Scotland women's national rugby union team

Scotland
Union	Scottish Rugby Union
First colours	Second colours
World Rugby ranking
Current	11 (as of 23 November 2020)
First international
	Scotland 10–0 Ireland ; (Raeburn Place 14 February 1993)
Biggest win
	Scotland 84–0 Russia ; (Enköping, Sweden 17 May 2009)
Biggest defeat
	England 89–0 Scotland ; (Twickenham, England 13 March 2011)
World Cup
Appearances	5 (First in 1994)
Best result	5th, 1994

The Scotland women's national rugby union team represents Scotland in women's international rugby union and is governed by the Scottish Rugby Union. The team competes in the annual Women's Six National Championship and has competed in five of the Women's Rugby World Cups since their hosted debut in 1994. The Nation plays an important role in the rugby world stage. Clare Cribbes was the youngest player ever to play for Scotland in a World Cup.

History[]

Scotland Women's first official test match was played against Ireland at Raeburn Place in Edinburgh on 14th February 1993, ending in a 10 - 0 win to the hosts. Leading from the front, first Scotland captain was the scorer of both tries. ^[1]

In April of the following year, Scotland were swift to step in as alternate hosts to the 1994 Women's Rugby World Cup. A tournament that came to be the Nation's best appearance to date, finishing in 5th overall. Since then, the Women's team have competed in the 1998, 2002 and 2006 and 2010 iterations of the tournament.

The early streak of success peaked on 21st March 1998, as a 8-5 win over England in their final match of the Home Nations Championship, marked the achievement of a Grand Slam for Scotland.

The Scottish Women's Rugby Union (SWRU) was the national governing body for women's rugby union in Scotland. It was responsible for the governance of women's rugby union within Scotland. Its role was all encompassing. It went from youth recruitment, through administrating all senior based (aged 16+) competition, through to the performance and management of the Scotland women's national rugby union team.

At their AGM in June 2009 the SWRU voted unanimously in favour of amalgamating the Scottish Rugby Union and the SWRU to form an integrated national governing body rugby in Scotland.^[2]

Thistle and the anthem[]

The thistle is the national flower, and also the symbol of the Scotland national rugby union team. According to legend the "guardian thistle" has played its part in the defence of Scotland against a night attack by Norwegian Vikings, one of whom let out a yell of pain when he stepped barefoot on a thistle, alerting the Scottish defenders. The Latin Nemo me impune lacessit ("No-one provokes me with impunity!" in English) is an ancient motto of the Kings of Scotland, and also of Scotland's premier chivalric order, the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, and of the Scots Guards (the latter both "belonging" to the monarch). ^[3]

"Flower of Scotland" has been used since 1990 as Scotland's unofficial national anthem. It was written by Roy Williamson of The Corries in 1967, and adopted by the SRU to replace "God Save the Queen".

Strip[]

Scotland have traditionally worn navy blue jerseys, white shorts and blue socks. On the occasion that Scotland is the home side and the opposing team normally wears dark colours, Scotland will use its change strip. Traditionally this is a white jersey with navy blue shorts and socks. During a sponsorship deal, purple was introduced to the traditional blue jersey. This was a significant departure from the traditional colours of blue and white, although purple is inspired from the thistle flower.

Results summary[]

Women's World Rugby Rankings v t
Top 20 rankings as of 22 November 2021^[4]
Rank	Change*	Team	Points
1		England	096.26
2		New Zealand	088.58
3	1	France	088.43
4	1	Canada	088.15
5		Australia	078.68
6		United States	076.63
7		Ireland	076.54
8		Italy	076.43
9		Scotland	073.48
10		Spain	072.10
11		Wales	071.02
12		Japan	065.49
13		South Africa	063.39
14		Russia	061.10
15		Kazakhstan	060.45
16		Samoa	059.72
17		Netherlands	058.27
18		Hong Kong	057.89
19		Sweden	057.73
20		Germany	057.72
*Change from the previous week

