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Girls Rugby Club writer, Stella, discusses whether the Olympics provide a more level playing field for women’s sports, and if not what more can be done.

The Girls Rugby Club has today announced a collaboration with leading Allianz Premier 15s club Loughborough Lightning

For the girl’s game to develop, everyone in the sporting world must work together to share ideas, break down stereotypes and push through boundaries. That is why here at Girls Rugby Club, we are expanding our Advisory Board to welcome a long list of male allies, just in time for Father’s Day!

England international, turned sports pundit, David Flatman, has argued that the positivity which surrounds the women’s game now needs to move to criticism to enable the game to grow in a sustainable way.

Amelie Anstead tells the story of how she started a girls rugby team at her school, where previously the only options for girls were hockey, yoga or bootcamp.

We all know that Maccies is probably not the best fuel for athletes, but with so much information out there it can be hard to know what to trust. As part of our Player Welfare series, we’ve called on registered Associate Nutritionist Chloë Pinder.