Women's Rugby

[shepinhim]

1 - Loosehead Prop, England: Vickii Cornborough- 5′ 6″ & 192 lbs
2 - Hooker, Canada: Laura Russell- 5′ 9″ & 183 lbs
3 - Tighthead Prop, Canada: Brittany Kassil- 5′ 9″ & 187 lbs
4 - No 4 Lock, England: Abbie Scott- 5′ 11″ & 190 lbs
5 - No 5 Lock, England: Zoe Aldcroft- 5′ 11″ & 187 lbs
6 - Blindside Flanker, Canada: Cindy Nelles- 6′ 0″ & 179 lbs
7 - Openside Flanker, England: Vicky Fleetwood- 5′ 5″ & 157 lbs
8 - No. 8, England: Sarah Hunter- 5′ 10″ & 183 lbs
9 - Scrum Half, England: Claudia Macdonald- 5′ 6″ & 143 lbs
10 - Fly Half, England: Zoe Harrison- 5′ 8″ & 161 lbs
11 - Left Wing, England: Jessica Breach- 5′ 6″ & 161 lbs
12 - Inside Centre, England: Emily Scarratt- 5′ 11″ & 179 lbs
13 - Outside Centre, England: Amber Reed- 5′ 10″ & 187 lbs
14 - Right Wing, England: Lydia Thompson- 5′ 7″ & 159 lbs
15 - Fullback, England: Abbie Brown- 5′ 9″ & 157 lbs

Left Wing, England: Ellie Underwood- 5′ 11″ & 152 lbs

[shepinhim]

1 - Loosehead Prop, USA: Megan Rom- 5′ 8″ & 185 lbs
2 - Hooker, USA: Joanna Kitlinski- 5′ 7″ & 170 lbs
3 - Tighthead Prop, USA: Hope Rogers- 5′ 6″ & 195 lbs
4 - No 4 Lock, New Zealand: Eloise Blackwell- 6′ 0″ & 196 lbs
5 - No 5 Lock, New Zealand: Charmaine Smith- 6′ 0″ & 181 lbs
6 - Blindside Flanker, USA: Nicole Strasko- 5′ 8″ & 160 lbs
7 - Openside Flanker, USA: Kristine Sommer- 5′ 9″ & 160 lbs
8 - No. 8, USA: Jordan Matyas- 6′ 0″ & 195 lbs
9 - Scrum Half, Canada: Lori Josephson- 5′ 4″ & 146 lbs
10 - Fly Half, USA: Gabriella Cantorna- 5′ 5″ & 160 lbs
11 - Left Wing, England: Lottie Holland- 5′ 8″ & 154 lbs
12 - Inside Centre, USA: Amy Bonte- 5′ 7″ & 155 lbs
13 - Outside Centre, USA: Ilona Maher- 5′ 10″ & 200 lbs
14 - Right Wing, USA: Neariah Persinger- 5′ 8″ & 155 lbs
15 - Fullback, USA: Amelia Bizer- 5′ 8″ & 158 lbs

Fly Half, USA: Megan Foster - 5′ 7″ & 150 lbs

[Blobfish]

Originally Posted by shepinhim [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

1 - Loosehead Prop, USA: Megan Rom- 5′ 8″ & 185 lbs
2 - Hooker, USA: Joanna Kitlinski- 5′ 7″ & 170 lbs
3 - Tighthead Prop, USA: Hope Rogers- 5′ 6″ & 195 lbs
4 - No 4 Lock, New Zealand: Eloise Blackwell- 6′ 0″ & 196 lbs
5 - No 5 Lock, New Zealand: Charmaine Smith- 6′ 0″ & 181 lbs
6 - Blindside Flanker, USA: Nicole Strasko- 5′ 8″ & 160 lbs
7 - Openside Flanker, USA: Kristine Sommer- 5′ 9″ & 160 lbs
8 - No. 8, USA: Jordan Matyas- 6′ 0″ & 195 lbs
9 - Scrum Half, Canada: Lori Josephson- 5′ 4″ & 146 lbs
10 - Fly Half, USA: Gabriella Cantorna- 5′ 5″ & 160 lbs
11 - Left Wing, England: Lottie Holland- 5′ 8″ & 154 lbs
12 - Inside Centre, USA: Amy Bonte- 5′ 7″ & 155 lbs
13 - Outside Centre, USA: Ilona Maher- 5′ 10″ & 200 lbs
14 - Right Wing, USA: Neariah Persinger- 5′ 8″ & 155 lbs
15 - Fullback, USA: Amelia Bizer- 5′ 8″ & 158 lbs