(Full internationals only)
Correct as of 27 November 2016

Rugby: Scotland internationals 1993–
Opponent	First game	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Percentage
Australia	1999	2	0	0	2	0.00%
Belgium	2009	1	1	0	0	100.00%
Canada	1994	6	1	0	5	16.67%
England	1994	25	2	0	23	8.00%
France	1998	23	5	0	18	21.74%
Ireland	1993	25	14	0	11	56.00%
Italy	1988	16	5	1	10	31.25%
Kazakhstan	2006	1	1	0	0	100.00%
Netherlands	1995	6	5	0	1	83.33%
New Zealand	1994	3	0	0	3	0.00%
Russia	1994	2	2	0	0	100.00%
Samoa	2002	1	1	0	0	100.00%
South Africa	2010	2	0	0	2	0.00%
Spain	1997	19	12	0	7	63.16%
Sweden	1994	9	9	0	0	100.00%
United States	1998	5	1	0	4	20.00%
Wales	1993	28	13	0	15	46.43%
Summary	1993	174	72	1	101	41.38%

Squad[]

Squad named in test match against Japan, November 2021:^[5]

Chloe Rollie
Rhona Lloyd
Hannah Smith
Lisa Thomson
Megan Gaffney
Helen Nelson
Jenny Maxwell
Leah Bartlett
Lana Skeldon
Christine Belisle
Emma Wassell
Sarah Bonnar
Rachel Malcolm (c)
Rachel McLachlan
Jade Konkel
Molly Wright
Anne Young
Lisa Cockburn
Louise McMillan
Evie Gallagher
Sarah Law
Evie Wills
Shona Campbell

Results[]

See Women's international rugby for information about the status of international games and match numbering

Full internationals[]

1990s[]

[68]
	1993-02-14	Scotland	10–0	Ireland	Raeburn Place, Edinburgh	[1/1/1]

[79]
	1993-12-19	Scotland	0–23	Wales	Burnbrae, Glasgow	[2/14/1]

[80]
	1994-02-13	Ireland	0–5	Scotland	Ravenhill, Belfast	[2/3/2]

[88]
	1994-04-13 (WC)	Scotland	51–0	Russia	Boroughmuir RFC	[4/2/1]

[90]
	1994-04-15 (WC)	Scotland	0–26	England	Boroughmuir	[5/20/1]

[97]
	1994-04-17 (WC)	Scotland	0–8	Wales	Melrose	[6/18/2]

[102]
	1994-04-20 (WC)	Scotland	10–3	Ireland	Melrose	[7/5/3]

[105]
	1994-04-23 (WC)	Scotland	11–5	Canada	Boroughmuir	[8/14/1]

[109]
	1994-04-24	Scotland	60–0	Sweden	Meggetland	[9/15/1]

[113]
	1994-12-20	Wales	0–5	Scotland	The Brewery Field	[21/10/3]

[115]
	1995-02-20	Scotland	20–3	Ireland	Myreside, Edinburgh	[11/7/4]

[121]
	1995-04-30	Scotland	10–12	Italy	Meggetland, Edinburgh	[12/13/1]

[124]
	1995-09-23	Netherlands	5–3	Scotland	?	[27/13/1]

[125]
	1996-01-21 (HN)	Ireland	0–21	Scotland	Blackrock	[9/14/5]

[127]
	1996-02-18 (HN)	Wales	11–6	Scotland	Bridgend	[24/15/4]

[130]
	1996-03-03 (HN)	Scotland	8–12	England	Meggetland, Edinburgh	[16/27/2]

[147]
	1996-11-30	Scotland	27–3	Netherlands	Meggetland	[17/31/2]

[149]
	1997-01-12 (HN)	Scotland	10–0	Wales	Meggetland	[18/26/5]

[151]
	1997-01-26 (HN)	England	23–3	Scotland	Blackheath	[30/19/3]

[154]
	1997-02-23 (HN)	Scotland	28–3	Ireland	Pennypit, Edinburgh	[20/14/6]

[159]
	1997-04-02 FIRA	Italy	7–31	Scotland	Nice, France	[17/21/2]

[163]
	1997-04-04 FIRA	Scotland	11–10	Spain	Nice, France	[22/12/1]

[167]
	1997-04-06 FIRA	England	24–8	Scotland	Nice, France	[36/23/4]

[170]
	1997-08-05	Sweden	0–42	Scotland	Stockholm	[17/24/2]

[181]
	1998-02-08 (HC)	Ireland	0–15	Scotland	Old Belvedere, Dublin	[19/25/7]

[183]
	1998-02-21	Scotland	19–3	France	Raeburn Place, Edinburgh	[26/44/1]

