on the multitude of occasions when the US kicked high in her direction, a tactic they continued despite Leti-I'iga showing a safe pair of hands.There were performances to catch the eye across the board for the New Zealand team. In particular, locking duo Joanah Ngan-Woo and Chelsea Bremner were impressive in the carry and both showed their offloading ability under good defensive pressure; Kendra Reynolds and Liana Mikaele-Tu'u also had a massive impact with ball in hand, while halfback Arihiana Marino-Tauhinu was terrific in her first start.performance, though. The Black Ferns welcomed pressure early in the contest by knocking on from restarts, while goal kicking remains an issue. Through the three-match series, the Black Ferns kickers converted just six of 16 tries – though Hazel Tubic was on song when she took over the goal kicking against the US.The Black Ferns took just two minutes to open the scoring. A backline move launched from a lineout about 40m out quickly saw the ball moved to the opposite side of the park, where Leti-I'iga enjoyed some space to move and didn't waste it.While the US hit back immediately with a penalty, it wasn't long before a good offload from Ngan-Woo saw Marino-Tauhinu score by the posts.The tactic from the US was clear in the first half. When they had possession, they would often kick high to the wings and play the territory game. That gave the Black Ferns a significant possession advantage, which showed in the scoreline.The Black Ferns scored five first-half tries to lead 29-6 at the break and delivered much the same in the second. Renee Holmes scores for the Black Ferns. Photo / Michael CunninghamThe US were starved of possession. Even when the Black Ferns coughed up the ball through an error or kicked off, they would soon find themselves back with ball in hand as the US struggled to execute at their set pieces and had handling errors.As the Black Ferns continued to hammer away, more gaps showed in the opposition defence. They ran in another three tries in the second half – including Leti-I'iga finishing off her hat-trick – without conceding a point, saving their best for last to close out the tournament in style."With weather like that, to put 50 points on the board – that's attacking intent," Smith said of the performance. "It wasn't perfect, obviously, but we have to be proud of that."Black Ferns 50 (Ayesha Leti-I'iga 3, Arihiana Marino-Tauhinu, Renee Holmes, Sylvia Brunt, Kendra Reynolds, Renee Wi...

Black Ferns assistant coach Whitney Hansen joins Mornings with Ian Smith to chat about her role for the team, honing her craft along side a couple of the greats, her career path, future aspirations, the Pacific Four Series final match vs USA & the Women's rugby World Cup

The DrivingMaul Show E104 Old Foes To Clash with Paul, Steven and EamonI chat about the Pacific Four Series, Super Rugby and so much moreBecome a Supporter of New Zealand Sport Radio via Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/NZSportRadio Get bonus content on Patreon as a Supporter of New Zealand Sport RadioSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/new-zealand-sport-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 22 of the Pick & Drive Rugby Podcast! We are a family friendly, weekly podcast series; where our hosts Mitch and Ando discuss all things Australian Rugby Union! In this week's episode we: Analyse the Wallaroo's first two games of the Pacific Four Series - 5 min 10 sec Review the action from the Super Rugby Pacific Semi Finals - 14 min 45 sec Breakdown and discuss the Wallabies 35 man squad for the series against England -43 min 10 sec Enter the Locker Room to answer our fans questions - 60min 13 sec And much, much more! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter - Get Involved! Contribute to the pod at: https://ko-fi.com/pickanddriverugby

Sean Maloney and Andrew Mehrtens look back on the Super Rugby Pacific semi finals with rugby broadcasting royalty Karl Te Nana, review the latest games in the Pacific Four Series and finish off their Weird Cat XV with an All Black full back. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We take a whip round last weekend's URC and Super Rugby Pacific Quarter Finals, the last regular season round of the MLR and the opening weekend of the Pacific Four Series featuring Canada's women.

On the Sixways Stadium touchline, just after Saracens lifted the Allianz Premier 15s trophy for the third time, Elma, Scaz and Mo reflect on the game and the season that was, with some of the most influential women on the pitch. Player of the match, Party Packer joins them for a pint. Her co-captain, Lotte Clapp (& Lotte's mum and fiance) pop over for a debrief and a look ahead to the Pacific Four Series in New Zealand where she'll be playing alongside her USA team mate & Exeter Chiefs back row, Kate Zackary, who also stops by. And last, but by no means least, the trio grab retiring playmaker Patricia Garcia, for a moment of gratitude for her incredible career.

The DrivingMaul Show E103 Black Ferns Make It 20 with Paul and StevenI chat about the Pacific Four Series, Super Rugby and so much moreBecome a Supporter of New Zealand Sport Radio via Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/NZSportRadio Get bonus content on Patreon as a Supporter of New Zealand Sport RadioSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/new-zealand-sport-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Major omissions, a new captain and a debut call-up for an Olympic gold medalist are the features of the first Black Ferns squad of 2022. With New Zealand getting set to host the World Cup in five months time, selectors today revealed their 31-player squad for next month's Pacific Four Series against Australia, Canada and the USA. And with the dust still settling on a damning cultural review, the team are embracing a fresh start of sorts as the countdown to the Cup begins. Clay Wilson reports.

The Black Ferns have received a boost ahead of next year's Rugby World Cup title defence with the creation of the Pacific Four Series.

The Black Ferns have received a boost ahead of next year's Rugby World Cup title defence with the creation of the Pacific Four Series.