Amanda Thornborough cannot imagine her life without rugby. She loves everything it encompasses on and off the field. She loves the team dynamics, the aggressive nature of the sport and the athleticism that goes into playing it at a high level. She has turned this sport into a lifestyle, and wouldn’t have it any other way.
Having not played with Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team since late November, Sara Kaljuvee is back with the team as they prepare for an important two-tournament stretch in Asia.
The St. Francis Xavier X-Women, Monilex Trophy champions a year ago, ended the CIS women’s rugby championship on a winning note thanks to a 45-20 fifth-place victory against the host Laval Rouge et Or, Sunday morning at the TELUS-Université Laval Stadium.
The McGill Martlets opened their CIS women’s rugby championship journey with a 19-10 win over the St. Francis Xavier X-Women at TELUS-Université Laval stadium on Friday morning, eliminating the defending Monilex Trophy titlists from medal contention.
The Guelph Gryphons sent a clear message Thursday morning in the first game of the CIS women’s rugby championship, easily defeating the defending champion St. Francis Xavier X-Women by a score of 37-12 at TELUS-Université Laval Stadium.
The top-seeded St. Francis Xavier X-Women hope to successfully defend the CIS women’s rugby title for the first time in school history this week in Quebec City. Accomplishing the feat will be no easy task however as the 2013 national tournament promises to be one of the more closely contested in recent years.
X-Women rugby lock Emma Taylor and cross country runner Melissa Hardy were named to co-winners of the Boston Pizza female athlete of the week, while X-Men soccer defender Max Maund is the Boston Pizza male athlete of the week for the week ending October 28, 2013.
The seeding, pools and schedule were announced Monday for the 2013 Canadian Interuniversity Sport women’s rugby championship, which gets under way later this week in Quebec City.
The CIS No. 5-ranked StFX X-Women punched their ticket to Sunday’s final of the 2013 Subway AUS women’s rugby championship with a 60-15 semifinal victory over the third-seeded Saint Mary’s Huskies Saturday afternoon at UPEI’s Alumni Canada Games Place.
Six X-Women rugby athletes were named AUS all-stars tonight at the championship awards banquet. Fourth year centre Vanessa Duffley was honored as the AUS community service award winner.
The 2013 Subway Atlantic University Sport women's rugby championship hosted by the University of Prince Edward Island is scheduled for October 26-27 at UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place in Charlottetown, P.E.I.
On the strength of a 17-point second-half rally, the CIS No. 6 StFX X-Women defeated the No. 5 ranked Acadia Axewomen 24-17 in a battle of the top teams in AUS rugby.
The X-Women hockey team move up as the No. 3 ranked team in the nation, and the X-Women rugby team maintain their No. 6 ranking as the latest CIS Top 10 rankings were released today.
Brianna Miller scored 17 points as the CIS ranked No. 7 McGill Martlets defeated the No. 6 StFX X-Women 27-17 in women's rugby exhibition play for the McEwen Cup Sunday afternoon.
The X-Women rugby team hang onto the No. 6 position in the CIS Top Ten ranking, while the X-Women hockey team come in at No. 4 in thier first rankings of the season.
The CIS ranked No. 6 X-Women (6-1) picked up their sixth consecutive shutout victory in AUS competition tonight in Antigonish with a lopsided 98-0 win over the St. Thomas Tommies (0-6).
Nine different players scored tries as the StFX X-Women (5-1) cruised to a 111-0 victory over the visiting Saint Mary’s Huskies Wednesday night at Oland Stadium in Antigonish.
With another dominant all-around performance, the CIS ranked No. 6 StFX X-Women recorded their fourth consecutive shutout in AUS rugby competition Sunday afternoon at Oland Stadium in Antigonish.
The X-Women rugby team remain the No. 6 ranked team in the nation for the third consecutive week as the CIS released its latest Top Ten rankings today.
The CIS ranked No. 6 X-Women picked up their third consecutive AUS victory with a decisive 82-0 shutout over the UPEI Panthers Saturday afternoon in Charlottetown.
The CIS ranked No. 6 X-Women improved to 2-1 on the season with a commanding 84-0 shutout over the Saint Mary Huskies Sunday afternoon in Halifax. The Huskies drop to 1-2.
The CIS ranked No. 1 X-Women rugby team earned their first win of the AUS regular season with a decisive 88-0 shutout over the St. Thomas Tommies Sunday afternoon in Fredericton. The X-Women rebounded after a 44-13 loss Friday night at home to Acadia.
The CIS No. 10 ranked Acadia Axewomen started the 2013 AUS season with a bang, stunning the CIS ranked No. 1 and defending national champion StFX X-Women 44-13 at Oland Stadium in Antigonish, N.S. in front of an orientation week crowd of over 400 spectators.