[184]
	1998-03-01 (HC)	Wales	12–22	Scotland	Cardiff	[30/27/6]

[185]
	1998-03-21 (HC)	Scotland	8–5	England	Stewarts Melville	[28/40/5]

[195]
	1998-05-02 (WC)	Italy	8–37	Scotland	Amsterdam	[20/29/3]

[202]
	1998-05-05 (WC)	New Zealand	76–0	Scotland	Amsterdam	[17/30/1]

[207]
	1998-05-09 (WC)	Scotland	10–25	United States	Amsterdam	[31/27/1]

[215]
	1998-05-12 (WC)	France	7–27	Scotland	Amsterdam	[48/32/2]

[228]
	1998-05-16 (WC)	Australia	25–15	Scotland	Amsterdam	[10/33/1]

[231]
	1998-12-05	Spain	3–5	Scotland	?	[20/34/2]

[233]
	1999-02-07 (5N)	Scotland	23–0	Wales	Inverleith, Edinburgh	[35/37/7]

[234]
	1999-02-28 (5N)	England	34–7	Scotland	Richmond RFC	[48/36/6]

[239]
	1999-03-21 (5N)	Scotland	22–5	Ireland	Inverleith, Edinburgh	[37/30/8]

[240]
	1999-04-09 (5N)	France	48–18	Scotland	Melun	[53/38/3]

[247]
	1999-04-19 FIRA	Italy	15–43	Scotland	Belluno, Italy	[25/39/4]

[251]
	1999-04-21 FIRA	Spain	11–9	Scotland	Belluno, Italy	[22/40/3]

[254]
	1999-04-24 FIRA	England	13–15	Scotland	Belluno, Italy	[54/41/7]

2000s[]

[264]
	2000-02-18 (5N)	Spain	13–9	Scotland	Murcia	[26/42/4]

[267]
	2000-03-06 (5N)	Scotland	7–10	France	Edinburgh	[43/59/4]

[269]
	2000-03-19 (5N)	Wales	12–36	Scotland	Caerphilly	[46/44/8]

[270]
	2000-04-01 (5N)	Scotland	9–64	England	Edinburgh	[45/59/8]

[274]
	2000-05-08 FIRA	Scotland	28–6	Wales	Almería, Spain	[46/48/9]

[280]
	2000-05-10 FIRA	Spain	13–10	Scotland	Almería, Spain	[30/47/5]

[283]
	2000-05-13 FIRA	England	40–20	Scotland	Almería, Spain	[62/48/9]

[296]
	2001-02-03 (5N)	France	13–0	Scotland	Saint Denis	[64/49/5]

[302]
	2001-02-18 (5N)	Scotland	22–0	Wales	Meggetland	[50/53/10]

[305]
	2001-03-04 (5N)	England	39–0	Scotland	Richmond	[69/51/10]

[307]
	2001-03-18 (5N)	Scotland	19–8	Spain	Melrose	[52/35/6]

[314]
	2001-05-06 FIRA	Scotland	13–3	Wales	, France	[53/56/11]

[322]
	2001-05-10 FIRA	France	6–9	Scotland	Lille, France	[69/54/6]

[329]
	2001-05-12 FIRA	Spain	3–15	Scotland	Lille, France	[39/55/7]

[340]
	2001-11-11	Scotland	13–3	Sweden	Edinburgh	[56/27/3]

[342]
	2001-11-24	Scotland	22–3	United States	Inverleith	[57/40/2]

[345]
	2002-02-03 (6N)	Scotland	8–35	England	Dunbar	[58/78/11]

[347]
	2002-02-16 (6N)	Spain	14–17	Scotland	Barcelona	[41/59/8]

[351]
	2002-03-02 (6N)	Ireland	0–13	Scotland	Limerick	[42/60/9]

[357]
	2002-03-24 (6N)	Scotland	12–22	France	Inverleith	[61/74/7]

[361]
	2002-04-07 (6N)	Wales	3–31	Scotland	Stradey Park	[64/62/12]

[369]
	2002-05-13 (WC)	Scotland	13–3	Samoa	Barcelona	[63/2/1]

[377]
	2002-05-18 (WC)	Canada	11–0	Scotland	Barcelona	[34/64/2]

[383]
	2002-05-21 (WC)	Spain	16–23	Scotland	Barcelona	[47/65/9]