Fly Half, USA: Megan Foster - 5′ 7″ & 150 lbs

What a kick!

[shepinhim]

1 - Loosehead Prop, Scotland: Lisa Cockburn- 5′ 9″ & 187 lbs
2 - Hooker, USA: Joyce Taufa- 5′ 5″ & 157 lbs
3 - Tighthead Prop, Scotland: Christine Belisle- 5′ 9″ & 179 lbs
4 - No 4 Lock, Scotland: Emma Wassell- 5′ 10″ & 179 lbs
5 - No 5 Lock, New Zealand: Kelsie Wills- 6′ 0″ & 179 lbs
6 - Blindside Flanker, Scotland: Rachel Malcolm- 5′ 7″ & 187 lbs
7 - Openside Flanker, Scotland: Louise McMillan- 5′ 9″ & 163 lbs
8 - No. 8, Wales: Shona Powell-Hughes- 5′ 9″ & 188 lbs
9 - Scrum Half, England: Natasha Hunt- 5′ 5″ & 148 lbs
10 - Fly Half, Scotland: Helen Nelson- 5′ 8″ & 165 lbs
11 - Left Wing, Scotland: Rhona Lloyd- 5′ 8″ & 143 lbs
12 - Inside Centre, Scotland: Lisa Thomson- 5′ 6″ & 165 lbs
13 - Outside Centre, Scotland: Hannah Smith- 5′ 8″ & 165 lbs
14 - Right Wing, Scotland: Megan Gaffney- 5′ 6″ & 150 lbs
15 - Fullback, England: Olivia Jones- 5′ 10″ & 165 lbs

Left Wing, Scotland: Abi Evans - 5′ 6″ & 168 lbs

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1 - Loosehead Prop, Scotland: Audrey O'Flynn- 5′ 8″ & 168 lbs
2 - Hooker, USA: Katy Augustyn- 5′ 5″ & 163 lbs
3 - Tighthead Prop, Ireland: Katie O'Dwyer- 5′ 8″ & 187 lbs
4 - No 4 Lock, Ireland: Brittany Hogan- 5′ 8″ & 159 lbs
5 - No 5 Lock, Ireland: Nichola Fryday- 5′ 9″ & 179 lbs
6 - Blindside Flanker, Wales: Sian Williams- 5′ 4″ & 163 lbs
7 - Openside Flanker, Ireland: Anna Caplice- 5′ 6″ & 168 lbs
8 - No. 8, Netherlands: Linde van der Velden- 6′ 0″ & 203 lbs
9 - Scrum Half, England: Leanne Riley- 5′ 8″ & 141 lbs
10 - Fly Half, Ireland: Stacey Flood- 5′ 7″ & 152 lbs
11 - Left Wing, Ireland: Alison Miller- 5′ 5″ & 159 lbs
12 - Inside Centre, New Zealand: Carla Hohepa- 5′ 9″ & 157 lbs
13 - Outside Centre, New Zealand: Chelsea Alley- 5′ 10″ & 179 lbs
14 - Right Wing, Ireland: Eimear Considine- 5′ 9″ & 150 lbs
15 - Fullback, Ireland: Lauren Delany- 5′ 9″ & 161 lbs

Left Wing, Canada: Bianca Farella - 5′ 8″ & 172 lbs

[frenchsissy]

Originally Posted by shepinhim [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

