Halifax Ladies & Girls RUFC

07/06/2026

One week to go until T-Rex Sevens...if you fancy getting involved but don't have enough players, get in touch as we have teams that could use extra players!

Join forces for the ultimate rugby cooperation!

Been thinking about signing up for the T-Rex Sevens but not got quite enough players? Get in touch, as we’ve got another team who are looking for players, so you can join forces!

The ultimate rugby cooperation!

05/06/2026

Good luck to Lauren Bolger in the final this Saturday!

03/06/2026

A big congratulations to all the ladies who have now achieved 50 caps for Halifax! It was great to celebrate this fantastic achievement at our presentation do...with the ladies being presented with certificates and a shiny medal!

Well done to the following:

Elizabeth Swales
Izzie Arthur
Franchesca Isabella
Courtney Jane Moss
Nina Zebedee-Howard
Natty
Paige Leigh Pickles
Rachel Comyn-Doyle

Big congrats to those who also achieved 25 caps this year (unfortunately with the madness of the evening we forgot to capture a picture!)

Well done to...

Tegan Wollaston
Martha-ann Garnett
Libbie Beckett
Georgina Reece

Here's to many more caps for you all!

01/06/2026

We've been out and about again this weekend watching our Lauren Bolger playing for Yorkshire! She even got a cheeky try in the process!

Yorkshire beat Eastern Counties in their semi-final match yesterday 46-12, and now go through to the final. 💪

31/05/2026

Our final award for 2025/26...and you could say we've left best till last! Player's Player is the prize that we vote for as players, so it is a real honour to win it!

Courtney Moss has been our captain for the past two seasons, and she is always consistent in her messages of support, always checking in on all of us throughout highs and lows.

On the pitch she leads by example, keeping a level head in some tight spots. We're sure Courtney feels proud, being voted for by your team-mates is a great honour!

30/05/2026

Our coach Andy is always looking for us to learn and improve, so the Most Improved Award is very valued!

Amy Jones has achieved her 100th cap this year, but that has not led her to rest on her laurels, she is consistent in her training and is always trying to improve. She has excelled in individual work ons, and fills in in other positions when needed.

Congrats to AJ!

29/05/2026

Unfortunately our Forward of the Year couldn't make our awards night last weekend, but we still think she's ace!

Niamh Luck has never taken a backwards step all season, from her explosive carries to devastating tackling. She is consistently a top player in every game she plays in, and has been chosen in the player match awards over 6 times this season!

Well done Nelly!

Thanks to Bev Clough Photography for the snap!

Halifax RUFC

28/05/2026

We've had a great influx of new players this season, and our Back of the Year is definitely an example of that!

Lauren Bolger only joined us this year, but has brought with her a wealth of top level experience which she has passed on to younger players to help them develop. She's always creating space on the field, and a constant threat in attack and defence.

She was regularly selected by our opposition as Oppositions Player of the Match, showing her as a real threat!

27/05/2026

Every year at awards night, we have a special award "The Spirit of Halifax" which is sponsored by our Northern Ireland fan club. This is given to someone who really lives the values of our team.

Caitlyn Lambert has only joined our team this year, but has really become a key part of our squad. With the biggest smile in the game (even when she's hurting!), she is supportive to everyone on and off the pitch and always gives 100% in every minute she plays. She is a real workhorse and fully deserves this award!

Thanks to Terri Sharp for sponsoring this prize and being one of our most dedicated fans!

Halifax RUFC

26/05/2026

The first of our award winners for the 2025/2026 season was 'Coaches Pick' which went to Lucy Mills!

Lucy only joined our team this year, and joined for the challenge of trying to improve her rugby. By her own admittance, she had lower confidence in some areas of her game. However, she put in the extra work, staying after training to work on skills and making herself available for every match.

Her dedication to this team was signified by her driving all the way to Bishop Auckland on a cold and wet November, having to drop her dog Hallie off en route, whilst also full of flu. Most would have called it off, but she persevered! She is truly committed, and always gives her all.

Well done Lucy!

Halifax RUFC