[391]
	2002-05-25 (WC)	Australia	30–0	Scotland	Barcelona	[17/66/2]

[395]
	2002-11-24	Scotland	34–3	Sweden	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	[67/30/4]

[398]
	(6N)	Scotland	25–0	Ireland	Netherdale (Gala RFC)	[68/49/10]

[400]
	2003-02-22 (6N)	France	14–19	Scotland	Évreux	[81/69/8]

[404]
	2003-03-09 (6N)	Scotland	9–8	Wales	Meadowbank	[70/75/13]

[407]
	2003-03-22 (6N)	England	31–0	Scotland	Harlequins RFC	[90/71/12]

[410]
	2003-03-29 (6N)	Scotland	48–7	Spain	Meadowbank	[72/53/10]

[423]
	2003-07-06	Sweden	5–49	Scotland	Linköping	[33/73/5]

[428]
	2004-02-14 (6N)	Wales	10–30	Scotland	Arms Park, Cardiff	[78/74/14]

[432]
	2004-02-21 (6N)	Scotland	7–20	England	Netherdale, Galashiels	[75/95/13]

[435]
	2004-03-06 (6N)	Spain	6–5	Scotland	Lalin, Santiago de Compostela	[58/76/11]

[439]
	2004-03-21 (6N)	Scotland	12–16	France	Murrayfield	[77/90/9]

[442]
	2004-03-27 (6N)	Ireland	0–17	Scotland	Thomond Park, Limerick	[58/78/11]

[446]
	2004-05-02 FIRA	Scotland	32–0	Sweden	Toulouse, France	[79/34/6]

[453]
	2004-05-05 FIRA	France	25–6	Scotland	Toulouse, France	[93/80/10]

[457]
	2004-05-08 FIRA	Scotland	11–10	Wales	Toulouse, France	[81/85/15]

[474]
	2004-11-27	Scotland	6–12	United States	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	[82/50/3]

[475]
	2005-02-04 (6N)	France	22–15	Scotland	Roubaix, Lyon	[95/83/11]

[479]
	2005-02-12 (6N)	Scotland	15–5	Ireland	Murrayfield	[84/64/12]

[482]
	2005-02-26 (6N)	Scotland	19–3	Spain	Anniesland, Glasgow	[85/66/12]

[487]
	2005-03-13 (6N)	Scotland	22-5	Wales	Murrayfield	[86/91/16]

[490]
	2005-03-19 (6N)	England	22–10	Scotland	Twickenham, London	[110/87/14]

[508]
	2005-06-29 (CC)	New Zealand	30–9	Scotland	Ottawa	[39/88/2]

[509]
	2005-07-02 (CC)	Canada	22–9	Scotland	Ottawa	[48/89/3]

[519]
	2006-01-21	Scotland	6–13	United States	Netherdale, Gala	[90/51/4]

[523]
	2006-02-05 (6N)	Scotland	3–23	France	Murrayfield	[91/102/12]

[526]
	2006-02-11 (6N)	Wales	5–0	Scotland	Sardis Rd, Pontypridd	[99/92/17]

[528]
	2006-02-25 (6N)	Scotland	5–22	England	Murrayfield	[93/117/15]

[530]
	2006-03-10 (6N)	Ireland	0–9	Scotland	Navan	[72/94/13]

[535]
	2006-03-18 (6N)	Spain	12–16	Scotland	La Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid	[73/95/13]

[560]
	2006-08-31 (WC)	Spain	0–24	Scotland	Rugby Park, St. Albert	[74/96/14]

[569]
	2006-09-04 (WC)	Kazakhstan	17–32	Scotland	Rugby Park, St. Albert	[34/97/1]

[571]
	2006-09-08 (WC)	New Zealand	21–0	Scotland	Ellerslie Park, Edmonton	[45/98/3]

[578]
	2006-09-12 (WC)	Ireland	10–11	Scotland	Rugby Park, St. Albert	[77/99/14]

[586]
	2006-09-17 (WC)	Scotland	0–24	United States	Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton	[100/59/5]

[598]
	2007-02-03 (6N)	England	60–0	Scotland	Old Albanians, St Albans	[125/101/16]

[603]
	2007-02-10 (6N)	Scotland	0–10	Wales	Dunbar	[102/104/18]

