Abbey RFC Women 40-19 Blackheath Women: Abbey respond in style with bonus point victory
After a heavy local derby defeat to Henley Hawks Women last week, Abbey Women responded in style with a scintillating ...
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Abbey RFC Women 17-34 Richmond: Valiant Abbey lose out in season opener
ABBEY RFC WOMEN produced a valiant display despite losing out in their season opener to Richmond.
Supermarine Ladies 0-67 Abbey RFC Women: Awesome Abbey bag 11 tries in dazzling away display
ABBEY RFC WOMEN responded from last week?s defeat with a thumping victory away at Supermarine Ladies.
Abbey Women 1st XV 17-50 Bath Ladies 1st XV: Abbey beaten by title contenders
A dominant performance from the league title contenders Bath Ladies, including five individual tries from scintillating winger Hannah Meek, kept ...
Blackheath Women 12-27 Abbey Women: Potter and Grane inspire away win
Abbey Women?s secured an away victory over Blackheath Women with prop Jess Potter and winger Olivia Grane spearheading an impressive ...
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