1 - Loosehead Prop, Scotland: Audrey O'Flynn- 5′ 8″ & 168 lbs
2 - Hooker, USA: Katy Augustyn- 5′ 5″ & 163 lbs
3 - Tighthead Prop, Ireland: Katie O'Dwyer- 5′ 8″ & 187 lbs
4 - No 4 Lock, Ireland: Brittany Hogan- 5′ 8″ & 159 lbs
5 - No 5 Lock, Ireland: Nichola Fryday- 5′ 9″ & 179 lbs
6 - Blindside Flanker, Wales: Sian Williams- 5′ 4″ & 163 lbs
7 - Openside Flanker, Ireland: Anna Caplice- 5′ 6″ & 168 lbs
8 - No. 8, Netherlands: Linde van der Velden- 6′ 0″ & 203 lbs
9 - Scrum Half, England: Leanne Riley- 5′ 8″ & 141 lbs
10 - Fly Half, Ireland: Stacey Flood- 5′ 7″ & 152 lbs
11 - Left Wing, Ireland: Alison Miller- 5′ 5″ & 159 lbs
12 - Inside Centre, New Zealand: Carla Hohepa- 5′ 9″ & 157 lbs
13 - Outside Centre, New Zealand: Chelsea Alley- 5′ 10″ & 179 lbs
14 - Right Wing, Ireland: Eimear Considine- 5′ 9″ & 150 lbs
15 - Fullback, Ireland: Lauren Delany- 5′ 9″ & 161 lbs

Left Wing, Canada: Bianca Farella - 5′ 8″ & 172 lbs

Thinck they can beat a guys team ?

[jiminy]

Originally Posted by frenchsissy [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Thinck they can beat a guys team ?

Absolutely.

Unlike the LFL, these women are playing the same sport of Rugby as the men with the same rules, same amount of players, etc. Not some watered-down, sexist version.

There are now avenues for women to get into Rugby and play professionally. So the talent pool is gaining depth.

Look at some of these women. There are some big, meaty, powerful, athletic girls that would put a lot of males to shame if they stood next to them. They'd mog them, physically.

Now, obviously they wouldn't beat an elite, top flight professional men's side, or a top schoolboy/University side... But a lower league / non-league side of try hards and beer bellies. Pub teams, etc. Absolutely.

[Seeking a dom]

Full contact and rough stuff- it comes up on my Instagram feed and is pretty good to watch if you like rough and tough women running and hitting each other.

[Ryan Futuristics]

Knowing quite a few England rugby players these days, what pictures don't convey at all is how big the legs of some of the taller female players are in person.

They can look perfectly normal in pictures, but you don't really notice what 5'6 vs 5'10 looks like, and what a huge difference just an extra few inches on the quads can make – they can feel as big as your torso .. Female rugby players are also some of the coolest (and most dominant) girls you can find who don't tend to have much going on in their dating lives .. FBBs have fun clubs .. It's not really clear who dates female rugby players – not male rugby players.

[jiminy]

Originally Posted by Ryan Futuristics [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

It's not really clear who dates female rugby players – not male rugby players.

A good swathe are lesbians, it has to be said. Probably 20% at least.

I would say another portion are so sport/career orientated, they have little time for men, dating and put the whole relationship, having kids thing on the back burner. Rugby is a team sport, so if you play, you tend to have a lot going on socially as a substitute.

As for the men they do date - maybe not elite men, but some will be men that are knowledgeable about the game and maybe played to a decent level themselves, but couldn't make a career out of it. Lad I went to school with played professionally until he was 21 but career fizzled out. He then went to work for his Dad building/maintaining private swimming pools probably with a view to taking over by now.

Most tend to be these wealthy, middle class types - University Rowers, etc. Family business to fall back on. In most sports you need wealth in order to be self-indulgent. A lot of people can't afford to be self-indulgent. Men's Football kind of bucks that trend, because it has such a vast infrastructure and opportunity to play at grassroots levels, schools, etc with scouting always going on.

Still big, athletic blokes in most cases from a sporting background.

It's like the woman I mentioned before that called Thai men "hobbits" when she holidayed there. She certainly didn't see these men as dating material.