[604]
	2007-02-24 (6N)	Scotland	26–6	Italy	Meggetland, Edinburgh	[103/55/5]

[607]
	2007-03-10 (6N)	Scotland	6–18	Ireland	Meggetland, Edinburgh	[104/83/15]

[612]
	2007-03-18 (6N)	France	18–10	Scotland	Stade le Bout du Clos, Paris	[116/105/13]

[652]
	2007-11-04	Scotland	3–45	Canada	Glasgow	[106/64/4]

[658]
	2008-02-03 (6N)	Scotland	15–43	France	Meggetland	[107/121/14]

[660]
	2008-02-10 (6N)	Wales	23–6	Scotland	Taff's Well	[114/108/19]

[662]
	2008-02-22 (6N)	Ireland	13–3	Scotland	St Mary's RFC, Dublin	[87/109/16]

[666]
	2008-03-08 (6N)	Scotland	5–34	England	Meggetland	[110/137/17]

[670]
	2008-03-16 (6N)	Italy	31–10	Scotland	Mira	[66/111/6]

[683]
	2008-05-17 FIRA	Scotland	10–27	Wales	Amsterdam	[112/118/20]

[690]
	2008-05-20 FIRA	Netherlands	0–26	Scotland	Leiden, Netherlands	[86/113/3]

[701]
	2008-05-24 FIRA	Scotland	27–25	Spain	Amsterdam	[114/85/15]

[722]
	2009-01-10	Scotland	32–0	Sweden	Meggetland	[115/51/7]

[725]
	2009-02-08 (6N)	Scotland	10–31	Wales	Lasswade RFC, Bonnyrigg	[116/121/21]

[728]
	2009-02-15 (6N)	France	25–12	Scotland	Arras	[131/117/15]

[730]
	2009-02-28 (6N)	Scotland	13–10	Italy	Meggetland	[118/59/7]

[732]
	2009-03-13 (6N)	Scotland	0–23	Ireland	Meggetland	[119/96/17]

[736]
	2009-03-21 (6N)	England	72–3	Scotland	London Welsh	[151/120/18]

[742]
	2009-05-17 FIRA	Russia	0–84	Scotland	Enköping, Sweden	[30/121/2]

[744]
	2009-05-20 FIRA	Belgium	0–71	Scotland	Stockholm, Sweden	[22/122/1]

[750]
	2009-05-23 FIRA	Netherlands	18–38	Scotland	Enköping, Sweden	[92/123/4]

2010s[]

[787]
	2010-02-06 (6N)	Scotland	10–8	France	Lasswade	[124/140/16]

[790]
	2010-02-14 (6N)	Wales	28–12	Scotland	Brewery Field, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan	[127/125/22]

[799]
	2010-02-28 (6N)	Italy	6–6	Scotland	Stadio Maurizio Natali, Colleferro, Rome	[77/126/8]

[802]
	2010-03-13 (6N)	Scotland	0–51	England	Meggetland, Edinburgh	[127/157/19]

[804]
	2010-03-19 (6N)	Ireland	15–3	Scotland	Ashbourne, County Meath	[102/128/19]

[827]
	2010-06-05	Scotland	8–27	South Africa	Lasswade	[129/18/1]

[828]
	2010-06-12	Scotland	17–41	South Africa	Lasswade	[130/19/2]

[834]
	2010-08-20 (WC)	Canada	37–10	Scotland	Surrey Park, Guildford	[83/131/5]

[842]
	2010-08-24 (WC)	France	17–10	Scotland	Surrey Park, Guildford	[147/132/17]

[847]
	2010-08-28 (WC)	Scotland	32–5	Sweden	Surrey Park, Guildford	[133/67/8]

[855]
	2010-09-01 (WC)	Canada	41–0	Scotland	Surrey Park, Guildford	[86/134/6]

[861]
	2010-09-05 (WC)	Scotland	8–32	Ireland	Surrey Park, Guildford	[135/107/19]

[866]
	2011-01-03	Spain	28–13	Scotland	Madrid	[95/136/16]

[867]
	2011-02-04 (6N)	France	53–3	Scotland	Viry-Châtillon	[151/137/19]

[872]
	2011-02-13 (6N)	Scotland	12–41	Wales	Burnbrae, Milngavie	[138/138/23]

[873]
	2011-02-26 (6N)	Scotland	5–22	Ireland	Lasswade	[139/109/19]

