Rugby League: Heartbreak For Army Women In First Ever Super League South Final
They lost the first ever Super League southern area final 30-26 to the Cardiff Demons.
They lost the first ever Super League southern area final 30-26 to the Cardiff Demons.
The team, who were the first Forces side to win a domestic competition in 2019, are in the Super League South final on Sunday.
The Infantry were crowned champions for the first time after an exhilarating second half comeback to lift the Lawson Cup.
A 30-10 victory in Aldershot kicked off the competition in style for the Engineers who in turn won the Woolwich Cup.
A 20-12 defeat to London Broncos in Aldershot was not the start the Army were looking for in the Super League South season.
An inexperienced Army team's defensive mistakes cost them in their first-ever Super League south game.
Walkers from the Rugby For Heroes charity are aiming to raise £15,000 to restart its Transition Through Rugby courses.
The team won the tournament in dramatic style, scoring a drop goal during Golden Point extra time.
SSgt Carrie Roberts has become the first British soldier to win the Challenge Cup, after victory in the final with St Helens.
The British Army rugby league star powered through with a try as St Helens won the Challenge Cup for the first time ever.
The Army's SSgt Carrie Roberts is preparing for one of the biggest matches of her rugby career - the Challenge Cup final with St Helens.
Lance Bombardier Jess McAuley could make her first appearance for Wales this month against England.
Staff Sergeant Carrie Roberts was the match winner as St Helens booked a place in the final.
Abby Eatock and Freya Hellin join a number of Army women players already playing in the Super League.
The 2019 Challenge Shield winners will take on teams such as London Broncos in the new competition.
Staff Sergeant Carrie Roberts scored a hat-trick of tries in her first appearance for St Helens.