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Worksop woman heads for Japan to represent England in World Deaf Rugby Championships

Women’s rugby player Tiegan Rider heads to Japan next week, where she will represent England at World Cup level.

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Worksop woman heads for Japan to represent England in World Deaf Rugby Championships

Women’s rugby player Tiegan Rider heads to Japan next week, where she will represent England at World Cup level.

1 day ago·Worksop, United Kingdom

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Worksop Guardian broke the news in Worksop, United Kingdom 1 day ago on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.

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