[878]
	2010-03-13 (6N)	England	89–0	Scotland	Twickenham	[172/140/20]

[881]
	2010-03-20 (6N)	Scotland	0–26	Italy	Meggetland, Edinburgh	[141/90/9]

[910]
	2011-11-06	Netherlands	10–33	Scotland	Amsterdam	[104/142/5]

[922]
	2012-02-05 (6N)	Scotland	0–47	England	Lasswade	[143/181/21]

[924]
	2012-02-12 (6N)	Wales	20–0	Scotland	Cross Keys	[142/144/24]

[927]
	2012-02-25 (6N)	Scotland	0–23	France	Stirling County	[145/159/20]

[929]
	2012-03-09 (6N)	Ireland	20–0	Scotland	Ashbourne RFC	[115/146/20]

[933]
	2012-03-18 (6N)	Italy	29–12	Scotland	, Rovato, near Brescia	[96/147/10]

[970]
	2013-02-02 (6N)	England	76–0	Scotland	Esher	[194/148/22]

[974]
	2013-02-10 (6N)	Scotland	0–8	Italy	Mayfield, Dundee	[149/104/11]

[974]
	2013-02-23 (6N)	Scotland	3–30	Ireland	Lasswade	[150/119/21]

[979]
	2013-03-10 (6N)	Scotland	0–13	Wales	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[151/150/25]

[980]
	2013-03-15 (6N)	France	76–0	Scotland	, Dijon	[173/152/21]

[985]
	2013-04-20 WCQ	Netherlands	7–29	Scotland	Madrid	[108/153/6]

[987]
	2013-04-23 WCQ	Italy	27–3	Scotland	Madrid	[109/154/12]

[991]
	2013-04-27 WCQ	Sweden	8–63	Scotland	Madrid	[77/155/9]

[1022]
	2014-02-02 (6N)	Ireland	59–0	Scotland	Ashbourne	[122/156/23]

[1027]
	2014-02-09 (6N)	Scotland	0–63	England	Rubislaw, Aberdeen	[157/209/23]

[1029]
	2014-02-22 (6N)	Italy	45–5	Scotland		[113/158/13]

[1034]
	2014-03-09 (6N)	Scotland	0–69	France		[159/183/22]

[1036]
	2014-03-16 (6N)	Wales	25–0	Scotland	Talbot Athletic Ground	[156/160/26]

[1092]
	2014-11-23	Italy	27–3	Scotland	Avezzano	[116/161/14]

[1094]
	2015-02-07 (6N)	France	42–0	Scotland	Stade Henri Desgrange, La Roche-sur-Yon, Vendée	[192/162/22]

[1097]
	2015-02-14 (6N)	Scotland	3–39	Wales	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[163/164/27]

[1101]
	2015-03-01 (6N)	Scotland	8–31	Italy	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[164/119/15]

[1102]
	2015-03-13 (6N)	England	42–13	Scotland	Darlington Arena, County Durham	[165/221/24]

[1107]
	2015-03-22 (6N)	Scotland	3–73	Ireland	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[166/136/24]

[1121]
	2015-11-22	Spain	10–34	Scotland	Valladolid, Castile and León	[111/167/17]

[1127]
	2016-02-05 (6N)	Scotland	0-32	England	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[168/228/25]

[1132]
	2016-02-14 (6N)	Wales	23-10	Scotland	The Gnoll, Neath	[169/169/28]

[1135]
	2016-02-28 (6N)	Italy	22-7	Scotland	, Bologna	[124/170/16]

[1136]
	2016-03-11 (6N)	Scotland	0-24	France	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[171/201/23]

[1140]
	2016-03-20 (6N)	Ireland	45-12	Scotland	Donnybrook, Dublin	[142/172/25]

[1164]
	2016-11-18 WCQ	Scotland	5–10	Spain	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[173/116/18]

[1170]
	2016-11-26	Spain	15–10	Scotland	Complutense, Madrid	[117/174/19]

[1176]
	2017-02-03 (6N)	Scotland	15–22	Ireland	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[175/-/25]

[1180]
	2017-02-11 (6N)	France	55–0	Scotland	Stade Marcel-Deflandre, La Rochelle	[-/176/24]

[1182]
	2017-02-24 (6N)	Scotland	15–14	Wales	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[177/-/29]

