US EditionRed Roses Legend Sarah Hunter Believes Women's Rugby World Cup Will Change the Sport Forever
ENGLAND, JUL 21 – The Gallagher High Performance Academy will embed 16 female coaches during the tournament to increase elite coaching representation, says former England captain Sarah Hunter.
- The 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup will begin on August 22 with the opening match in Sunderland featuring England's Red Roses versus the USA.
- England hosts the largest-ever Women’s Rugby World Cup amid efforts to grow the game globally and increase female coaching participation through the World Rugby initiative.
- The tournament includes 16 female coaches embedded via the Gallagher High Performance Academy, while Sunderland’s city centre will host a Fan Village, festivals, and a fireworks display.
- Sarah Hunter, former England captain and current defence coach, highlighted that this event represents a unique and significant opportunity to advance the women’s rugby game on a global scale, underscoring its potential lasting impact and importance for the sport’s future.
- The event’s record ticket sales and global attention suggest it could advance women’s rugby both on and off the pitch, supporting increased coaching roles and growing fanbases internationally.
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