Watsonians Ladies Rugby
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Full name | Watsonian Football Club Ladies | |
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Union | Scottish Rugby Union | |
Founded | 2001 | |
Location | Edinburgh, Scotland | |
Ground(s) | Myreside | |
Coach(es) | Dave Flynn, Scott Nightingale | |
League(s) | Scottish Womens Premiership | |
2019–20 | Scottish Womens Premiership | |
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Official website | ||
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Watsonian FC Ladies is a women's rugby union team based in Edinburgh and part of the Scottish Rugby Union. The club is part of Watsonians RFC and plays at the club's home ground of Myreside Road, Edinburgh.
Squads[]
Watsonians have one ladies team who play in the Ladies Tennents Premiership. In season 2018/19 they have also begun a girls section from u12 - u18 level.
Formed in 2001 by a number of players from different clubs around the city, the team played in Premier league for most of their existence and also in National 1- last winning that competition in the 2016/17 season. Following promotion to the Premiership again in 2017/18 Watsonians ladies have established themselves again at that level and in season 2017/18 were runners up in the Sarah Beaney Cup.
Coaches - Freddie Main, Scott Nightingale, Duncan Wilson
Previous Seasons[]
2018/19 - Dave Flynn, Scott Nightingale
2017/18 - Tristan Gray, Scott Nightingale, Dave Flynn
2016/17 - Tristan Gray, Scott Nightingale, Euan Lyster
2015/16 - Tristan Gray
2014/15 - Baz Lawson and Freddie Main
History - Last 5 Years[]
Season 2012/13 - 5th in Premier League
Season 2013/14 - 6th in Premier League
Season 2014/15 - 6th in National League 1
Bowl Winners
Season 2015/16 - 6th in National League 1
Plate Winners
Season 2016/17 - 1st in National League 1
Cup Quarter Finalists
Season 2017/18 - 5th in Premier League (1st In Prem B split)
Cup Finalists
List of Watsonian Ladies Scotland Caps[]
Lana Skeldon - Nicola Nightingale - Emma Evans - Karen Dunbar - Alex Pratt-- MP Tierney - Jilly McCord - Sarah Mee - Keri Holdsworth - Kath Vass
Scotland 7s Internationalist Section[]
Bryony Nelson
See also[]
- Rugby union in Scotland
- Scottish National League
- The Scottish 2nd XV League
- Scottish Women's Rugby
References[]
External links[]
- Scottish rugby union teams
- Rugby union in Edinburgh
- Sports teams in Edinburgh