[1186]
	2017-03-11 (6N)	England	64–0	Scotland	Twickenham Stoop	[-/178/26]

[1188]
	2017-03-17 (6N)	Scotland	14–12	Italy	Broadwood, Cumbernauld	[179/-/17]

[1241]
	2018-02-02 (6N)	Wales	18–17	Scotland	Parc Eirias, Colwyn Bay	[-/180/30]

[1245]
	2018-02-10 (6N)	Scotland	3–26	France	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[181/-/25]

[1247]
	2018-02-23 (6N)	Scotland	8–43	England	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[182/-/27]

[1256]
	2018-03-11 (6N)	Ireland	12–15	Scotland	Donnybrook, Dublin	[-/183/26]

[1259]
	2018-03-18 (6N)	Italy	26–12	Scotland	Stadio Plebiscito, Padua	[-/184/18]

[1271]
	2018-11-04	Italy	38–0	Scotland	Calvisano	[143/185/19]

[1285]
	2018-11-27	Scotland	25–28	Canada	Scotstoun	[186/132/7]

[1294]
	2019-02-01	Scotland	7–28	Italy	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[187/-/20]

[1296]
	2019-02-08	Scotland	5–22	Ireland	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[188/-/27]

[1301]
	2019-02-23	France	41–10	Scotland	Stadium Lille Métropole, Villeneuve-d'Ascq	[-/189/26]

[1303]
	2019-03-08	Scotland	15–17	Wales	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[190/-/30]

[1308]
	2019-03-16	England	80–0	Scotland	Twickenham Stadium	[-/191/28]

[1292]
	2019-01-20	Spain	29–24	Scotland	Madrid	[129/192/20]

[1346]
	2019-09-30	South Africa	5–47	Scotland	City Park, Athlone	[-/193/1]

[1347]
	2019-10-05	South Africa	15–38	Scotland	City Park, Athlone	[-/194/2]

[1357]
	2019-11-17	Scotland	3–17	Wales	Scotstoun, Glasgow	[195/-/31]

[1363]
	2019-11-24	Scotland	20–24	Japan	Scotstoun	[196/53/1]

Other matches[]

[-]
	2005-07-08	Canadian Barbarians	0–35	Scotland	Ottawa(?)	[-/-/-]

[-]
	2006-08-13	Scotland A	6–17	Ireland	Hawick	[-/-/-]

[-]
	2009-02-15	France A	61–0	Scotland Development	Arras	[-/-/-]

[-]
	2010-02-06	Scotland A	3–26	France A	Lasswade	[-/-/-]

[-]
	2010-07-18	Scotland XV	20–15	Ireland XV	Lasswade	[-/-/-]

[-]
	2015-01-03	Scotland	10–43	Nomads	Murrayfield Stadium	[-/-/-]

[-]
	2016-10-29	Wales XV	15-0	Scotland XV	Cardiff Arms Park	[-/-/-]

Notable internationalists[]

Paula Chalmers, Scrum Half, named in World Cup Star XV [1]
Donna Kennedy, Number 8, most capped Scottish internationalist
Jade Konkel, Number 8, first full-time professional Scottish internationalist [2]

References[]

^ Bathgate, Stuart (2018-02-14). "Pioneers celebrate 25th anniversary of first Scotland women's international". The Offside Line. Retrieved 2021-08-20.
^ , Wikipedia, 2021-02-04, retrieved 2021-08-20
^ , Wikipedia, 2021-08-01, retrieved 2021-08-20
^ "Women's World Rankings". World Rugby. Retrieved 22 November 2021.
^ "Scotland Women 36 Japan Women 12". Scottish Rugby Union. 2021-11-14. Retrieved 2021-11-21.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

External links[]

Official website

[1] Bathgate, Stuart (2018-02-14). "Pioneers celebrate 25th anniversary of first Scotland women's international". The Offside Line. Retrieved 2021-08-20.

[2] , Wikipedia, 2021-02-04, retrieved 2021-08-20

[3] , Wikipedia, 2021-08-01, retrieved 2021-08-20

[women_runion_rankings-4] "Women's World Rankings". World Rugby. Retrieved 22 November 2021.

[5] "Scotland Women 36 Japan Women 12". Scottish Rugby Union. 2021-11-14. Retrieved 2021-11-21.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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