Monday, 8 February 2016
Sunday, 7 February 2016
Venus Monday & Wednesday Night Training
At Millwall we're making some slight changes to training on Monday & Wednesday nights. These changes mainly concern the men's section.
Women who are complete beginners are still welcome to attend on either Monday or Wednesday nights or both.
Our Monday night session is mixed with the men and will be non-contact touch rugby and fitness. The Wednesday sessions will be contact sessions as usual.
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Monday, 14 September 2015
Kilburn v Millwall Venus (38 - 25) Match Report 12th Sep 2015
Millwall Venus travelled to Kilburn Cosmos Rugby Club this Saturday grabbing a cheeky pre-match photo opportunity with the Webb Ellis cup!
Venus were switched on before they even walked out onto the pitch. And they absolutely dominated it. The game was played 70% in the opposition’s half and we held possession for the majority. The rugby skills – rucking, mauling and tackling – were tremendous. Venus had an outstanding game. Each and every player, played their heart out and should be extremely proud of themselves!
The forwards dominated the opposition with destructive tackles and strong rucks, which left several of the opposition players on the floor wondering what had happened.
Amanda Huddleson demonstrated new-found confidence starting her second season as scrum half, dictating play and organising her pack. Jo Sicler did herself proud as captain of the team, managing her backs well – always keeping them onside, in attacking/defensive lines, always ready for the next play.
Tries galore from Venus throughout the match, with Edna Schweizer’s powerful speed resulting in a hat-trick and Zainab Alema demonstrating great strength in her debut appearance; forcing her way through several players over the try-line.
Tammy Saunders and Emma Probyn played their first ever game of rugby fantastically, reading the opposition’s tactics to our advantage. Putting in key runs which created space and momentum for our try scorers and resulting in Tammy earning back of the match. Forward of the match went to Harry Heard.
All players had great enthusiasm and communication throughout a tough game. If it weren’t for the breakaway tries from the opposition, there is no doubt that this would have been a Venus victory. The final score certainly did not reflect the efforts of the team and all team members should feel proud of their performance in the first match of the season.
2. Hannah Salway
3. Hayley Whitehead
4. Kirstie Hargreaves
5. Rosie Whitter
9. Amanda Huddleson
10. Jo Sicler (C)
12. Edna Schweizer
13. Tammy Saunders
14. Emma Probyn
17. Aurelie Desjardins
18. Angharad Heard
19. Elissa Benson
20. Debbie Davies
Venus were switched on before they even walked out onto the pitch. And they absolutely dominated it. The game was played 70% in the opposition’s half and we held possession for the majority. The rugby skills – rucking, mauling and tackling – were tremendous. Venus had an outstanding game. Each and every player, played their heart out and should be extremely proud of themselves!
The forwards dominated the opposition with destructive tackles and strong rucks, which left several of the opposition players on the floor wondering what had happened.
Amanda Huddleson demonstrated new-found confidence starting her second season as scrum half, dictating play and organising her pack. Jo Sicler did herself proud as captain of the team, managing her backs well – always keeping them onside, in attacking/defensive lines, always ready for the next play.
Tries galore from Venus throughout the match, with Edna Schweizer’s powerful speed resulting in a hat-trick and Zainab Alema demonstrating great strength in her debut appearance; forcing her way through several players over the try-line.
Tammy Saunders and Emma Probyn played their first ever game of rugby fantastically, reading the opposition’s tactics to our advantage. Putting in key runs which created space and momentum for our try scorers and resulting in Tammy earning back of the match. Forward of the match went to Harry Heard.
All players had great enthusiasm and communication throughout a tough game. If it weren’t for the breakaway tries from the opposition, there is no doubt that this would have been a Venus victory. The final score certainly did not reflect the efforts of the team and all team members should feel proud of their performance in the first match of the season.
Players:
1. Andrea Sutterfield2. Hannah Salway
3. Hayley Whitehead
4. Kirstie Hargreaves
5. Rosie Whitter
9. Amanda Huddleson
10. Jo Sicler (C)
12. Edna Schweizer
13. Tammy Saunders
14. Emma Probyn
Subs:
16. Zainab Alema17. Aurelie Desjardins
18. Angharad Heard
19. Elissa Benson
20. Debbie Davies
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Players needed for this Sunday 19th Oct
We've got a game at 2.45pm against Old Beccehamians and urgently need more women to make themselves available to play.
Please email venus@millwallrugby.com if you can play or would like to come and join us.
Thanks.
Saturday, 27 September 2014
Friday, 8 August 2014
WIN - Exclusive Women's World Cup Club Competition – Enter now
| WIN - Exclusive Women's World Cup Club Competition – Enter now | |
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To celebrate the Women’s Rugby World Cup in Paris we are rewarding all those clubs who have been so supportive of the team with a range of great prizes. All you have to do is tweet or email the best pictures or videos of your club supporting England Women and you could be in with a chance of winning. We really appreciate your backing of England Women so this is our chance to show our thanks.
The best tweet will win the opportunity to have two England Women come to their club to run a training session along with a signed Men’s and Women’s England Shirt. There are also up to 30 limited edition Women’s Rugby World Cup ball’s to give away and 10 Canterbury base layers for the best of the other tweets. Tweet @EnglandRugby and use the unique hashtag #WRWCwin or email your picture to EnglandWomen@webershandwick.com making note of your contact details and club. Whether it’s a giant team selfie, homemade banners and t-shirts, an inspired video of women’s rugby or all your players and staff crammed into the clubhouse ready to support the girls, we want to see your pictures. The Women’s Rugby World Cup kicked off on the 1st August and all England’s fixtures are live on Sky Sports. Be sure to tune in and support the girls. For more information visit englandrugby.com/england/england-women Good luck and Come on England! Terms and Conditions apply -
To enter either tweet your picture to @EnglandRugby using the unique hashtag #WRWCwin
Or Send an email, by clicking here, with your unique picture and your contact details and details of your local club |
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